Professional Profile
Brandon Bauer is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Wisconsin. His practice involves the critical use of collage, montage, the exploration of the contextual meaning of images and objects, as well as experimental mapping, and collaborative projects. Brandon has exhibited work in the Aces(s) electronic media festival in Pau, France, The European Media Arts Festival in Osnabruck, Germany, and at Project 101 in Paris among several other national and international venues. Brandon’s work has been produced in DVD editions, used as illustration for various editorial publications and books, and has been published in poster editions.

Brandon co-edited the book Peace Signs: the Anti-War Movement Illustrated, published in two editions and released in 2004. Gustavo Gili of Barcelona Spain published the Spanish language edition, and Edition Olms based in Zurich Switzerland published an English, French, and German language edition. In 2003 A DVD of Brandon’s early experimental video titled Signaldrift: a day under the city was released by the Paris based video art label Lowave. In 2009 the experimental-noise label FTAM released a DVD of Brandon’s collaborations with noise musician Peter J. Woods titled Hungry Ghosts.

Brandon received his BFA in painting from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in 1996, and his MA from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2008. Brandon was a 2009-2010 Distinguished Graduate School Fellowship (DGSF) recipient for the completion of his Master of Fine Arts in Intermedia from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Brandon Bauer
Assistant Professor of Art

Location: Bush Art Center
Room: 165
Phone: (920) 403-2901
Fax: (920) 403-4049

Mailing Address:
St. Norbert College
Bush Art Center, 165
De Pere, WI 54115-2099

brandon.bauer@snc.edu

Academic Credentials:
B.F.A., Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design
M.A., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
M.F.A, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Courses Taught:
History of Photography and New Media (ART205) Sem II
Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging (ART280) Sem I & II
Contemporary Photographic Strategies (ART380) Sem I
New Media (ART460) Sem I
Advanced Digital Studio (ART480) Sem II