Chloë Smolarski: CURRICULUM VITAE
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Chloë Smolarski: CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION
MFA, Integrated Media Art – Hunter College, City University – December 2011
Masters, - UDK (University of Art) with Georg Baselitz, Berlin, Germany –2000
BFA, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago –1996
EMPLOYMENT
Pratt Institute, New York, New York – 2019-Present
Faculty, Department of Digital Arts – Video
Parsons - New School, New York, New York – 2013- 2019
CUNY, Graduate Center, New York, New York – 2014-Present
Collections Director – CUNY Digital History Archive
PUBLICATIONS/CONFERENCES
Smolarski, C. (2018), ‘Fluid identities and navigating integration: The politics of solidarity in contemporary Germany’, Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture, 9:1, pp. 45–59, doi: 10.1386/cjmc.9.1.45_1–2018
ECREA (European Communication Research Education Association) Diaspora, Migration and the Media Section – Migration and communication flows: rethinking borders, conflict, and identity through the digital – University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain–2017
Culture and Identity Configurations: Reflections on the XXI Century – Hofstra University, NY –2017
A.R.T (Archivist Round Table) Symposium – NY –2017
The CUNY Games Festival: A Conference on Game-based Learning in Higher Education NY–2015
Digital Media Conference: Freedom and Unfreedom in the Digital Age, Boston – Screening and panel – Leslie College –Boston, Mass –2013
AERA Conference Film Festival (American Education and Research Association) – Presentation and screening of “Admissions Student Stories from Undocumented America” – San Francisco–2013
UFVA Conference (University Film and Video Association) – Presentation and screening of “Admissions Student Stories from Undocumented America” – Columbia College – Chicago – 2012
CRESEA Conference (Critical Race Studies in Education Association), Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York. “Documentary, Counter Storytelling, and Undocumented Students in Higher Education.” –2012
MobilityShifts – An International Future of Learning Summit, The New School, New York, New York. “Mobile Identities and Community Mobilization: Collaborative Digital Theater in Transnational Communities.” –2011
RESIDENCIES/AWARDS
Taconic Fellowship –2020
Pratt Research Seed Grant – Brooklyn, NY –2019
PARC U.S Faculty Development Seminar on Palestine – Jerusalem, Israel –2018
Wassaic Artist Residency – Wassaic, New York –2017
Mass MOCA Artist in Residence program – North Adams, Massachusetts–2017
Research Grant – CUNY, awarded to conduct an oral history project in Germany–2015
SCREENINGS (SELECTION)
Screening and Presentation “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America” New York University, sponsored by Wagner –2017
Screening and presentation “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”–Humboldt University, sponsored by the Institute for Social Sciences, Berlin, Germany –2014
Screening and presentation “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– UdK (University of Art), sponsored by the Department of Fine Arts, Berlin, Germany–2014
Screening and presentation “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– Bard College-Berlin, sponsored by the Department of Political Science, Berlin, Germany–2014
Screening “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– the University of Houston, sponsored by the English and Film Studies department–2013
Screening “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America,” Westchester Community College, sponsored by Community College Consortium for Immigration Education, Valhalla, New York–2013
Oaxaca Film Festival 3, Official Selection, Oaxaca, Mexico–2012
Boston Latino International Film Festival, (BLIFF) Official selection, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts–2012
New Film Makers, Official Selection, Anthology, New York, New York–2012
Screening “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– Johnson County Community College, presented International and Immigrant Student Services, sponsored by Community College Consortium for Immigration Education, Overland Park, KS. –2012
Screening “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America,” Bluegrass Community and Technical College, presented by Hispanic/Latino Outreach Office of Multiculturalism and Inclusion, Lexington, Kentucky–2012
Screening “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America,” Renton Technical College, sponsored by Community College Consortium for Immigration Education, Renton, WA–2012
Screening and presentation “Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– Segal Theatre, Graduate Center, CUNY, Presented by the Urban Studies Department, New York, New York–2012
“Admissions – Student Stories from Undocumented America”– Screening The Little Theater, Presented by the Humanities Department, LaGuardia Community College, New York, New York–2012
EYE: AM Women Behind the Lens, “To Go to Work Again” screening – Anthology, NYC–2011
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Digital Cinematography: DSLR, Blackmagic; Digital editing: Premiere, Final Cut, After Effects, Adobe Creative Suite: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe In Design, Adobe Flash, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Audition Sound: Audacity, Game Engines: Unity Content Management Systems: Drupal, WordPress, Omeka, Learning Management Systems: Canvas, Blackboard, Academic: research, curriculum development, grant writing, project management
Languages: Fluent German, Fluent French and working Spanish