Nicholas Wozniak has been an Art Educator since 1999 and a Professor of Photography and Art Appreciation since 2008. He specializes in Fine Art and Documentary photography. For the last 8 years Nicholas has been working on a long term photographic essay on the Cultural Landscape of Savannah Georgia through its disappearing hand-painted signage. This series illuminates both the positive and negative effects of urban gentrification.
Nicholas is an active member of the National Art Education Association and has presented nationally in NYC, San Diego, and New Orleans. His workshops and presentations concentrate on contemporary instructional methods in art education such as Issue-Based Instruction, Storytelling, Art and Personal Meaning, The Big Idea, and Arts-Integration. In addition he instructs summer workshops for art educators at colleges and art museums throughout the southeast.
Nicholas has been a Professor of Photography since 2008 teaching both traditional darkroom and digital photography. He has experience instructing photography in a traditional campus setting as well as a hybrid format using Blackboard as an online classroom. Over the last year he has developed a fully online Art Appreciation.
Nicholas holds an MAAE from MICA and a BFA from SCAD. His Instagram is: Savnicholas
