Patrick Fenton

Patrick Fenton is a lecturer at Stanford University, specifically in the design program.1 He is associated with the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford.3 As a lecturer, Fenton teaches several courses, including Visual Thinking, Visual Frontiers, and Print on Purpose.2

In addition to his academic role, Patrick Fenton is a partner at the design studio Swayspace.1 This dual involvement in academia and professional practice likely enriches his teaching approach and provides students with valuable industry insights.

Fenton's expertise extends beyond the classroom. He is also an artist, with a focus on printmaking. His artistic work explores themes such as documentation of time and place, identity, and transition.4 In 2018, he was selected to be part of the Cubberley Artist Studio Program in Palo Alto5, further demonstrating his active engagement in the arts community.

Teaching and Research

Patrick Fenton's teaching responsibilities at Stanford University include:

• DESIGN 11: Visual Thinking (Autumn, Winter)
• DESIGN 170: Visual Frontiers (Winter, Spring)
• DESIGN 236P: Print on Purpose (Autumn)2

These courses suggest that Fenton specializes in visual design and printmaking, aligning with his professional background and artistic practice.

Professional Profile

You can find Patrick Fenton's professional profile on LinkedIn under the username patrick-fenton-63858b.1 His LinkedIn profile likely provides more detailed information about his professional experience, educational background, and connections within the design and academic communities.