Carolyn Lambert

Carolyn Lambert is an Assistant Professor at Kean University’s College of Liberal Arts, Department of Fine Arts. Her artistic practice spans video, installation, and performance, addressing environmental crises through affective and psychological lenses. She has exhibited at institutions like the Drawing Center, Eyebeam, and SculptureCenter, and screened work at international festivals in Germany, the UK, and Austria.

• Education: MFA (Intermedia, Carnegie-Mellon University), BA (Studio Art and Humanities, University of New Hampshire)
• Teaching: Video Art, Experimental Video, Digital Media Art courses

Research focuses on human-created climate change, ecological collapse, and the intersection of personal/social narratives through video montage. Her work integrates theoretical texts, found imagery, and visual culture aesthetics, including influences from film, advertising, and social media.

Supported by grants from the Banff Center, Carnegie Mellon’s Studio for Creative Inquiry, National Wildlife Federation, and Steinbrenner Institute for Environmental Education and Research.