UX/UI & information architecture · 2022
SFAI
- Connection
- UX/UI, navigation and content architecture for the institute’s website.
Organization
Art school · Institutional legacy & archive
Alex studied in SFAI’s graduate studio-art programme in 2021–2022. He was selected for the MFA Fellowship in 2021, assisted Linda Connor’s Editing and Sequencing course in Fall 2021, taught a film-editing workshop in 2022, and received two awards that May. He also worked on the institute’s website with its marketing team.
Projects, programmes and milestones. Each entry explains its relationship and attribution.
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In commonConnected work
UX/UI & information architecture · 2022
In commonConnected work
Digital inkjet print · 2021
In commonConnected work

Video art · 2022
In commonStudy & fellowship
2021 · Study & fellowship · San Francisco Art Institute
Alex was one of nine incoming MFA Fellowship recipients for Fall 2021. He undertook graduate study in studio arts at SFAI in 2021–2022.
In commonTeaching
Fall 2021 · Teaching · San Francisco Art Institute
Graduate Teaching Assistant for the undergraduate photography class with Professor Linda Connor.
In commonAward
2022 · Award · San Francisco Art Institute
Presented to Alex on May 13, 2022.
In commonAward
2022 · Award · San Francisco Art Institute
Presented to Alex on May 13, 2022.
In commonDesign
2022 · Design · SFAI
UX/UI, navigation and content architecture developed with SFAI’s marketing team.
In commonWorkshop instruction
2022 · Workshop instruction · Alex Dahdah’s teaching record
A practical editing-workflow workshop taught by Alex, listed in his teaching record.
In commonMuseum exhibition
26 July 2025–5 July 2026 · Museum exhibition · San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
SFMOMA’s exhibition brought together work by more than 50 SFAI alumni and former faculty, alongside archival material tracing the school’s influence on Bay Area art.
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Bio
Founded in 1871, the San Francisco Art Institute was an art school known for experimentation and the exchange between practicing artists, students and teachers. It closed as a college in 2022. Its history and archives are now cared for by the separate SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive, established that year.
Bio
The legacy archive preserves the school’s experimental culture through artist records, exhibitions, oral histories and the history of its community.
Context
Institutional history · 2022
After the college closed in 2022, the separate SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive was established to preserve its records, student work and teaching history.
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Explore
Explore the school’s history and contact its legacy archive.
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Past exhibition
The museum exhibition ran July 26, 2025–July 5, 2026.
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