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Hannah S. Allen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Art and Art History at Adelphi University’s College of Arts and Sciences. She also serves as Co-Director of the Museum Studies Program. Her teaching focuses on photography and digital media, emphasizing the interpretive and transformative nature of art-making.
- MFA, School of Visual Arts (2007)
- BFA, Rhode Island School of Design (1999)
Allen’s research explores the intersection of photography, history, and digital media, particularly how visual representation intersects with themes of war, cultural identity, and borderlands. Her work examines the ephemeral nature of historical documentation and its impact on future narratives.
Allen’s recent publications and presentations highlight her focus on borderlands, documentary photography, and visual storytelling. Her creative scholarship includes solo and group exhibitions that interrogate urban landscapes, conflict representation, and narrative structures, often blending traditional and digital media.
- Visual Studies Workshop Project Grant (2020)
- Adelphi University Faculty Development Grant (2019)
- Lower East Side Keyholder Grant & Residency (2017-2018)
- A.I.R. Fellowship (2012-2013)
Allen has contributed to professional development through invited lectures and gallery talks, including at the University of Hartford and Hampshire College. Her grants and residencies reflect institutional recognition of her innovative research and mentorship in visual arts.
