Rate My Professor Mary Tsiongas

Born in Greece and based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Tsiongas is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice addresses human relationships to technology and nature through video and digital imagery. Her work is informed by early film history, folklore, and scientific interests including dendrochronology and the physics of time. She has received significant recognition through awards and grants such as the National Museum of Women in the Arts Women to Watch 2015 for her video artwork The Mercurial Dog Anticipates Her, NEA Our Town Grant in 2019, WESTAF NEA Regional Fellowship in 1995, UCROSS Foundation Artist Residency in 2017, and UNM PERC Grant in 2023 for the TC² Digital Loom project. Tsiongas has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows nationally and internationally, including Repurpose/Revision/Reconstruction at Richard Levy Gallery in 2017, Likenesses of Light at the same gallery in 2013, ISEA 2014 in Dubai, Late Harvest at Nevada Museum of Art in 2014, and Women to Watch 2015 at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Her works are held in public collections at the New Mexico Museum of Art and San Jose Museum of Art. Additionally, she has curated projects like Textile Technology: Thread Bare in 2022 and lectured at venues including the Lincoln Center and McColl Center.