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Terry A. Ratzlaff

Terry A. Ratzlaff

Assistant Professor of Digital Media/Photography
Photography, Digital Media
Department
Art
Office location

Lucas 204

Office hours

Tuesday & Thursday 4-5pm or by appointment.

Email
tratzlaf [at] nebrwesleyan.edu
Background

Terry A. Ratzlaff is an artist and educator living in Lincoln, Nebraska. His particular obsession with trains and time––and the point in which these phenomena collide –– informs his current artistic research on time, vision, and modernity. Working primarily in photography and book art, his work emphasizes the sequence over the singular image to better deconstruct modern perceptions of time, history, technological progress and its adversarial effects on human consciousness. He  operates a small imprint, The Basement Window, making small edition artist books and boxes. 

He has had the pleasure of working with publications such as; 
The New York Times, Wall Street Journal,  Vanity Fair, Bloomberg Businessweek, FT Weekend, Der Spiegel, Newsweek, ESPN, The Financial Times, Inc. Magazine, HUCK, VICE and 5280 Magazine, among others.

Education

B.A. Photography
The Art Institute of Colorado
2007

M.F.A. Studio Art 
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2021

Courses taught

ART 1050: Art Research
ART 1200: Introduction to Digital Media
ART 1500: Introduction to Photography
ART 2550: Darkroom Photography
ART 3980: Junior Project
ART 4980: Senior Capstone
 

Professional and community affiliations, certifications and awards

SPE Society of Photographic Education
2020 Fling Fellow University of Nebraska-Lincoln