A printmaker by training, Conor McGrann has a particular interest in the translation errors and systemic breakdowns that occur when filtering work between digital and analog production methods. His work focuses on the relationship between geography, the built environment, and culture. McGrann holds an MFA from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, and a BFA in printmaking from Syracuse University. McGrann hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is the Digital Studio Arts Technician at Carleton, where he maintains the print shop and photography lab, and facilitates the use of digital and analog tools and technologies for faculty, staff, and students. McGrann is one of three recipients of receive this year’s prestigious Jerome Foundation Fellowship through Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis.
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