Taylor M. Clock

Taylor Clock is a Lecturer in the Department of Art at Hamilton College, appointed to the faculty in 2022. He teaches foundational courses including Introduction to Photography and Introduction to Digital Photography from his studio in Kennedy Center room 133.

His educational background:

• M.F.A. in Art Photography from Syracuse University
• B.F.A. in Graphic Design from the State University of New York at Oswego

Clock's artistic research critically examines the intersection of image production, mass-media ecosystems, and digital technology within contemporary society. His practice investigates how information saturation shapes social perception, with particular focus on the physical and virtual locations where media originates. This theoretical framework directly informs his pedagogy, challenging students to deconstruct habitual relationships with visual consumption in an image-dense cultural landscape.

Between 2016-2019, Clock's exhibitions at institutions including the Everson Museum of Art and Point of Contact Gallery demonstrate consistent exploration of digital mediation's societal consequences. His body of work reveals evolving techniques in photographic deconstruction while maintaining core inquiry into technology's role in constructing reality, with increasing emphasis on spatial contexts of media production in later exhibitions like 'Plans are Cancelled' (2019).

No scientific awards, major grants, or formal student advising relationships are documented in the provided materials. His current creative trajectory continues through ongoing projects including 'Work From Now (In Progress)' and 'Grey (2019)', indicating active development of new critical frameworks for understanding digital image culture.