Prof. Robert Dohrmann received his BA in Art with an emphasis in
painting in 1989 and his MFA in Painting and Drawing in 1992 at Central
Washington University, Ellensburg, Washington. He has teaching
experience at California State University-Chico, CA as a Visiting
Artist and at Yakima Valley Community College, Grandview, WA as a
Leturer. After two years at Central Washington University serving as a
full-time replacement instructor teaching all levels of graduate and
undergraduate painting, drawing and illustration, he took a position in
our department in 1999 as Foundation Instructor teaching introduction
to art theory and drawing. He has also taught intermediate drawing,
book arts and developed a course titled, "Art 4923: Digital Arts for
Studio."
Prof. Dohrmann turned his research interests to digital media several
years ago. His most recent body of works include experimental video
shorts, a series of large scale propaganda banners relating to the
nuclear age and post September 11 issues, audio mash-up's and nonlinear
interactive web based media (concepts ranging from digital
communication styles to the human genome project). He has had several
solo exhibitions throughout the US and has participated in many
international film festivals over the past several years.
To view his resume and art works, click the "website" text to your left.
