Rate My Professor Monika Lukowska Appel

Beyond her academic duties, Dr Lukowska-Appel actively engages with the broader art community as the Western Australian representative for the Print Council of Australia, fostering connections and opportunities within the national printmaking scene. She has made significant contributions to scholarly discourse as co-editor of the 2023 Bloomsbury publication "The Politics of Artists in War Zones: Art in Conflict," collaborating with Kit Messham-Muir and Uroš Čvoro. Previously serving as Research Assistant for the 'Art in Conflict' project at Curtin University, she continues to participate in impactful initiatives such as the 'Art of Peace' project led by Professor Kit Messham-Muir. Her supervisory role is evident in student exhibitions like Master of Design – Studio X S1 and S2 2025, and Masters of Design 2024. Additionally, she has been involved in collaborative endeavors including the Seven Forms (Collie '22) exhibition, Project Groundswell, and events like the Ecologies of Imagination Micro Lab and A Celebration of Colour. Dr Lukowska-Appel has presented her work in forums such as the Showcasing Humanities Research video series, AAANZ 2025 Conference on Unruly Objects, and the Posthuman Pedagogies: Mindful Creativity in the Age of AI symposium in 2026.