Michael Dickins is an interdisciplinary artist, currently living in the mountains of North Georgia, whose work is created with a variety of media including photography, printmaking, installation, sound and video. His balance of both digital and material processes allows him to create pieces that are both expressive and engaging.

Dickins is interested in the impact that the technological advances of photography has had, and is having, on our visual culture. His current work has been focused on the importance of the snapshot in both historical and contemporary societies.

After taking a few years off from exhibiting to focus on raising a family and starting a business, he was never far from art. He continued teaching darkroom and digital photography as an instructor of art as well as traveling to visit galleries and museums around the US and in Europe. He is currently enrolled as a graduate student at Goddard College pursuing an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts degree.

He most recently provided the artwork for the original production of The Bench at the Pittsburgh Playhouse and has an upcoming sound and video commission for the Houston Metropolitan Dance Company as well as a residency and multi-media installation exhibition at the University of Maine at Augusta.