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Dylan AT Miner is currently Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Research, Creative Practice, and Graduate Education at the Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design at the University of Michigan. From 2007-2023, Miner taught in the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) – a small living-learning community with a focus on 'arts and humanities for the public good' – at Michigan State University (MSU).

Miner primarily teaches in the areas of art, activism, ecology, and Indigenous studies, expanding outward in interdisciplinary and transcultural directions. Miner has taught at other universities, as well as lectured globally and has been a visiting artist or artist-in-residence at numerous universities, MFA programs, cultural centers, museums, artist-run spaces, and Indigenous institutions, among others. Both within and outside the university, he teaches various seminars and workshops that employ dialogical, Indigenous, and emancipatory pedagogies.

COURSES TAUGHT - SYLLABI

31: The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

30: Lake-Effect: Art and Ecology in the Great Lakes

29: Posters, Broadsides, and Radical Ephemera

28. Printing Politics: Posters, Broadsides, and Radical Ephemera

27. Q: What is black and white and re(a)d all over? // A: Zines, Artists’ Books, Pamphlets, Chapbooks, and Other Multiples

26. Beyond Capitalism: Senior Seminar in Radical Theory

25. Art and Ecology in the Great Lakes

24. The Artist as Public Intellectual

23. Painting Murals, Crossing Borders

22. Serigraphy and Poster Workshop

21. Socially-Engaged Art and Social Practice