Anthony Rudderow

Anthony Rudderow is an Adjunct Instructor in the Liberal Arts department at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D), where he also earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration as part of the Class of 2022. He holds a Master of Science in Arts Administration and Museum Leadership from Drexel University, positioning him at the intersection of artistic practice and cultural institution management.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration, Pennsylvania College of Art & Design
• Master of Science in Arts Administration and Museum Leadership, Drexel University

Anthony's artistic and professional interests center on the interplay between nature, mechanical function, and history. His work explores the rhythmic elements of natural systems and the visual poetry of moving parts, often inspired by antique tools and machinery. He is passionate about community impact through not-for-profit and museum spaces, reflecting his training in arts administration.

While no peer-reviewed publications are listed, his creative output is exhibited in galleries across Lancaster, PA, including PCA&D’s Senior Exhibition and shows at CORE Gallery and Curio. His work blends imagination with real-world artifacts, blurring the line between the fantastic and the functional.

Anthony is also an emerging museum professional, actively building his portfolio in museum leadership. He engages with antique malls and restoration projects, both as personal hobbies and as inspiration for his art and professional vision.

He advises on creative practice and museum studies, though no formal students are listed. His work is supported by hands-on experience in curation and exhibition, as seen in his participation in multiple group shows. He is involved in community art initiatives and maintains a digital presence through his personal website and portfolios.

Anthony contributes to the academic environment at PCA&D as a part-time faculty member, mentoring emerging artists and sharing his interdisciplinary perspective on art, history, and institutional practice.