Alyssa Shuey
Born in Rochester, NY
Lives & works in Tampa, Florida
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Alyssa Shuey is a multimedia artist and educator living in Tampa Florida, where she works as an adjunct professor of art and design at Florida Southern College.
Her background is in painting and graphic design, but since getting her Master's degree at the School of Visual Arts in NYC, she has been exploring other media as a way to convey her concepts.
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When Alyssa isn’t creating art or teaching, she can usually be found spending time with her husband and friends, doing Crossfit, or enjoying the beach.
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Resume / CV​
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Education
MFA Art Practice
The School of Visual Arts, NYC, 2018
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BA Graphic Design & Studio Art
with Spanish Minor
Florida Southern College, FL, 2013
Summa Cum Laude
Employment
Adjunct Professor of Art and Art History
Florida Southern College, Lakeland FL
2015 to present
Freelance Mural Artist with CAP CO
Tampa and surrounding areas, FL
2021 to present
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Production Graphic Designer
University of South Florida, Tampa FL
2014 - 2016
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Lead Graphic Designer
Firehouse Graphics and Signs
Merritt Island FL, 2013 - 2014
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Graphic Design Intern
Florida SPCA, Lakeland FL
2012
Exhibitions & Festivals
The Survival Instinct
Solo exhibition at
The Living Gallery Outpost
New York City NY, July 2018
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Satellite Art Show
Miami FL, December 2017
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SVA Chelsea Gallery
New York City NY, June 2017
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Cornhill Arts Festival
Emerging Artists Expo
Cornhill NY, July 2013
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Melvin Art Gallery
Painting Thesis Exhibition
Lakeland FL, April 2013
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Melvin Art Gallery
​Graphic Design Thesis Exhibition
Lakeland FL, March 2013
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Cantilevers Journal of the Arts
Florida Southern College
Lakeland FL, 2013
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Melvin Art Gallery
Prints and Pots Show
Lakeland FL, Spring 2013
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Cantilevers Journal of the Arts
(cover & spread)
Florida Southern College
Lakeland FL, 2012
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Melvin Art Gallery
Student Show
Lakeland FL, Fall 2011
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Image City Photography Gallery
Rochester NY, March 2009
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Awards
Cornhill Arts Festival: Emerging Artists
Third Place winner
Cornhill NY, July 2013