Visiting Artist Lecture: Gottfried Haider | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Visiting Artist Lecture: Gottfried Haider

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Visiting Artist Lecture: Gottfried Haider
Gottfried Haider

Gottfried Haider is an artist, educator, and tool maker.

Gottfried's work examines the role of practice and the positionality of the artist-technician in contemporary culture. His work has been shown in various venues internationally. Currently, he is working with the Processing Foundation on developing tools for a new generation of small and inexpensive computing devices.

His background is in digital arts, with a degree from University of Applied Arts Vienna. He is also a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and holds an MFA in design media arts from the University of California Los Angles.

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