About

Eric Nichols

Eric Nichols is an artist and photographer based out of Worcester Massachusetts.  He holds his MFA in studio arts from Maine College of Art, is an Assistant Professor of photography at Worcester State University, and has taught at Clark University, and The New England Institute of Art. Eric is as an independent curato and sits on the Board of Directors at the Photographic Resource Center in Boston.  His practice utilizes both large format and digital photography, he has shown nationally including the Fitchburg Art Museum, the Griffin Museum of Photography, The Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Portland Maine.   

Career Experience

2019- Present Assistant Professor in photography and Communication, Worcester State University

2018-Present Visiting Instructor, Visual and Performing Arts, Clark University

2011-2019 Visiting Senior Instructor,  Communication, Visual and Performing Arts, Worcester State University

2008-2011-  Visiting Instructor, Communication, Worcester State University

2008-2009    CPD Faculty, New England Institute of Art

2008-2019 Photography Lab Manager, Worcester State University

2005-2006    Studio Manager Hallmark Institute of Photography

EDUCATION

2011-2013 MFA Studio Arts, Maine College of Art

2005-2006 Certificate of Photography, Hallmark Institute of Photography

2000-2006 BA Communication, Worcester State University