CCAT

Pat Galluzzo

Pat Galluzzo is the arts technologist at the Baltimore School for the Arts, where he manages the Center for Collaborative Arts and Technology. His role is to generate, incubate, guide, and foster the collaborative and technological growth and vision at BSA. Like the cross-disciplined melting pot the collaborative center creates, Galluzzo hails from a variety of academic and art disciplines. While at the University of Vermont, he studied math, economics, and studio art, graduating with a B.A. in economics and studio art. Most recently, he completed his MFA in photographic and electronic media at Maryland Institute College of Art, where he studied sound, photographic processes, video, and minor computer programming.

Kat Navarro

Kat Navarro is the stop motion animation teacher at BSA for the Charles C. Baum Film and Visual Storytelling Department and is the assistant arts technologist at the Center for the Collaborative Arts and Technology. She has a background in interdisciplinary art and a passion for combining traditional mediums with tech. Kat encourages personal narrative in storytelling and innovate approaches in creating and exhibiting animation. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art in Animation.

Christian Whitley ’13