Assistant Professor of Visual Arts Bookmark this Posting Print Preview | Apply for this Job Please see Special Instructions for more details. Position Details Position Information Job Type Faculty Position Title Assistant Professor of Visual Arts Position Number FV0006 Department Visual Art Location Morehouse College - Atlanta GA Position Summary The Division of Humanities, Social Science, Media and Arts (HSSMA) at
Morehouse College invites applications for full-time Assistant Professor in Visual Arts (non-tenure-track) to start August 2027. Morehouse College is seeking innovators that lead students to creative outlets for further exposition of the Visual Arts through studio and lecture courses surrounding contemporary issues in the field that are accessible to broad audiences of students and the community. Applicants should
demonstrate interest and a level of engagement with the aesthetic influences of the African Diaspora.The successful candidate will join the Visual Arts department during a time of growth. Morehouse College, together with Spelman College and Clark Atlanta University, is part of the Atlanta University Center Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective, now entering its seventh year. The Collective has positioned the
AUC as a leading incubator of African American artists and museum professionals in the United States. We offers majors and minors in Art, Art History, and Curatorial Studies through coursework and co-curricular opportunities on all three campuses.Candidates must have a proven track record of art shows and artistic scholarship at the local or national level and be able to demonstrate interdisciplinary and creative
approaches in teaching studio art and art appreciation courses with an interest in art of the African Diaspora and African American art and artists.Applicants are required to have an M.F.A. in Studio Art with a concentration in one of the following disciplines: Painting and drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture (including ceramics) or Photography and a minimum of three years of teaching experience in higher education
beyond graduate school. In addition to studio art courses, the instructor will teach foundational courses (lecture based) relating to a general understanding of art for non-majors. The material taught in these courses should demonstrate an engagement with influences of the African Diaspora, inclusive of Afro-Futurism, Afro-Surrealism, Black Feminism, LGBTQ issues and/or other formal inquiries into and around the
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