Zoe Gross

Zoe Gross is an Adjunct Instructor in the Liberal Arts Department at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D), where she teaches Aesthetic Theories. She is currently a PhD candidate in Interdisciplinary Arts at Ohio University, contributing to philosophical discourse in contemporary art practice.

Educational Background:

• PhD Candidate, Interdisciplinary Arts, Ohio University (focus: Philosophy of Art, visual art, experimental sculpture)
• MFA in Ceramics, Rhode Island School of Design
• BS in Fine Arts, Skidmore College

Zoe's research and artistic work centers on aesthetic theory, exploring philosophical questions in contemporary arts through the lens of visual art and experimental sculpture. Her creative practice emphasizes curiosity, process, and playfulness, expressed through mixed media sculpture, temporal installations, and ceramics. She integrates theoretical inquiry with artistic production, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between art and philosophy.

Zoe has previously taught arts courses at the Rhode Island School of Design, Ohio University, and the University of Houston, bringing extensive pedagogical experience to PCA&D.

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Zoe Gross advises no students listed in the provided information and is not associated with any specific lab or research team in the text. Her academic service is currently part-time and adjunct in nature.