Jason Scuilla is an artist and printmaker raised in Sarasota, FL. His prints and drawings have been featured in many National and International Printmaking exhibitions, including 3 International Print Center NY Exhibitions and 2 Boston Printmakers’ Biennials. His work has been featured in group and solo shows throughout the US and Europe.

An American artist of Italian descent, Scuilla has spent considerable time in Italy studying and creating artwork. He currently lives in Manhattan, KS, where he serves as Associate Professor of Art and Area Head of Printmaking at Kansas State University. He and his partner Melissa Mitchell are co-founders of Current Prints, a fine arts press that uses low voltage electrical current to etch copper plates. He is also the technical director and faculty adviser of the Kansas State University Pussycat Press. Scuilla earned his MFA from Tyler School of Art in 2005, and his BFA from University of Central Florida in 2003.

Jason Scuilla’s visit to UNL is made possible by the Hixson–Lied Endowment. The lecture is free and open to the public.