Brooke A. Knight (he/him/his) is an artist, an educator, and a leader in higher education whose artwork investigates the landscape and its manifestations in technology; emergent visualities enabled by new devices; and the representation of the quotidian. Always privileging concept over format, Knight has worked with photography, video, installation, and net art.
He is currently the Assistant Provost for Faculty Affairs and Professor at Emerson College.
His artwork has been shown in over 50 international and regional exhibitions, including Boston CyberArts, Fringe Exhibitions, The Danforth Museum, Eyebeam, Photographic Resources Center, Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Centro Cultural de la Torriente Brau Victor Casaus, Athens Institute for Contemporary Art, Galerie fur Landschaftskunst, Art Interactive, Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts, Mediaterra 2001, Experimenta 02, Javamuseum, The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Art Frankfurt, The University of Maine Museum of Art, and The Amarillo Museum of Art. He was awarded a competitive commission from Turbulence.org, and has been nominated for an Artist Research Fellowship at the Smithsonian Institution. His written work has been published in Art Journal, Frauen Kunst Wissenschaft, Sandbox, and the edited volume New Visualities.
Knight’s MFA is from CalArts in 1995 in photography; he previously taught at the University of Maine (where he was the Associate Director of New Media), and West Texas A&M.