Everett Kane

Everett Kane is an Associate Professor at Pratt Institute's School of Art, specializing in Digital Arts and Animation. His interdisciplinary practice spans 3D, painting, drawing, photography, AI, and film to critique media distortions, surveillance systems, and emotional control mechanisms.

• Education
  • B.A. in Religion, Princeton University
  • B.F.A. (with distinction) and M.F.A. in Fine Arts, Art Center College of Design

Rooted in traditions from Viennese Actionists and German Expressionism, Kane's work deconstructs photographic and cinematic artifacts while confronting viewer complicity in societal rituals. His exhibitions include venues like Location One, White Box, and Los Angeles Municipal Gallery, with reviews in major art publications.

Current research explores intersections of digital media, censorship, and emotional manipulation through historical document deconstruction. Kane's creative methodology bridges analog and digital mediums to interrogate contemporary media ecosystems.