Jason Kofke

Jason Kofke is a Professor of Printmaking at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Atlanta, a position he has held since 2016. He also serves as a Teaching Foundations professor at SCAD Atlanta. His career includes adjunct roles at Flagler College (2011), visiting artist positions at institutions like the China Academy of Art (2009-2010), and guest professorships at Santa Fe College (2014). Kofke holds an M.F.A. and B.F.A. in painting from SCAD.

His research and creative work focus on printmaking, contemporary art, and exhibition curation, with a particular emphasis on public engagement and cross-cultural dialogue. Notable exhibitions include The World Book (1979) (2014), Everything Will Be OK (2012), and As Simply as Possible (2010), showcasing his exploration of themes like historical references, emotional expression, and conceptual failure.

Kofke has been involved in over 30 exhibitions and public art projects globally, including venues in Russia, Australia, and Japan. His work often bridges academic art education with experimental practices, emphasizing accessibility and audience interaction. He has also contributed to design studios, galleries, and educational initiatives, such as his role as a letterpress instructor at the Atlanta Printmakers Studio (2012-2014).

His professional experience spans roles as a designer, gallery assistant, and grant researcher, reflecting a career deeply rooted in both artistic creation and pedagogy.