Kelly Bisogno has taught art to children, teens, and adults for over 15 years. She holds BFA degrees in Sculpture and Art Education from Virginia Commonwealth University. In her day job, Kelly works as a state-wide administrator for arts education, teaches pre-service art education courses at VCU, and serves on state and national organizations to support and advance arts education data, policy, and practice.

Previously, she was a high school art teacher in Midlothian, Virginia for over 10 years, teaching AP 2D Design, Studio Art, 3D Design, and Digital Media. Kelly was the Chesterfield County and Central Region of Virginia High School Art Teacher of the Year in 2015 and the James River High School Teacher of the Year that same year. She is a Distinguished Fellow of the Virginia Art Education Association and was named the Virginia Art Educator of the Year in 2024. 

Kelly is experienced in teaching various art media to individuals of many ages, skill levels, and interests over many years. She teaches art workshops for teens and adults in her off-work hours because it brings her joy to teach and create with friends, neighbors, and community members. She loves how creating art in community promotes growth, renewal, and joy. She considers herself a "jack of all trades" when it comes to artmaking and is continually learning and growing along with her students.