Chloe Wack

Chloe Wack is a Teaching Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, specializing in interdisciplinary art practices. Her research explores themes of friendship, memory, and home through mediums like printmaking, photography, and time-based processes. She emphasizes collaboration, particularly in feminist scholarship and academic care systems. Recent work includes the exhibition “we live here.”, examining neighborhood dynamics through mapping and textile-based methods.

Her academic writing appears in Feminist German Studies, co-authored with Casey Wolhar, discussing sentimentality and community-building in academia. She teaches in Foundations and Time-Based Arts/Cinema Studies, blending analog and digital creative processes. Resources she utilizes include the smART Lab, Media Pool, and Wood Shop facilities.

Wack advocates for integrating love and friendship as tools for fostering academic and artistic communities. Her creative practice bridges traditional and contemporary methods, reflecting her commitment to both pedagogy and social engagement.