Myles Dunigan

Myles Dunigan is a visual artist and educator at Oberlin College, serving as 2D Studio Manager in the Studio Art Department. He manages painting, drawing, and printmaking labs and teaches ARST 110: Introduction to Drawing. His roles include lecturer and studio administrator.

Education: MFA in Visual Art from University of Kansas, BFA in Printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design.

Research interests focus on printmaking pedagogy and contemporary art practice. Active in national exhibitions with solo shows at institutions like William Paterson University and the Boston Public Library. Participates in conferences such as the Southern Graphics Printmaking Conference as demonstrator, panelist, and panel chair.

Residencies include Rogers Street Art Lofts (Las Vegas), Kala Art Institute (Berkeley), and Signal Culture (Oswego). Group exhibitions span venues like the International Print Center (NYC) and The Far Eastern Museum (Russia).

No scientific awards listed. Teaches Introduction to Drawing in Spring/Fall 2025 semesters.