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Jennifer Maloney is an Associate Professor in the Department of Art and Art History at Adelphi University, within the College of Arts and Sciences. She resides in Brooklyn, N.Y., and her work explores the intersection of objects, memory, and artistic preservation.
Education:
- MFA, Brooklyn College (2003)
- BA, Salve Regina University (1999)
Research Interests:
Maloney’s practice focuses on transforming mundane, discarded objects into autobiographical artworks that commemorate family traditions of saving and hoarding. Her paintings and assemblages seek to balance precise representation with the symbolic elevation of ordinary items.
- Visual Arts
- Painting
- Assemblage Art
- Art History
- Material Culture
- Contemporary Art
Professional Activities:
- 2016: Trompe L’Oeil International Juried Exhibition, John F. Peto Museum
- 2016: “How are Things?” Sabbatical Exhibition, Adelphi University
- 2014: “Abide with Me” at Cynthia Winings Gallery
- 2014: “How are Things?” Solo Exhibition, Barristers Gallery
- 2013: “Beauty Abounds” at Cynthia Winings Gallery
- 2011: Patchogue Arts Biennial
- 2010: “Wunderkammer” Solo Exhibition, West Chester University
Teaching:
She teaches courses such as Adelphi in Florence: Experiencing the Italian Renaissance, Collage, Color: Theory and Practice, and Senior Thesis Project I. Her pedagogical focus includes Foundations, Drawing, and Renaissance Art.
