Art, Art History, and Film Faculty

Mark Cooper

Professor of the Practice, Studio Art

Profile

In 1994 Mark Cooper was invited by the Capitol Children's Museum to work with adolescents from the Youth at Risk Program, the National Learning Center, Neighborhood Schools, Police Boys and Girls Clubs, and Homeless Shelters. The project was to create 1,110 works of public art expressing the wish to Stop the Violence. Mark collaborates with the young people to create billboards and illuminated dioramas which are attached to public buses and displayed in the Washington, D.C. metro system. Mark has been traveling to Washington each week this fall to supervise the project and direct the creation of the works.

GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT
  • One Person Exhibition at the DaNang Museum of Fine Art, Vietnam
  • Permanent Art Installation at the Jingdezhen University and Museum, China
  • Opening Speaker at the 2nd International Conference on Ceramic Education at Jingdezhen University
  • Collaborative Project and Exhibition at Shanghai University