Paula Levine

Paula Levine is a Professor in the School of Art at San Francisco State University. She specializes in experimental narrative, conceptual art, and cartography, often integrating technology such as GPS, locative media, and mobile platforms into her interdisciplinary projects. Her work explores themes of empathy and spatial relationships, bridging local and global contexts.

Levine holds art degrees from

• Emily Carr University, Vancouver, BC
• San Francisco Art Institute

Her research and creative practice focus on innovative intersections of art, technology, and geography. She has exhibited widely in the U.S. and internationally, with works in private collections and the National Gallery of Canada. Her writings appear in publications like Leonardo, n.paradoxa, and The Mobile Story (2013, Routledge).

While no advising or grant details are explicitly listed, Levine actively engages with academic and artistic communities through her professional website and exhibitions. She recently participated in the 2024 Mill Valley Film Festival with screenings of her work.