Caroline Anderson

Caroline Anderson

Asst Professor (F2)

Assistant Professor

Aronoff Center

DAAP School of Art - 0016

Professional Summary

Caroline Anderson is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and curator. Her work and research explore technology, deep time, and speculation about the near-future through a wide variety of media and materials. She received her BFA in Fine Arts with a certificate in Critical Visions from the University of CIncinnati in 2015 and her MFA in Art and Technology from the University of Oregon in 2021. She has exhibited her work in numerous venues both nationally and internationally. Solo exhibitions include Hinterland at Oregon Contemporary and the Ohio State University Farmer Family Gallery, Solarsteading in Marielandia at OTOT Studios, and Banks of the Calcarine Fissure at the Neon Heater Gallery. In addition to her studio and teaching practices, she founded Solar Noon, a contemporary art gallery and project space in Cincinnati, OH that aims to bring artists on a national and international scope to engage with the conext of the Midwest.

Education

BFA: University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH, 2015 (Fine Arts with Certificate in Critical Visions)

MFA: University of Oregon Eugene, OR, 2021 (Art and Technology)

Research and Practice Interests

Anderson’s research and creative practice explore the relationship between human history, emerging technologies, and speculative futures. Drawing on moments of major cultural and epistemological change, from early symbolic systems to contemporary networked and AI-driven culture, she uses sculpture, installation, digital media, and fiction to examine how meaning, memory, and social organization are constructed. The resulting output operates through speculative frameworks that treat the present as a site of transition, where past and future imaginaries overlap. Periods of uncertainty and transformation are approached as generative conditions for new ways of thinking, making, and world-building.

Positions and Work Experience

2021 -2022 Visiting Assistant Professor of New Media and Video Production, Marshall University, Huntington, WV

2022 -2023 Fellow, The Techne Lab, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO

2018 -2021 Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR