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SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, INSTALLATIONS AND
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
2005
"Reverberations," Nine Gallery, Portland, Oregon. A
collaborative installation with Elizabeth Stanek on the theme of sound
and silence, incorporating cast ears, a phone booth, and an industrial
felt and copper screen spiral (33yds. X 9’ d, 14’ h).
"Reallegories," Oregon State University, Corvallis,
Oregon. Installation of double sided paintings, "Memories and
Incidents." Group exhibition.
Curator, with Terri Hopkins, "Unexpected Watercolor,"
Art Gym, Marylhurst University, Marylhurst, Oregon. An exhibition of
contemporary artists who explore unconventional approaches to
watercolor. Artists: Laurie Reid, Claire Cowie, Jeffrey
Simmons, Michael Knudson, Tori Ellison, Brian Murphy, Laura Ross Paul,
and Kim McCarty.
"History Chronicles," Oregon State University,
Corvallis, Oregon. With Carol Sherman and Joan Gratz. A public art
commission for Dixon Recreation Center. Two 4’ x 5’ collages.
2004
"Visual Poetry," Pringle Gallery,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Double sided paintings. Three person
exhibition with Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi and Sarah Stengle.
"Reverberations," Studio 21, Portland,
Oregon. A collaborative installation with Elizabeth Stanek on the
theme of sound and silence
Oregon Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship,
Oregon Arts Commission, Salem, Oregon. To support travel and painting
in Germany and Oregon.
Heitland Foundation Stipend, Heitland Foundation,
Celle, Germany. To support travel and painting in Germany.
2003
"Reallegories," Belmont Factory, Portland
Oregon. Installation of double sided paintings, "Memories and
Incidents," in an invitational painting exhibition as part of an
invitational series of city wide exhibitions entitled, "Core Sample."
"Equinox," Paris Gibson Square Museum, Great Falls,
Montana. Double sided paintings. Group exhibition.
Purchase Award, "Art Beat," Portland Community
Colleges, Portland, Oregon. Poster and purchase of three double sided
paintings for permanent collection.
2002
"Somebody/Something Nobody/Nothing," Alysia
Duckler Gallery, Portland, Oregon. 9/11 collages and books made from
photocopies of papers found on rooftops in Manhattan after September
11, 2001. Solo exhibition.
Project Grant for "Reverberations," Regional Arts
and Culture Council, Portland, Oregon. To develop an installation,
with Elizabeth Stanek, on the theme of sound and silence,
incorporating cast ears, a phone booth, and a felt and copper screen
spiral.
Technical Grant, Regional Arts and Culture Council,
Portland, Oregon. To support painting research in Germany.
2001
"Grace," Art Gym, Marylhurst University,
Marylhurst, Oregon. Double sided ladder painting, rust prints, and
books. A group exhibition on the theme of Buddhism.
"Memory: Substance and Spirit," Alysia
Duckler Gallery, Portland, Oregon. Installation of Double sided
paintings. Solo exhibition.
"Reflections," Phoenix Arts Commission, Phoenix,
Arizona. Addendum to "Cordova Gardens," a public art project in
Phoenix, Arizona. Collaged ceramic tiles in a wall.
2000
"Wonder Women," Art Gym, Marylurst University,
Marylhurst, Oregon. Collage. Invitational group exhibition.
"Gallery Artists," Alysia Duckler Gallery,
Portland, Oregon. Double sided paintings.
"Book Show," Alysia Duckler Gallery, Portland,
Oregon. Group exhibition.
1999
"Artifacts," Alysia Duckler Gallery, Portland,
Oregon. Double sided paintings, drawings, and sculpture. Solo
exhibition.
Permanent installation in Center Green Building,
Boulder, Colorado. With Jeanne Fetterman, architect, on the
theme of mining. Boxes with copper and found objects embedded in
columns. Seven collages, ranging in size from 15" x 20" to 40" x 60".
1998
"Accomplices: Memory and Metaphor,"
University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon; Halley Ford Museum, Willamette
University, Salem, Oregon. An installation of double sided
paintings.from the Oregon Biennial exhibition.
"Crescordia" Award, State of Arizona. With
Michael Dollin, for artistic and environmental excellence in public
art for "Cordova Gardens," Arizona Commission on the Arts, Phoenix,
Arizona.
"Cordova Gardens," Phoenix Arts Commission and
Channel 11, Phoenix, Arizona. A documentary on the public art project,
"Cordova Gardens."
"Cordova Gardens Median Enhancement Project,"
Phoenix Arts Commission, Phoenix, Arizona. With landscape architect,
Michael Dollin. Half mile of median strip: sculpture with
found and fabricated components, including telephone poles; colored
concrete with embedded, inscribed, and etched surfaces; cast bronze
circles with images; landscaping. 1991 - 1998
1997
"Accomplices: Memory and Metaphor," Oregon
Biennial, Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon. An installation of
double sided paintings. Group exhibition of selected Oregon artists.
Curated by Kathryn Kanjo, curator of contemporary art, Portland Art
Museum.
"Accomplices: Memory and Metaphor," Nine
Gallery, Portland, Oregon. An installation of double sided paintings.
Solo exhibition.
"Behind Closed Doors," Flander's Street Lofts,
Portland, Oregon. An installation in a closet exploring the limits of
perceptual adaptation using keys and keyholes. With Jeri Hise as one
of several installations. Curated by Mark and Rae Mahaffey of Mahaffey
Fine Arts, Portland, Oregon.
"Figurative Artists," Margo Jacobsen Gallery,
Portland, Oregon. Paintings. Group exhibition.
1996
"Mnemonics," University of Arizona, Tucson,
Arizona. Paintings. Solo exhibition.
"Mnemonics," Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon.
Paintings. Solo exhibition.
1994
"Monotypes," Artspace Gallery, Owego, New York.
Solo exhibition.
"The Language of Unity," Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon. American, Israeli and Palestinian
collaboration with Suzanne Klotz, Itzu Rimmer and Yacoub Al-Kurd.
Collaborative and individual collages and paintings.
Project Grant for "Language of Unity, " Oregon
Council for the Humanities, Portland, Oregon. To support the
development of a collaborative installation between American, Israeli,
and Palestinian artists for exhibition at the Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon.
1993
"Fresco: A Contemporary Perspective," Parsons
School of Design, New York, New York. Group exhibition.
Visiting artist, Visual Arts Department, Princeton
University, Princeton, New Jersey.
"Visions of Unity," University of Utah, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Mishkenor Sha’ananim Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. An
invitational multicultural collaborative exhibition. With Israeli
artist, Ytzhak Greenfield.
1992
"Finder’s Keepers," Galeria Mesa, Mesa, Arizona.
Found object collage. Group exhibition.
Professional Development Award, Arizona Commission
on the Arts, Phoenix, Arizona. For a Fresco Workshop at the Kala
Institute, Berkeley, California. With Lucienne Bloch, Steven Pope
Dimitroff (Diego Rivera’s plasterer), and Sandro Martini.
1991
"Niches, Windows, Doors," Arizona State Capitol,
Phoenix, Arizona. Collages. Solo exhibition.
Professional Development Award, Arizona Commission
on the Arts, Phoenix, Arizona. For a Fresco Workshop at the Kala
Institute, Berkeley, California. With Sandro Martini, Milan, Italy.
Guest artist, Pyramid Atlantic Press, Washington,
D.C. Collage workshop.
1990
"Open Windows," Arizona Commission on the Arts,
Phoenix, Arizona. Selected solo traveling exhibition. Collages.
Brigham Young University, Salt Lake City, Utah. Scottsdale Community
College, Scottsdale, Arizona. Arizona State Capitol, Phoenix,
Arizona. 1998-90
"Paper, Papel, Papier in the Round," Tempe Fine
Arts Center, Tempe, Arizona. Collage. Group exhibition. First
prize award.
"The Language of Art," Shemer Art Center, Phoenix,
Arizona. Collages. Group exhibition. Curated by Barbara Gilson.
Professional Development Award, Arizona Commission
on the Arts, Phoenix, Arizona. For the Master Artist Program with
Nancy Graves at the Santa Fe Institute of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
Scholarship from Santa Fe Institute of Fine Arts,
Santa Fe, New Mexico. For the Master Artist Program with Nancy
Graves.
1989
"Monotypes," Hayden Library, Arizona State
University, Tempe, Arizona. Watercolor monotypes. Group exhibition.
"Arizona Artforms," Public Broadcasting System (KAET),
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. A documentary prepared for
broadcast as part of a series exploring the individual art forms of
each of 20 selected Arizona artists. Broadcast repeatedly from
1989-90.
1988
"Textures," Elaine Horwitch Gallery, Palm Springs,
California. Collages. Two person exhibition.
"Palimpsest," Central Park, New York, New York.
Collaged screens and masks for a version
of "Palimsest," performed and filmed in Central
Park. Choreography and performance by Georgiana Holmes.
Film by Steven Malkus.
1987
"New Directions," Scottsdale Center for the Arts,
Scottsdale, Arizona. Collages. Solo exhibition.
"Print Invitational." AP Tell Gallery, Grand Canyon
College, Phoenix, Arizona. Monotypes. Group exhibition.
1986
"Evocations," Rotunda Gallery, University of
Arizona, Tucson Arizona. Collages. Solo exhibition.
"Expanding Boundaries," Gallery 4, Oxford, England.
Collages. Solo exhibition.
"Expanding Boundaries," Wolfson College,
Oxford University, Oxford, England. Collages. Solo exhibition.
1985
"An American Album: Images by Women Artists,"
United Nations Conference, Nairobi, Kenya. Collage. Museum of Women in
the Arts, Washington, D.C.
1984
"Palimpsest," Phoenix art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona;
Tempe Fine Arts Center, Tempe, Arizona; various locations in Boston
and New York. Collaged screens and masks for original choreography by
Georgiana Holmes, dancer, formerly with the dance companies, Pilobolus
and Luis Falco. Dancers: Steven Malkus and Georgiana Holmes.
1984-90
1983
"Windows and Aquariums," Fine Arts Center, Tempe,
Arizona. Monotypes. Two person exhibition.
"2-D National," San Pedro, California. Collage.
"Emerging Artists," Austin Gallery, Scottsdale,
Arizona. Collages. Solo exhibition.
1982
"Pensacola National Watermedia Exhibition,"
Pensacola, Florida. Watercolor. Group exhibition.
"The Way Things Are," Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona
State University, Tempe, Arizona. Collages. Solo exhibition.
1981
"New West Invitational," Suzanne Brown Gallery,
Scottsdale, Arizona. Collages. Group exhibition |
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