Doug Ischar
Associate Professor
Photography
dischar@uic.edu

Spring 2013 Courses

AD 268 - Methods and Techniques of Analog Photography  [4 hours ]
24880: LEC, MW 1:00-1:50pm, Art and Design Hall #B125
24878: LAB, MW 2:00-3:40pm, Art and Design Hall #B125

AD 290 - Interdisciplinary Seminar I  [4 hours ]
25350: LCD, MW 9:00-11:40am, Art and Design Hall #2236

AD 499 - Cooperative Education  [0 to 4 hours ]
20065: COP, by appointment

AD 500 - Art and Design Teaching Internship  [0 to 2 hours ]
30655: PR, by appointment

AD 561 - Advanced Photography  [5 hours ]
18559: CNF, by appointment
18563: LAB, by appointment


Biography:

Since the early 1990s, his work has focused on the potentials of video and sound in ever more distilled manifestations. Following large multi-media installations such as Orderly (1994) and Wake (1996) Ischar turned to more minimal arrangements. His 1997 work for InSite (San Diego/Tijuana) used a high school basketball court as local for a multimedia meditation of adolescent homosexual desire. His 2001 work ground uses 24 channels of sound to replicate the sound of a gallery floor being swept. His 2005 public installation Water Music explores the relationship between personal and artistic histories of the Pacific rim cultures in which Ischar lived as a child. Ischar has taught extensively in Scandinavia as a visiting professor (Göteborg, Malmö) and was a visiting artist at IASPIS (Stockholm) in spring 2001.


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