Mark Campbell

Mark Campbell is an interdisciplinary artist working primarily in three-dimensional media and photography. For over 25 years his works have referenced urban and landscape theory, with contents and forms derived from the built environment and the interface of constructed and natural systems. He has received numerous grants and awards and has an extensive history of exhibitions and performances in museums, galleries, and academic institutions. Highlights include The Philadelphia Museum of Art; The San Jose Museum of Art; The Delaware Art Museum; The National Museum of Art, Beijing, China; The Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia; The Fabric Workshop And Museum; the DUMBO Center for the Arts in Brooklyn, NY; and Locks Gallery in Philadelphia.

Mark was a founding member of Bricolage, an experimental performance collective based in Philadelphia and New York. From 1999 to 2023 he was an associate professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. UArts academic appointments include Dean, College of Art, Media and Design; Director, School of Art; and Co-chair Foundation program. Prior to UArts, Mark taught in the Visual Studies Program at Drexel University.