Rate My Professor Evan Meaney

An artist, game designer, and developer, Meaney explores the intersection of art and technology, focusing on glitches, liminalities, and virtual reality applications. His creative time-based artworks have been presented worldwide at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Townhouse Gallery in Cairo, Oi Futuro in Rio de Janeiro, and the U.S. Library of Congress, and are distributed through the Video Data Bank in Chicago. Past appointments include artist-in-residence at the Wexner Center for the Arts and the Experimental Television Center, founding member of GLI.TC/H, super juror for IndieCade, and affiliated researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He contributed to The Atlantic with the article “You Can Delete, but You Can't Forget” in 2014. Meaney received the 2018 Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award for innovative instruction. Currently, he serves as a collaborative researcher with the Center for Predictive Maintenance, UX-design researcher at the Ronald E. McNair Center for Aerospace Innovation, and simulation designer for the Rule of Law Collaborative, developing virtual reality for industry 4.0 deployment. He holds software patents related to virtual reality-based metadata navigation systems.