
Professional roles & arts leadership
Alex’s work in studios, media, technology and production, alongside student leadership and arts service. Each entry identifies his role, responsibilities and dates.
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Alex Dahdah is an artist, filmmaker and educator based in the United States, working across moving image, installation, print, performance and design.
He teaches Art Appreciation at Richard Bland College and holds an MFA from MICA and a BA in Television & Film from LAU.
Roles Alex has held, courses and workshops he has taught, and contributions to arts organisations.

Alex’s work in studios, media, technology and production, alongside student leadership and arts service. Each entry identifies his role, responsibilities and dates.
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Alex’s teaching approach, college roles and workshops led, with examples of his course design and assignments.
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Alex evaluated filmmakers’ submissions for the Maryland Film Festival and arts grant applications for the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
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Alex produced training media and supported digital resources for docents at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art.
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Alex’s university qualifications, secondary education, and the courses, studio work and teachers behind his education.
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Acting, movement and filmmaking training Alex undertook, with teachers, hosts, dates and participation details.
ExploreThe themes in Alex’s work, selected projects and recorded conversations.

The ideas behind Alex’s work in film, installation, print, performance and design.
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Watch Alex discuss his work in a graduate studio visit and a film-festival interview.
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Artist-published excerpts and design presentations, with links to the full projects.
ExploreEducation, roles and recognition, with dates and supporting sources.
Projects with Alex’s contribution and collaborator credits.
Public presentations, coverage and honours, with dates and recipients identified.