Iman Djouini (b. Algiers, Algeria) is an artist and educator who works primarily in Print
Media, Book Arts, and Public Art. She received a Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking from Tulane
University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Art History from The Maryland Institute
College of Art. Her research-based practice explores gender and postcolonial spatial
relations and the intersections of identity, culture, economy, and politics. Recent
works examine how language and design can be tools, used to shape perception in
contested cultural and political histories. Valuing the importance of teaching,
Djouini lectures and leads courses that nurture a critical dialogue with the next
generation of artists, designers, and thinkers.