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Krystof Kriz
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Krystof is freelance photographer
and lecturer working also as picture editor
at the Czech News Agency in Prague. His work was published and exhibited
internationally (CZ, Germany, UK, France, India, Lithuania, Turkey), he worked
for magazines, newspapers in Prague and publishing house in Hamburg as well as
for the IKON gallery in UK. Krystof conducted workshops on digital photography
at the School of Art for BA fine art students at the Birmingham City University
and as guest lecturer at the Erciyes University in Turkey.
Krystof gained MA with distinction in Visual Communication in 2008 at the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, he studied Communication Design - photography at the University of Applied Sciences in Duesseldorf. Krystof spent 8 years studying and working abroad, since 2009 he is based in Prague.
Photography is his profession and the way he chooses to express himself. Krystof's projects are based on real world around us describing theplace we live in as it is. He creates visual stories that communicate with the viewer in a narrative, allusive, critical and documentary fashion.
Krystof currently teaches Image Manipulation Classes at the Prague College.
Kaatya Kelly
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Kaatya Kelly is a graphic designer with 11 years of experience. She works in several directions including user interface and user experience design, web design, illustration and typography.
Originally from Moldova, Kaatya spent few years in Ireland and in 2009 decided to move to Prague. She completed her bachelor's degree in graphic design at Prague College.
Kaatya has passion for clarity and consistency and is fascinated by the connection between mathematics, nature and design. She loves to learn new things and share her knowledge with others. Currently she works as a freelancer focusing mainly on web applications and information design.
Paul Sean DeLave
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
After receiving Bachelor of Architecture
degree in 1992 from the University of Notre Dame, Paul DeLave, went immediately into private practice,
and worked in Chicago, Raleigh, Washington, DC and San Diego. He is a
registered architect with experience working on a large variety of projects
including new construction, historic preservation and large-scale site
planning. Paul has worked as a sole proprietor, for firms and as a free-lance
professional. His primary interest is in sustainable
design, and how this is manifested by use of responsible urban planning and the
integration of buildings within a dense, community-minded framework.
Currently based in Prague, Czech Republic, Paul is offering design, drawing, consultation and 3D rendering services.
Since arriving in Prague, Paul has planned and executed several lectures and workshops with students at the North Carolina State Prague Institute, and Prague College, and he is Summer Program Coordinator and International Outreach Coordinator for ARCHIP- The Architectural Institute in Prague, a new, English-language School of Architecture.
Paul's wife, Irena, is a Czech national, and they have a six month old son, Nicolas.
Ondrej Fucik
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Ondrej Fucik is a freelance graphic designer and dtp operator since 1997.
He studied Printing and Graphic Design at Prague Graphic School and Cultural Studies and Ethnology at Faculty of Arts, Charles University. He earned his Ba degree in Graphic Design at Prague College where he is now teaching the Corporate Identity class.
Michal Marianek
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Czech audio-visual artist, pedagog, cuarator and coordinator of cultural events. He has been experimenting in domain of digital arts since 1997. His interests include computer games design, audiovisual performances and electronic music.
Since 2002 he has focused on digital sound processing and audio visual performance.
Michal Marianek is currently curating and coordinating of cultural events in CIANT - International Centre for Art and New Technologies.
Molly Radecki
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
After completing two Bachelor degrees (Fine Art Photography and Sociology) at Indiana University, Molly moved to the Czech Republic to complete a Master’s degree in Fine Art Photography at FAMU, where along with a final exhibition she completed a thesis on Czech Postmodern Photography.
Since the fall of 2003, Molly has spent much of her time in Prague doing freelance photographic work and exhibition organization. She is the founder of the Žižkov International Photography Festival and also is the head of her own small company called the ‘Monkey House’.
In her spare time she is either traveling or creating workshops in Slavonice – one of her favorite spots in the Czech Republic.
Sean McAlurum
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Sean graduated many moons ago with a degree in Graphic Design and has
since been terrorizing the graphic design fields of magazine publishing
and advertising. In magazine publishing Sean rapidly progressed within a
few months from a junior designer to being the creative director of his
own magazine. Sean then quickly specialized in magazine redesigns and
has experience analyzing layouts and planning how to update
and improve them.
In advertising, Sean has worked with a variety of clients and products including banks, cars, cigarettes, beer and chocolate. Sean has worked on both Above the Line (ATL) and Below the Line (BTL) advertising, meaning that he has been involved in everything from a shelf wobbler to a TV campaign. Sean has also been privileged to have produced some adverts that have won awards both locally and internationally.
Presently Sean is freelancing in both publishing and advertising as well as teaching at Prague College. In both publishing and advertising Sean has managed teams and took great pride in coaching and seeing his junior designers progress, learn and develop and it is this as well as his knowledge and experience that he hopes to pass onto the students of Prague College.
Dan Mayer, BA
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
Dan Mayer’s interest in graphic arts began with a trip to
visit a printing press on a 1979 episode of Sesame Street. In the intervening 30 years, he has
created extensive work in print, identity, web and motion graphics for a wide
range of studios and agencies in San Francisco and Prague.
Dan currently divides his time between providing art direction and design for Department of Design and teaching graphic arts courses at Prague College. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature, a certificate in Graphic Design, and has been nominated for a Webby Award on the basis of his art direction for the Tensys Medical web site.
Hana Fisherova
Lecturer in Graphic Design
Tom Kostelac, BA
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
Tom combines over 15 years of experience in the graphic design industry with his interest in computing and technology. Having co-founded dept. of Design in 1996, he has focused on managing DTP and internal systems. For the past two years, Tom has been acting Partner in charge of operations and has been active in all aspects of the company: from new business development, to setting up and maintaining the IT infrastructure, colour correction, and on to marketing and client relations.
Jenni Meili Lau, MFA, BA
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
Jenni Meili Lau's work (and play) includes writing, photography,graphic design, web design, illustration, experimental video, and any combination thereof. Her experience includes work as a photographer for the Washington Post Southeast Asia Bureau, a contributing writer on design matters for Metropolis Magazine, and a foreign correspondent based in Hong Kong reporting on art and culture for the International Herald Tribune.
Her graphic design projects range from compact websites for small businesses to visual solutions for larger companies and institutions, including illustration for the New York Times, promotional and environmental graphics for Yale University Architecture Department, and graphics for the grand opening of the Buddha-Bar Hotel Praha. She is author of Prague Then and Now and is working on a book of photography on Prague's urban environment. She has a BA from New York University in English and Photography and a MFA from Yale University School of Art in Graphic Design.
Jenni has been a Graphic Design Lecturer at Prague College since 2008.
Ryan Cole
School of Art & Design | Associate Lecturer
Ryan was born and raised in a small town in North Texas. His weekends were filled with tree houses, cows and B-B guns.
After realizing that he would have to make something of himself he decided to attend the University of North Texas.
Then he was surrounded by music and art students. He also fell in love with design. He realized that his whole life had basically been spent designing things, yet he never knew what it was called.This preternatural obsession for creative
action assured that he would do well in design school, and soon he acquired his bachelor's of fine arts.
After school he decided to take a break from the cultural monolith of the American dream to pursue some work experience
in Amsterdam. Once again his surroundings shifted.
While in Holland he worked for two companies and learned how to swim in the design world. After 2.5 years in
The Netherlands he once again uprooted himself. This time to Prague.
He now lives and works in the city of a thousand spires and is half owner of Ask designers. He teaches design applications and web design at Prague College.
Jeremiah Palecek
Drawing Techniques and Visual Culture
Jeremiah Palecek attended the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts, The Glasgow School of Art, and graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with multiple focuses in Painting as well as Art History. His work has been featured in magazines as varied as Level, Print, Wired, and Domino. Much of his success can be attributed to large online blogs which frequently write about his new works. He has created paintings for Google's headquarters in California as well as having some of his pieces in the private collection of Chad Hurley (The founder of YouTube.Com). Jeremiah's oil paintings focus on the digital world and thus much of the attention he has received can be attributed to the fact that he creates paintings about technology rather than traditional subject matter. When not posting his new works to his website he shows at Styx Gallery in Berlin.
As a teacher Jeremiah hopes to show students that not only technical proficiency in various applications is important, but that students must also learn how to be creative individuals who can pull inspiration from various sources which they can then incorporate into their own personal styles.
Jeremiah currently teaches Visual Culture, and Drawing Techniques

Martin Zet
Graphic Design - Drawing Techniques
Martin Zet is a well known contemporary Czech artist whose work includes sculpture, performance, poetry, sea drawings, and publishing. His career spans several decades and has performed or exhibited all over the world.
He currently lives in Libusin, a village to the north of Prague, with his wife and children
Go here for his full CV or take a look at his website martin-zet.com
David Petryca
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
David Petryca is a qualified Graphic Designer
and has over 15 years experience in the advertising and media industry
in Australia. Beginning his career as a print designer David has moved
over to multimedia and web development with the advent of the new media
and internet.
David's skills and experience range from
graphic design and visual identity to coding highly optimised web pages
using the latest technologies like XHTML and CSS. David has also
advanced knowledge of Macromedia Flash MX, and web application
technologies like PHP/MySQL.
David's
personal interest lies in the information aspect of the internet,
building websites that are not only visually appealing but also confirm
to the latest standards of accessibility and user interface design.
He has been teaching mostly web design classes at Prague College since 2004.
David Wadmore
Publishing Design, typography, design direction

David Wadmore is a visiting Senior Lecturer in publishing design and runs workshops in typography and design direction. With over 30 years experience in art direction of magazines and newspapers, David now runs his own consultancy, newsdesign.co.uk., working with national papers in the UK and Africa.
He was Group Design Director for the Telegraph Media Group and spent many years as associate Head of Design at the Times in London, where he was the lead designer in the paper’s switch from Broadsheet to Compact. He has art directed at The European, the London Daily News and the Observer magazine and been involved in more magazine launches than he can remember!
His roots are in hot metal production, and he delights in sharing his passion for good typography and using the latest technology to foster an open, inventive approach to visual journalism.
Bethany Lacktorin
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
Sound designer and mix engineer from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Bethany Lacktorin brings ten years of audio post production experience to the classroom. With a background education in music performance for violin and a degree in sound production, experience in film-scoring, sound reinforcement and art installation, Bethany is an active member of the Prague art and music scene as artist, performer, composer and recordist.
Bethany has been teaching Sound production at Prague College.

Mgr. Radim Labuda
Associate Lecturer | School of Art & Design
Radim Labuda was born in Bratislava, Slovakia in 1976, studied architecture and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts (AVU) in Prague in 2006 at the department of New Media. In 2004 received a semester exchange at San Francisco Art Institute.
His work is centered especially around postconceptual practice of video art, installation and performance. Anchored in the ever-shifting grounds of late 20th century philosophical thought his work deals with a wide range of positions and ideas oscilating around notions of body, image and fetish in social situations.
He is also developing a continuous sideline of sound installations. In 2005 he was a finalist for the Oskar Cepan Award in Slovakia and in 2008 Radim won the Jindrich Chalupecky Award in the Czech Republic.
Radim is teaching Video editing and production at Prague College.














