JOSHUA GRAHAM
Assistant Professor
Art & Art History
RESEARCH INTERESTS
My research explores the limits of conventional art spectatorship through the use of provisional materials and participatory methodologies. As a teaching artist, I situate my research within the field of art education, investigating the pedagogical possibilities inherent to the playful yet interrogative act of making art. It aligns pressing ecological concerns with community-engaged learning through the process of making art. Both creative and scholarly, it asks how cultural (mis)conceptions about the natural world impact our relationships. It proposes methods for sustainable practices in artmaking that create spaces for renewed bonds with our local environment.
GRANTS
- FELLOWSHIP OR RESIDENCYFaculty Fellow AwardUniversity of Utah19 Dec 2025
- EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACTUMOCA Assemblage Art Fund Process GrantAndy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts6 Nov 2025People funded by this grant:
- Chodoriwsky S
- FELLOWSHIP OR RESIDENCYMontello Foundation1 May 2024 - 14 May 2024
- EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACTCaucus of Social Theory in Art Education, National Art Education Association29 Jul 2022 - 28 Jul 2023