Holly Greenberg
School of Art
Associate Professor, Studio Arts (Printmaking)
The perpetual learner, Greenberg embraces the experimental discoveries when the boundaries of mediums are pushed. She has developed innovative techniques for monotype, collagraph and photo-collagraph and frequently prints on non-traditional surfaces which she combines with painting to create large-scale installations.
Fluidly moving across disciplines, Greenberg’s current studio practices finds her in the ceramic studio creating multiples in a new medium: slipcast porcelain. These investigations into large- scale sculptural installation explore the moment when life leaves the body, when the plant produces the seed, when the host gives up the ghost.
Education
- M.F.A., The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- B.F.A., The University of Michigan
Expertise
Etching, relief, monotype, screenprint, collagraph, book arts, papermaking, drawing, and risograph
Courses Taught
- Observational Drawing Workshop
- Sketchbook Workshop
- Drawing a Sense of Place Workshop
- Drawing I Observation Workshop
- Drawing II Representation to Conceptualization Workshop
- First Year Studio
- Third Year Studio
- Printmedia and Graphic Art: Papermaking Workshop
- Printmedia and Graphic Art: Monotype/Monoprint
- Printmedia and; Graphic Art: Steamroller Printing on the Quad
- Introduction to Print Media & Graphic Art
- Etching and Relief
- Printmaking for Non-art Majors
- Screenprinting
- Book Arts
- Advanced Print Media and Graphic Art
- Visiting Artist Lecture Series
- Printmedia and Graphic Art: Graduate Printmaking
- Three Figures: Austen, Darwin & Greenaway