Instructor -- Rupert Jenkins
RUPERT JENKINS is an arts professional, curator, and writer/editor specializing in photography who has lived in Denver since August 2005. He is a former Chair and current Executive Director of CPAC. His most recent curatorial projects are Situating Robert Adams (November 2011 for CPAC), Warhol in Colorado (co-curator/contributing catalog editor, January 2011 for the University of Denver’s Myhren Gallery), and Double Diptych (March 2011 for Vertigo Art Space, Denver). Before moving to Denver, Jenkins directed the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery (1995-2005), and was Associate Director of San Francisco Camerawork (1989-1995). While in those positions he curated, juried, wrote on, and organized numerous exhibitions of photography and other media.

Instructor -- Micah Messenheimer
Micah Messenheimer is curatorial assistant in the department of photography at the Denver Art Museum. Prior to beginning at the museum in 2010, he worked as a digital imaging specialist at the University of Denver Visual Media Center and assisted with archival inventorying and research of the Vittorio Sella photographic collection at the American Alpine Club Library. He holds an MA in art history and museum studies from DU, an MFA in visual art from San Francisco State University, and a BFA in photography from Ball State University. His essay, "On Entropology: The Vivid Waters of David Maisel and Robert Smithson," was recently published in the Petrie Institute of Western American Art publication Elevating Western American Art.