Bryan Markovitz is an artist, designer and strategist working to help groups compose multi-sensory experiences. He is formally trained in theatre and the fine arts, with professional experience in directing, program development, design strategy, communication and business. He holds an MFA in Performance and Studio Art from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and a BA in Theatre from Trinity University.

Bryan’s creative work focuses on developing enacted experiences that enable discovery, expression and learning across disciplinary divides. He is especially interested in non-representational forms of design practice, and performance activities that contribute to the direct composition of culture, politics and technology.

Bryan is based in Portland, Oregon, and most recently worked at ESI Design in New York City. In 1997, he co-founded Liminal, a Portland-based performance ensemble that creates live events through an investigation of meaning and narrative, rigorous physical technique, and networked environments. He has received three Portland Drama Critics Circle Awards for directing and designing Liminal projects.

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