San Francisco Art Institute - Notable Former Faculty

Notable Former Faculty

  • Kathy Acker.
  • Ansel Adams, landscape photographer, founded the photography department in 1945.
  • Roy Ascott, Dean 1975-1978.
  • Blixa Bargeld, musician (2008).
  • Charles Boone, composer.
  • Stan Brakhage, filmmaker.
  • John Collier (anthropologist), visual anthropologist
  • Imogen Cunningham, portrait photographer.
  • Angela Davis (1976).
  • Howard Fried, installation, performance, video artist, founded the New Genres department.
  • Doug Hall.
  • Wally Hedrick.
  • Pirkle Jones, photographer.
  • Pat Klein, painter.
  • George Kuchar (1972–2011), filmmaker.
  • Dorothea Lange, photographer.
  • Leo Lentelli, sculptor.
  • Janis Crystal Lipzin, film/photo artist.
  • Lydia Lunch.
  • Arthur Frank Mathews, muralist, painter.
  • Frederick Meyer, founder of the California College of the Arts (1907).
  • Bruce Nauman, Process & Conceptual Art.
  • Suzanne Olmsted, artist, photographer, printmaker.
  • Charlemagne Palestine.
  • Sidney Peterson, film director, initiated first film courses at SFAI (1947).
  • John Rapko, philosopher of art.
  • Mark Rothko, painter (1947).
  • Richard Shaw, ceramic sculptor.
  • Hassel Smith, painter.
  • Ralph Stackpole, sculptor, painter.
  • Clyfford Still, painter (1946).
  • Larry Sultan, photographer
  • Minor White, photographer.
  • Al Wong, filmmaker.

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