Valerie Dibble

Valerie Dibble is a Professor of Art specializing in Printmaking at Kennesaw State University's School of Art and Design since 1996. She actively integrates non-toxic practices and contemporary technologies in printmaking education.

• MFA, University of Florida
• BFA, Arizona State University

Her teaching emphasizes:

• Development of contemporary non-toxic printmaking techniques
• Digital darkroom integration (Macintosh computers, photo scanners, archival printers)
• Historic press restoration (Columbian Iron Press, Reliance Iron Press)
• Alternative photo processes and light manipulation studies
• Environmentally-conscious studio practices

Studio highlights include a 7900 sq/ft dedicated space with specialized areas for:

• Etching, Lithography, Silkscreen
• Letterpress (extensive wood type collection)
• Bookarts and papermaking (Hollander beater room)
• Advanced photo processes with darkrooms and exposing units

Community engagement includes affiliations with:

• Southern Graphics Council International (SGCi)
• American Print Alliance
• Atlanta Printmakers Studio
• North American Hand Papermakers