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Joan Truckenbrod

Professor, Art and Technology Studies (1981) at the School for the Art Institute of Chicago. BA, 1967, Beloit College; MA, 1973, Northern Illinois University; MFA, 1979, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Exhibitions: Gallerie der Gegenwart, Germany; Glaz'art, Paris; Colville Place Gallery, London; Museum of Modern Art, Paris; Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago; Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro; Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

Book: Creative Computer Imaging. Bibliography: Chicago Tribune; New Art Examiner; Centre Daily Times. Collections: ISA Holding, London; Parade Publications, NY; South Dakota State University; Wright Art Museum, WI. Awards: Fulbright Fellowship; Scandinavian-American Foundation Fellowship; Illinois Arts Council.

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Joan Truckenbrod was Professor, Art and Technology Studies (1981) at the School for the Art Institute of Chicago. She earned a BA (1967) from Beloit College, an MA (1973) from Northern Illinois University and an MFA (1979) from the School for the Art Institute of Chicago. Exhibitions listed include Gallerie der Gegenwart (Germany), Glaz'art (Paris), Colville Place Gallery (London), Museu de Arte Moderna (Rio de Janeiro) and the Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.). She authored Creative Computer Imaging; her awards include a Fulbright Fellowship and a Scandinavian-American Foundation Fellowship.

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