ABOUT ME
My Work + My Life:
Danielle Foushée is author, designer, public artist, and professor at Arizona State University. She founded and directs Phoenix Mural Project, a documentary project that captures artists’ oral histories and grassroots visual expressions in the city. She is obsessed with the artistry of landscapes — any landscape. She’s especially interested in human-generated mark-making in the environment: buildings, roads, tunnels, and signs… petroglyphs, graffiti, and initials carved in aspen bark … forests burned, rows of corn, and victory gardens. Babydolls tied to fences. Gnomes on front porches. Stamps in concrete, and words on paper.
Assistant Professor of Design
Arizona State University
Herberger Institute for Design & the Arts
The Design School
Founder/Director
Education
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MFA, Design
Cranbrook Academy of Art
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MFA, Visual Studies
Pacific Northwest College of Art
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MFA + MA, Creative Nonfiction + Rhetoric
Northern AZ University (in progress)