Mackenzie Stroh

Mackenzie Stroh is an Adjunct Professor at Cooper Union's School of Art, specializing in photography and art education. She holds a BFA in Intermedia (Emily Carr University, 1998), MFA in Studio Art/Photography (Concordia University, 2003), and MPS in Creativity Development & Art Therapy (Pratt Institute, 2023). Her work focuses on identity, portraiture, and visual storytelling through fine art and commercial projects.

Notable clients include New York Magazine, New York Times, and American Express. Since 2000, she has taught at various institutions, serving as Cooper Union faculty since 2017. Her exhibitions span North America, with projects ranging from celebrity portraits (e.g., Kaley Cuoco, Marques Brownlee) to cultural studies (India Lifestyle Series) and tourism campaigns (Ocean City, MD).

Her research explores the intersection of technical mastery and conceptual depth in photography, emphasizing pedagogy that nurtures creativity. Recent projects include The Looming Tower set documentation and Baryshnikov Series, reflecting her commitment to diverse visual narratives.

No scientific awards were explicitly mentioned, though her exhibitions and client work highlight industry recognition. Teaching and advising focus on mentorship in art practice and professional development. She maintains an active studio practice alongside her academic role.