Jessica Snow

Jessica Snow is an Adjunct Professor and part-time faculty member at the University of San Francisco (USFCA), where she teaches art appreciation and studio courses in the fine arts. Her role combines academic instruction with an active studio art practice.

• MFA, Mills College
• BA in Art Studio, UC Davis
• Additional studies: Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Université de la Nouvelle-Sorbonne III

Jessica's research and creative interests center on fine arts, with a focus on non-objective and studio-based practices. Her work explores abstract visual forms and contemporary artistic expression, informed by mentorship under notable artists such as Squeak Carnwath, Hung Liu, and Wayne Thiebaud.

Her artistic contributions have been exhibited internationally, reflecting a strong engagement with the global art community. Though no scholarly publications are listed, her exhibitions demonstrate a sustained and recognized creative output in the field of visual art.

Jessica Snow has received no listed scientific awards, but her inclusion in international exhibitions, such as the International Biennal of Non-Objective Art in Pont de Claix, France, highlights the recognition of her artistic work.

She mentors students through studio and appreciation courses, fostering artistic development and critical understanding of art. There is no mention of research grants or formal advisees in the provided information.

Jessica maintains an active artistic presence with exhibitions at Le Pavé d’Orsay (Paris), Galleri Urbane (Dallas), Jen Bekman Projects (NYC), Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, Sonoma Valley Museum of Art, H Gallery (Chiang Mai), and M17 Contemporary Art Center (Kiev).