Kally Malcom is an Associate Professor of Art, Photography, at the University of North Florida, where she teaches studio lighting, analog photography, digital imaging, and capstone courses. Her photographic work explores place, personal history, and identity. She utilizes a range of photographic processes to examine subjects that move between the studio and the natural world. Selections of her work have been exhibited nationally and internationally, including Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, Virginia; The Visual Arts Center, Portsmouth, Virginia; Workspace Gallery in Lincoln, Nebraska; the Schneider Museum of Art in Ashland, Oregon; Northlight Gallery, in Phoenix, AZ; Marion Center for Photographic Arts in Santa Fe, NM; and the Pingyao International Photography Festival, in Pingyao, China. Her images have been published in F-Stop Magazine, The Hand Magazine, WPR Wisconsin Life online, and the Huffington Post. Kally’s photographs are held in public and private collections throughout the United States.