BIOGRAPHY

Dana Mueller was born and raised in Thueringia, East Germany until the fall of the Berlin Wall. She is an Adjunct Professor in photography and art history at the Art Institute of Boston. She received her MFA in Photography from the Massachusetts College of Art + Design. Her work has consistently addressed exile, German identity, memory, history and landscape. As part of her current project, Devil’s Den, Mueller has photographed sites related to the WWII German Prisoner-of-War experience in the US.

Mueller is the recipient of 2010, 09 + 08 Faculty Development Grants, the Art Institute of Boston, the 2008 Next Perspective 2nd Place - HotShoe International, UK, the 2007 St. Botolph Club Foundation Grant and her work has been exhibited at Rick Wester Fine Art, NY, the Photographic Resource Center, Boston, MA, the Massachusetts College of Art + Design, Boston, MA, the Art Institute of Boston, MA, St. Botolph Club, Boston, MA, Bridge ARTFair, Miami, FL, North East Space, New Haven, CT, among others.

• THE DEVIL'S DEN
  • 2009-present
  • 2006- 2007
• AFTER W.G. SEBALD
  • UNRUHE | under construction
  • PATRIA | under construction