Ann LePore

Ann LePore is an Associate Professor of 3D Design and Animation at Ramapo College of New Jersey's School of Contemporary Arts since 2003. She teaches courses like 3D Animation, Physical Computing, and Art Activism, blending technology with artistic expression.

• M.F.A. in Computer Art, School of Visual Arts (2003)
• B.F.A. cum Laude in Print and Video, Alfred University (1996)

Her research focuses on electronic art, data visualization, and art activism, integrating physical computing with immersive installations. Recent projects emphasize urban empathy and community-based art through digital media.

Her publications and exhibitions since 2003 demonstrate trends in animation redefinition, cultural barrier visualization, and interdisciplinary art-science projects.

• 2012: Solo exhibition Mapping for Empathy exploring environmental narratives
• 2010: River to River Festival project examining urban infrastructure
• 2008: Curator of Expanding Animation exhibition at Pascal Gallery

Scientific awards and grants include:

• Meadowlands Commission Grant (2011)
• Ramapo College Foundation Grant (2007)
• Multiple NYFA/NYSCA grants (2000-2002)

LePore has secured research grants for projects like Hudson River data visualization and community art initiatives. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Santo Domingo and NJ galleries.