Ann T. Rosenthal brings to the art community 20 years of experience as an environmental artist and arts activist. Her site and gallery-based installations juxtapose found objects, traditional media, and digital imaging to complicate the social and natural histories of “place.” Informed by diverse interdisciplinary discourses, including post-colonial and gender studies, environmental history, and social and deep ecology, she interrogates how our social constructions of “nature” have compromised human and non-human systems. Her work is situated within the emerging field of “ecoart,” which encompasses critical interventions and interpretations of the nature/culture boundary. She is committed to growing this hybrid discipline and welcomes opportunities to teach, lecture, publish, and exhibit her work.