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Prof. Emily Smith
Subject area: Media and Design
Consultation by: appointment
Websites: Emily Smith Profile
Professor Smith has been with the University of Europe for Applied Sciences since 2012. She was Vice Dean of the Art & Design faculty and is currently Professor for New Media Design. Professor Smith's areas of expertise are Exhibition Design, Spatial Design, Way-finding, Material Culture, Design Curation, Experimental Design, Visual Anthropology, and Museology. Additional expertise includes Ethics, Social Justice, Decolonization, and Ethnographic Research Method.
- 2021 – present Professor for New Media Design (MA) at UE Art & Design
- 2017–2019 Vice Dean, Faculty of Art & Design
- 2016–2021 Programme Director for Communication Design (BA) at UE Art & Design
- since 2016 Professor for Communication Design (BA) at UE Art & Design
- 2011–2016 Lecturer at btk
- 2010–2012 studied Visual and Media Anthropology (MA) at Freie Universität Berlin
- 2001–2005 Designer at Leonardi & Wollein/Wollein & Co., Berlin
- 1998–2000 studied Graphic Design & Movement–Based Design (BFA) at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, CA
- 1987–1991 studied Latin American Studies (BA) at Pitzer College in Claremont, CA
- 1969 born in Salt Lake City, UT
- 2018 Artistic Direction for the ‘Fikra Graphic Design Biennial 2018: Ministry of Graphic Design’, Sharja (UAE)
- 2014 Art direction for Zeiss Museum of Optics (with Bertron Schwarz Frey)
- 2013 Senior curator of ‘RE: Critical dialogue on photography, film and documentary arts’
- 2012–2013 Eberswalde Fimfestival, Platform of Abstract Photography and site-specific locations in Brandenburg, DE “Deep Roots, Dormant Branches” Photography and Video installation
- 2006–2010 Exhibition design for Museum für Naturkunde, Neues Museum and Deutsches Technikmuseum (with Rimini Berlin)
- 2009 Graphic design for Otto Bock Science Center Berlin (with ART&COM)
- 2009 CEBIT Stand Deutsche Telekom, Concept and Motion Design (with q-bus Mediatektur)