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Artist Profile Al Jarnow Al Jarnow has produced and directed hundreds of animations for Children's Television Workshop, contributing significantly to SESAME STREET's look and content. His experimental films have been shown in theaters, schools and festivals around the world. Jarnow studied architecture and art history at Dartmouth College and painting and sculpture at the Brooklyn Museum School. In the 1970s he taught film and motion graphics at the Pratt Institute. Currently, with Lisa Greene in Jarnow/Greene Interactives, Inc., he develops and produces "hands-on" software for museums and consumer markets. Selected Films:
Jarnow worked at the San Francisco Exploratorium on an interactive project, Tarraforms. Jarnow is also a founding board member of the Long Island Children's Museum. BibliographyNew York Nexus Absolut Panushka"Animation in the Post-Industrial Era." William Moritz. The Oxford History of World Cinema. Ed. Geoffrey Nowell-Smith. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 1996, 551-558. LinksHomepage |