About
Scott Thorp is a Professor and Department Chair at Augusta University's Department of Art and Design within the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. As a multifaceted artist, writer, and educator specializing in creativity, he contributes to ArtPulse Magazine as a writer and consulting editor. His academic career spans teaching, administrative leadership, and active involvement in institutional and professional service.
- Education: MFA in Fine Arts and Art Studies from Maryland Institute College (1997)
- Education: BFA in Fine/Studio Arts from Georgia State University (1993)
Research Focus: Scott's work centers on creativity, art, and design. His recent publications in trade magazines explore contemporary art practices, including interviews with artists like Ed Woodham and Val Britton, and analyses of data visualization in art through Ryoji Ikeda's work.
Service Leadership: He serves on multiple university committees, including the Augusta University Arts Council (Committee Chair) and RSCA Grant Opportunity Review Committee (Chair). His professional engagements include roles in the Mid America College Art Association (Vice President) and advisory panels for the City of Augusta Public Art.
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