Nancy Wynn has been an active member of the fine arts community for over 30+ years. Her work has been shown in New York City, Los Angeles, Japan, and in galleries throughout New England. She enjoys speaking and has been a panelist on WNPR’s “Colin McEnroe Show” to discuss the Dada art movement with other panelists Andrei Codrescu, author of The Posthuman Dada Guide: Tzara and Lenin Play Chess; Jonathon Keats, experimental philosopher, artist, and art critic; Jeff Poole, Connecticut artist and curator of the Hartford Dada Art Show; and Clinton Deckert, Southington-based artist and roaming curator.

Ms. Wynn has written several published articles on art, design and education. Her artwork and essay appeared in the publication, Keep/Delete: Turning Messages into Keepsakes. The Forum on Public Policy published online her paper titled, “Image Making and Meaning: Educational Benefits to Studying Design in the 21st Century.”

Ms. Wynn has taught in higher education for 25+ years and has over 30 years of professional design experience. She received her MFA from the University of Hartford, Hartford Art School, and her BFA from the University of Connecticut. She is an Associate Professor of Visual and Performing Arts at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts, where she is Chair of the Visual and Performing Arts department, Director of the Film Studies minor, and teaching graphic design courses.

Ms. Wynn uses high technology to produce her images, specifically a scanner, computer and/or high resolution digital prints. She also prints on other types of materials based on the concept of the piece. Context is also important to the pieces, since many of her pieces are meant to be touched or more recently, worn.