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Professional Experience 2002 Winter Olympic Games- Victory Medal art/design. Created both art and design for gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded to Olympic athletes. 2002 Winter Olympic Games- Olympic Torch design. Conceived a variety of designs for the Olympic torch, and collaborated on the final Olympic Torch design. 2002 Winter Olympic Games- Official Olympic poster art and designs. 2013 Shinola poster- illustrated and hand-printed poster promoting Shinola鈥檚 hand-built bicycles. Was created for the launch of their Detroit retail store space. 2014 鈥淲rite-A-House鈥� poster and identity- Write-A-House is a unique writer residency program in Detroit that promotes revitalization by awarding the chosen writer-in-residence with a rebuilt home in Detroit. Significant Publications, Presentations and Exhibitions Sing Down The Moon 鈥�15 solo exhibition, The Butcher鈥檚 Daughter gallery, New York, NY Illustration Conference鈥檚 (ICON) Educator鈥檚 Symposium in Portland, Oregon in July 2014. Paper presentation-鈥淭he classroom in the 21st century community- the Illustration student as…

Northrup is a multimedia artist, writer, curator, and educator who has exhibited with museums, galleries, film and design festivals, and alternative spaces in North America, Italy, and Finland. He joined the College in 2006 as an adjunct professor of Entertainment Arts and took a lead role in evaluating and shaping curricula. He accepted a full-time teaching position with the college in 2009 and was advanced in rank to Associate Professor and Director of Digital Filmmaking in 2019. He teaches courses in narrative, documentary, and experimental filmmaking, as well as socially conscious interdisciplinary studios.

A maker-researcher and designer, Ian has worked in both practice and academia for more than 30 years.聽He started his career as a designer and maker of furniture, and developed an interest in sustainable design in the late 1990s. He has published numerous papers on sustainability, creativity, and design education, and while in Detroit has been involved in the curation of several exhibitions on the role of creative practice in addressing climate change.聽Ian has undertaken numerous commissions and exhibited work across the UK (including at London Design Week and the Lighthouse in Glasgow), China and the US. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh: his thesis explored making as knowledge.聽聽Having lived and worked in Edinburgh, Scotland, for almost 20 years, he relocated to Detroit in 2019.

Northrup is a multimedia artist, writer, curator, and educator who has exhibited with museums, galleries, film and design festivals, and alternative spaces in North America, Italy, and Finland. He joined the College in 2006 as an adjunct professor of Entertainment Arts and took a lead role in evaluating and shaping curricula. He accepted a full-time teaching position with the college in 2009 and was advanced in rank to Associate Professor and Director of Digital Filmmaking in 2019. He teaches courses in narrative, documentary, and experimental filmmaking, as well as socially conscious interdisciplinary studios.

A maker-researcher and designer, Ian has worked in both practice and academia for more than 30 years.聽He started his career as a designer and maker of furniture, and developed an interest in sustainable design in the late 1990s. He has published numerous papers on sustainability, creativity, and design education, and while in Detroit has been involved in the curation of several exhibitions on the role of creative practice in addressing climate change.聽Ian has undertaken numerous commissions and exhibited work across the UK (including at London Design Week and the Lighthouse in Glasgow), China and the US. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh: his thesis explored making as knowledge.聽聽Having lived and worked in Edinburgh, Scotland, for almost 20 years, he relocated to Detroit in 2019.