Mark Greenwold

Dr. Mark Greenwold is an advocate for innovation in the field of studio art, serving as an Associate Professor Emeritus at the University at Albany. With an MFA degree from Indiana University, Dr. Greenwold has dedicated his career to exploring the intricate nuances of artistic expression and technique. His tenure at the Department of Art & Art History has been marked by a commitment to fostering creativity and critical thinking among his students. Throughout his academic career, Dr. Greenwold has been instrumental in shaping the curriculum to include contemporary practices and traditional methodologies, ensuring a comprehensive education for aspiring artists. His approach to teaching emphasizes the importance of both conceptual development and technical skill, encouraging students to push the boundaries of their artistic capabilities. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Greenwold has actively participated in various exhibitions and art forums, contributing to the broader discourse on art and its role in society. His work, characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of visual narratives, has been recognized and appreciated by peers and art enthusiasts alike. Dr. Greenwold's legacy at the University at Albany continues to inspire future generations of artists and educators.