Paul Kohl

Paul received his BA in Fine Arts Degree from the San Francisco Art
Institute, and his MA from Purdue University. Paul is a recipient
of a National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Photography, Maryland
State arts Council Grants and Baltimore City Artist Grants.

He did an Artist-in-Residence at Awagami Paper in Japan to develop a
handmade paper that could be used to print photographs on with a
large-format ink-jet printer.

He exhibits and publishes his work frequently and internationally. His
primary interest is in the emerging interface between photography and
the ink-jet printer.

He has published a monograph of his photographic series “Two Fish,
Out of Water” and it is currently available in ADM Libary.

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Michael is a visual artist who had produced a body of photo and video installation works about urban culture and spatial practices that were exhibited both locally and abroad. His creative practice lies at the intersection of Design, Art and Humanities. His work contemplates on the social role of creativity. He is interested in possibilities arising from interactions when design thinking interfaces with knowledge and concerns from the field of humanities; the affects of such interaction on human at multifarious level. He studied in The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and received his MA in Photography and Urban Cultures from Goldsmiths College, University of London. Michael currently teaches in Foundation 4D Design & Time Workshop and in Visual Communication in the School of Art, Design and Media in Nanyang Technological University.

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