University of Wyoming Art Museum

Sarita Talusani Keller

Artmobile Educator

Email: artmobile@uwyo.edu
Phone:(307) 399-2941 • Office: Centennial Complex

University of North Texas (Ph.D. - Art Education)

University of Houston (M.Ed - Art Education)

University of Houston (BFA)

About

Sarita Talusani Keller is the Ann Simpson Artmobile Educator at the University of Wyoming Art Museum, serving communities throughout the state. Sarita comes to us from Texas, where she earned a PhD in Art Education with an emphasis in community arts, from the University of North Texas. Her doctoral study at Project Row Houses, Third Ward, Houston, examined relationships between artists in residence, community audiences, and program coordinators, and how they learn from one another to develop dynamic site-specific installations and programming in relation to community identity. Her experience includes K-8 art teacher, work at various arts institutions—Dallas Contemporary, Amon Carter Museum, Blaffer Museum, and Project Row Houses, as well as teaching Art in Elementary Schools at the University of Houston. Keller currently teaches ART 4440: Methods II, Creative and Artistic Growth for the UW Visual Arts Department.

Keller's many hats include artist, art/museum educator, curriculum writer, community arts cultural worker, knitter, stargazer, cat tamer, wife, and mom of two. She is a former Marcus Fellow, Nancy Berry Museum Education Scholarship recipient, and has published in Marilyn Zurmuehlen Working Papers in Art Education.

Interested in booking an Artmobile visit to your community? Contact Sarita at artmobile@uwyo.edu