Anderson Wrangle

Anderson Wrangle is an Associate Professor of Art and Photography at Clemson University's College of Architecture, Art and Construction. He specializes in analog and digital photography, video, installation, and sculpture, with a focus on environmental and climate change themes. His work explores liminal landscapes such as the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the Savannah River Basin, addressing ecological fragility and human impact.

Education:

• M.F.A., University of Houston (2001)
• B.A. in English and Studio Art, University of the South

Research & Projects: Wrangle's research integrates artistic practice with environmental advocacy. Notable projects include the Savannah River Basin Photographic Survey (supported by multiple grants) and the Outer Banks series, which examines climate change's impact on coastal ecosystems. His work critiques human encroachment and policy failures regarding environmental sustainability.

Awards & Grants:

• 2019 Hambidge Center Residency
• 2018 FRDP Grant
• 2014 CAAH Faculty Research Grant
• Featured in Oxford American’s Eyes on the South

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with Clemson's Center of Visual Arts and interdisciplinary environmental initiatives. His work is part of collections at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro, and Galerie hlavního města Prahy (Prague).