Dan Scott

Dr. Dan Scott is contributing to transformative work in the field of visual arts as an Assistant Professor at Boise State University's Department of Art, Design, and Visual Studies. With an MFA in Painting from the prestigious New York Academy of Art and a BFA in Drawing and Ceramics from Boise State University, Dr. Scott brings a rich educational background to his teaching and creative practice. His artistic approach is deeply rooted in engaging viewers in a dialogue through paintings that evoke sensuality and beauty, while simultaneously exploring the nature of truth and meaning. Dr. Scott's work has been recognized on both national and international platforms, having been featured in numerous juried exhibitions. His paintings are known for their ability to captivate audiences, prompting them to reflect on the deeper narratives and emotions embedded within his art. This recognition underscores his commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional painting techniques and themes, making significant contributions to contemporary art discourse. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Dr. Scott is dedicated to fostering a dynamic and inclusive learning environment for his students. He encourages them to explore their own artistic voices and to challenge conventional perspectives. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and creative exploration, equipping students with the skills necessary to thrive in the ever-evolving landscape of the art world. Dr. Scott's ongoing research and creative projects continue to inspire both his students and the broader art community. His dedication to the arts and education exemplifies his role as a transformative figure in the field, continually pushing the boundaries of what art can achieve and how it can impact society.