Michelle Dunn Marsh
Chief Strategist @ PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER NORTHWEST (PCNW) / Based in Seattle, Washington
Michelle Dunn Marsh has served in executive and creative roles for the last 25 years. As Executive Director at PCNW from 2013–2019, she also curated significant exhibitions including Terminal: On Mortality and Beauty , and ...
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Focus:
Publisher, Photo Editor, Managing Editor
About
Available in: Seattle, Washington
Focused on:
Publisher, Photo Editor, Managing Editor
Years of experience: More than 10
Michelle Dunn Marsh has served in executive and creative roles for the last 25 years.
As Executive Director at PCNW from 2013–2019, she also curated significant exhibitions including Terminal: On Mortality and Beauty, and Eugene Richards: ‘Enduring Freedom’, among others. She co-founded Minor Matters, a community publishing platform for contemporary art, and has published 14 books to date. Dunn Marsh spent fifteen years with Aperture Foundation in New York City, was the senior editor of art+design at Chronicle Books in San Francisco; and was a tenured professor in graphic design at Seattle Central Community College among other professional endeavors. She has lectured nationally about visual literacy, publishing, and the history of photography.
She holds a BFA from Bard College, where she serves on the Board of Governors, and an MS in Publishing from Pace University.
As Executive Director at PCNW from 2013–2019, she also curated significant exhibitions including Terminal: On Mortality and Beauty, and Eugene Richards: ‘Enduring Freedom’, among others. She co-founded Minor Matters, a community publishing platform for contemporary art, and has published 14 books to date. Dunn Marsh spent fifteen years with Aperture Foundation in New York City, was the senior editor of art+design at Chronicle Books in San Francisco; and was a tenured professor in graphic design at Seattle Central Community College among other professional endeavors. She has lectured nationally about visual literacy, publishing, and the history of photography.
She holds a BFA from Bard College, where she serves on the Board of Governors, and an MS in Publishing from Pace University.