bio
Joseph Squier is a distinguished artist and professor emeritus renowned
for his contributions to digital art and new media. He has exhibited
work internationally, including Europe, Asia, South America, and
throughout the United States. His innovative work has earned him
fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Rockefeller
Foundation. Squier has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall
Street Journal, LA Times, and numerous books on electronic art. At the
University of Illinois, he was recognized as both a University Scholar
and a Distinguished Teacher, reflecting his excellence in academia and
commitment to education, and he was appointed as the inaugural Anthony
J. Petullo Professor of Art & Deign. Squier’s art often explores the
intersection of technology, art, and society, making him a pivotal
figure in his field. His influence extends beyond his own creations,
impacting countless students and emerging artists through his teaching
and mentorship. Squier's legacy is marked by his dedication to fostering
creativity and pushing the boundaries of art.