EXPERIENCE
Harvard Divinity School, MDiv, Master’s Thesis: Genre Bending: An Invitation to Playful Discovery – 2023
Friday Fellowship – Summer 2022
Friday is a multidisciplinary consulting firm that partners with mission-driven companies, non-profits, schools, and the public sector to reimagine their work, tell their story, and expand their impact.
Hardy Religious and Spiritual Experience Project, Center for Mind and Culture, Research Assistant – 2021-2022
Harvard Art Museums, Division of Modern and Contemporary Art, Curatorial Graduate Student Intern – 2021-2022
Brett Cook, Website Copy and Strategy – 2021
NIC Kay, Artist Residency, New Museum, Social Media – Summer 2021
College Art Association (CAA), Senior Manager of Media and Content – 2017-2020
reForm Project, Social Media Manager – 2016
A Blade of Grass, Programs and Communications Manager – 2013-2017
Paula Cooper Gallery, Assistant Registrar – 2011-2013
Kate Werble Gallery, Gallery Assistant – 2008-2010
NYU Gallatin School, BA, Interdisciplinary Major: “Art Practice as Political Play” – 2011
RELATED MEDIA
Explore my master’s thesis → Genre Bending: An Invitation to Playful Discovery
“Allahu Akbar Yes!: Muslim Women and TikTok Humor,” presentation in honor of Surah launch event and Muslim TikTok, #BLACKOUTEID, IG Activism: Muslim Women Navigating Social Media, with (left to right) Jana Amin, Ariella Gayotto Hohl, and Dr. Nurhaizatul Jamil, Harvard Divinity School, September 2022
Techgnosis Today, a conversation with Dr. Giovanna Parmigiani and Dr. Erik Davis, author of Techgnosis: Myth, Magic, and Mysticism in the Age of Information, Transcendence and Transformation, Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard Divinity School, April 2022
Brandywine: Inspiring Collaboration and Community, Index Magazine, Harvard Art Museums, March 2022
VIDEO: A printmaking workshop inspires artists to push boundaries, PBS NewsHour, July 2022
An Interview with Rev. Chris Jablonski and Samuel Foster at the First Church in Belmont, Unitarian Universalist, November 2021
Death and the Digital Afterlife: A Three-Part Workshop, First Church in Belmont, Unitarian Universalist, March 2021
What are the spiritual and ethical implications of using new technologies to alter the meaning of death?
“Art and creativity are integral to imagining different ways of being.” This belief led @joelletepaske, MDiv ‘23, to @HarvardDivinity. “I will be immersed in a community of faith with different perspectives, religious and nonreligious, dedicated to building a different world.” pic.twitter.com/xwkz9hnMF0
— Harvard Divinity (@HarvardDivinity) October 14, 2020
Newsletter focused on art, advocacy, and higher education
30,000+ readership, College Art Association, 2017-2020
Select CAA interviews:
- Kellie Jones, October 2019
- Jordana Moore Saggese, May 2019
- Tania Bruguera, October 2018
- Ryan Seslow, July 2018
- Pepón Osorio, February 2018
- Charles Gaines, December 2017
Proud to represent NY state at #ArtsAdvocacy Day alongside advocates from @Drama_Therapy, @TCG, and others. Thank you @RepSeanMaloney and legislative assistant Mecole Hayes for your continued support of @NEAarts, and the Arts and STEAM Caucuses. #caaadvocacy pic.twitter.com/UhvWebSza3
— CAA Advancing Art & Design (@caavisual) March 5, 2019
Curriculum Research: Creative Unraveling in Digital Media
Signal Culture Research Residency, Owego, New York, January 2020
Digital Life as Sanctuary: An Interview with Francesca Mallows
Published in Fwd: Museums Journal, Issue 3: “Alien,” University of Illinois at Chicago, June 2018
Artist bios and interviews for Future Imperfect, A Blade of Grass Books, March 2017
Thursday Spotlight: Joelle Te Paske – Social Change Through Art, March 2017
