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Faculty
Our faculty is so active and prolific that we have listed only exhibitions and activities after 1990!
Lyle Novinski
Juergen Strunck
Dan Hammett
Catherine Caesar
Phillip Shore
Laura Flusche
Kim Owens
Sacred Art
Education
- 1962-63
MFA in Painting, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 1958-59
Graduate study of Philosophy and Theology, Marquette University
- 1956-58
MA in Art Education, University of Wisconsin-Platteville
- 1955-56
B.S., English and Industrial Art, University of Wisconsin-Platteville
- 1953-55
Military Service, Army, Sgt. in Korea
- 1950-53
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Academic Appointments
- 1990-2004
Chairman of Art Department
- 2000
Haggerty Art Village completed at the University of Dallas
- 1995
Distinguished Alumnus Award, University of Wisconsin-Platteville
- 1992
Named King Fellow, Outstanding Teacher Award
- 1985
Twenty-five year medal
- 1980
Gave Commencement Address, University of Dallas
- 1977
Appointed Full Professor at University of Dallas
- 1966-67
Opening of Graduate Programs in Art
- 1965-89
Chairman of Art Department
- 1960-64
Instructor and then Assistant Professor, University of Dallas
- 1959-60
Art Instructor, Mukwonago High School, Wisconsin
- 1958-59
Graduate study of Philosophy and Theology, and artist in residence, Marquette University
- Nominated for Piper Professor twice.
- Awarded sabbaticals.
Memberships in Professional Organizations
- Dallas Museum of Art
- College Art Association
- Southwest Liturgical Conference
- Diocesan Liturgical Commission
- Dallas Institute for Humanities and Culture, Fellow
Recent Activities
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Lyle Novinski
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- 1989-1992
Set Design for Campus Musicals, Oklahoma, Kismet, Fiddler on the Roof, Carousel
Faculty Exhibitions, University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
- 1990
Liturgical Design and Stain Glass Windows, St. Rita's Catholic Church, Dallas, Texas,
"A major focus on the work of Lyle Novinski."
MA Art History Thesis, University of North Texas, Betty Caruth. Reviewed in Architectural Forum, 1990.
Dui Santi Chapel, Merino, ItalySpace renovation, altar, tabernacle, lectern, plans for two mosaics.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Dallas, Texas. Furnishings, altar lectern, chair, baptistry, tabernacle shrine, cross, candlesticks.
- 1990-92
Faculty Exhibitions, University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
- 1991
Series of lectures, Cities, Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.
Published "The Arts in American Imagination". The American Papers, 27-28. Dallas: Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.
Inservice for Dallas Independent School District related to The Etruscans, Science Place
- 1991-92
Landscape Design Consultant, Anselm Project
Design for Father Can Courtyard
Curator for Face of the Holy and Space of the Holy exhibits for Center for Christianity and Common Good
- 1992-93
"Angels Come in the Space Between". A Gathering of Angels. ed. Robert Sardello. Dallas: Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.1992.
Liturgical consulting and design for Prince of Peace, Dallas, Texas and Chinese Catholic Church, two church renovations in central Texas.
Set design for Campus musical the West Side Story.
Prince of Peace in Plano, Texas. Completed 89 panels in terra cotta, illustrating 21 stories organized around six of the sacraments, installed around the church.
- 1993
St. Joseph's, Moulton, Texas.Consultant on restoration of Gothic Revival Church. Responsible for chancel design configuration, altar design, colors and lighting of restoration.
- 1994
Set design for Campus Musical The King and I, University of Dallas
Liturgical furnishings (altar, baptistery, lectern, kneelers, tabernacle, cross, and candlesticks) for Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Richardson, Texas a Chinese Catholic Community.
Chapel of the Transfiguration, University of Dallas, (Due Santi), Rome Campus, Italy. Designed renovation and designed and executed altar, tabernacle, lectern, windows (plans), two mosaics. 1990-94.
- 1996-97
Set design for Campus Musical Babes in Arms, University of Dallas. Chapel of the Annunciation, Neuhoff Catholic Student Community Center, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. Designed furnishings, executed all of the portions of the altar, lectern, candlesticks, tables, kneelers, and tabernacle. Designed and painted ten stained glass windows, illustrating the sacraments. Designed and painted windows of the annunciation, completed 16 relief panels in terra cotta, Crucifixion, Stations of the Cross, and tondo of the Angel of the Annunciation.
Crucifix for Our Lady of Victory, Paris, Texas.
- 1997
Faculty Exhibition, Irving Center for the Arts, Irving, Texas.
Invitational, Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth, Texas.
St. Joseph's, Arlington, Texas, Stained glass windows for the new church.
- 1997-98
Perkins Chapel at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. Consultant on renovation and designer of furnishings.
- 1998
Chapelwood Methodist Church, Houston, Texas. Completed ceramic construction. Christ and the Children.
- 1999
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Spearman, Texas. Furnishings and space renovations.
St. Gabriel the ARchangel Catholic Church, McKinney, Texas. Appointments and stained glass.
- 2001
Designed DART station for Downtown Plano, Texas
- 2002
Bethel Bible Community Church, Dallas, Texas. Renovations, design and supervision of execution.
Union Gospel Mission, Fort Worth, Texas. Designed large-scale banners.
St. Mary's, Sherman, Texas. Consultant.
- 2003
Designing windows for St. Margaret Mary, Cedar Park, Texas.
First Methodist Church, Richardson, Texas. Consultant.
Dyess Air Force Chapel, Abilene, Texas. Stained glass windows.
- 2003-2004
Retrospective exhibition Shaping Space: Recollections of a Lifework, The Art of Lyle Novinski sponsored by the Beatrice Haggerty Gallery of the University of Dallas, Irving, Texas. Exhibition dates December 12, 2003-January 28, 2004.
- 2004
Art History instructor/tour guide to Greece during Rome Semester program from 1977 through 2004.
Selected Publications/Bibliography
- 1991
"The Arts in American Imagination." In The American Papers, 27-28. Dallas: Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.
"Angels Come in the Space Between." In A Gathering of Angels, ed. Robert Sardello. Dallas: Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.
- 1996
"Hephaestus." In The Olympians, ed. Joanne Stroud, Dallas: Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.
- Ongoing
Reviewed, featured or mentioned in various catalogs, newspaper articles, forewords to publications such as Texas Catholic, Tower, Architectural Forum, Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Dallas Art Revue, CIVA, DART, Southern Methodist University and Perkins Theology Journals, Janus Head, and Christian Art.
- Ongoing
Many majaor lectures: most recent "Why Churches Should Be Beautiful," Liturgical Institute, Archdiocese of Chicago, October 2003.
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Professor
Printmaking
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Education
- 1964-65, 66-67
University of Munich, Germany - 1965-66
Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas - 1967-70
MA, University of Dallas
MFA, University of Dallas
Teaching Experience
- 1967-68
Cistercian Preparatory School, Irving, Texas - 1973, 75-76
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas - 1976, summer
University of Washington, Seattle, WA - 1968- present
University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
Recent Activities
- Solo Exhibitions
Had 60 solo exhibitions in Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming, As well as Brazil, Germany, Great Britain, Scotland, and Yugoslavia.
- Invitational and Competitive Exhibitions
Had over 500 occasions to show his prints in the United States as well as Brazil, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Scotland, Spain, Turkey, and Yugoslavia.
- Workshops/Lectures
Presented over 50 workshops/lectures since 1968 in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, New York, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and in Brazil and Scotland. Served as juror/curator for 13 competitive exhibitions in Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, North Dakota, and Texas.
Collections
His prints are in the collections of over 100 public institutions including:
Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD
California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, CA
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, IN
Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, TX
Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Madison Art Center, Madison, WI
Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, TX
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, AL
Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Museum of Contemporary Graphic Art, Fredrikstad, Norway
National Centre of Fine Art, Giza, Egypt
Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, OK
Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, UT
Wichita Falls Museum and Art Center, Wichita Falls, TX
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
Professor and Department Chair
Ceramics
Artist Statement
The uniqueness of an experience has always been registered as a visual image. As time passes, the less important parts may fade, but the essence of the experience is captured as a visual.
It was a wonderful experience to view the pottery at the Vatican, the Athens Museum, and the Herakleion Museum, on the island of Crete. I saw hundreds upon thousands of amphora in their magnificent splendor. I saw the playful and imaginative Minoan transformation of common utilitarian objects to unique forms embellished by images of nature. However, the image that burned most vividly in my mind's eye was that of a chard.
While walking through the ruins of the Palace of Knosses, I noticed at the edge of a pile of rubble a small broken piece of pottery lying half imbedded in the soil. I gently retrieved the chard and found a brush stroke of slip on the surface. With closer examination, the other side revealed a fingerprint. It was a print as clear as it could be, left by the finger of the potter during the process of forming.
When recalling the time I spent in Europe, the entire experience was encapsulated when I touched what had been touched before.
Dan Hammett
Biography
Professor Hammett received his B.A. in Education from Northeastern State University of Oklahoma, BFA degree from The University of Kansas and his MFA degree in Ceramic Art from The State University of New York College of Ceramics at Alfred 1974. He has taught at The University of Dallas in Irving, Texas since 1974 where he is currently a full Professor and Chairman of the Art Department. Dan's teaching career has produced national and international artist and teachers and has sponsored Fulbright scholars and field researchers.
He has conducted field studies to Museums in Italy, Greece, and Crete and The Peoples Republic of China. He has received grants, awards and commissions that include The Texas Commission of the Arts, The National Endowment of the Arts and The Southland Corporation commission for "The Olympia Award". "The Olympia Award" was a limited edition of a 523 B.C. Greek Replica Amphorae for the 1982 Olympic Gold Medalist of the United States of America.
He maintains a private studio "Handcrafted Ceramics" where he produces architectural ceramic sculpture as well as functional ceramics for over thirty-five years. He also conducts workshops and exhibits throughout the United States of America. His ceramic work has been included in exhibitions at The Farrell Collection Gallery, Washington, D.C., Collectable Crafts, Handwork Gallery, New York, New York, Ohio Ceramic and Sculpture Show, Butler Institute of Art, Youngstown, Ohio, South Central Regional Exhibition, Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO, New Art Forms Exposition, Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois. His work is included in private, university and the corporate collections of Xerox Corporation, Texas. Taylor Widmer Winery, Bath-Hammondsport, New York. The Southland Corporation, Dallas, Texas. National Cash Register Corporation, Dayton, Ohio.
Professor Hammett developed and currently acts as a consultant/project manager for NCECA's award winning PBS style film series. The film series focuses on the Icons of American Ceramic Art. Currently "The Spirit of Ceramics" Film Series has produced three DVD's with two additional films in the edit process. The goal for the film series is to record individuals that have blazed the trail in American ceramic for others to follow.
Education
- 1974
Master of Fine Arts in Ceramic Art. State University of New York College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Alfred, New York - 1972
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas - 1969-70
Graduate Studies, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma - 1969
B.A. in Art Education, Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Professional Experience
- 2005
Professor, University of Dallas
- 2004
Chairman, Department of Art, University of Dallas
- 1999
25 year Merit of Honor
1989
Associate Professor, University of Dallas
- 1979
Assistant Professor, University of Dallas
- 1974
Instructor of Ceramic Sculpture, S.U.N.Y College of Ceramics,
Alfred University
- 1971
Chairmen, Department of Art, Tulsa Memorial High School,
Tulsa Oklahoma
- 1969-71
Instructor of Art, Tulsa Memorial High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Courses Taught
ART 2219 Design Foundation. Two Dimension
ART 2220 Design Foundation. Three Dimension
ART 3327 Art for the Elementary School Teacher
ART 3328 Art for the Secondary School Teacher
Undergraduate Ceramics Bachelors of Science
ART 2317. 2339. 2340. 3Y42. 3357. 4151. 4350
Graduate Ceramics Masters of Art. Masters of Fine Art
ART 7V76. 7293. 7495. 8V76. 8293. 8V91. 8889
Professional Memberships
- College Art Association
- Fort Worth Modern
- Amon Carter Museum
- Kimble Museum of Art
- Dallas Museum of Art
- National Council on Education for the Ceramic Art
- Irving Art Center
- American Crafts Council
- Dallas Craft Guild
- New York State Craftsman
- Alfred Art Guild
- Arlington Museum of Art
Current Professional Activities
- 2009
To organize and host the Onggi Potter demonstrator/Expo Ulsan, Republic of Korea
- 2008-2009
Organized and hosted Lecture Series/ Virginia Marsh, University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
Organized and hosted "The University of Dallas Regional Juried Ceramic Competition"
Consultant and project manager for "The Spirit of Ceramic" film series "Dick Hay: Teacher/Educator" NCECA - DVD
- 2008
Attended NCECA Symposium: Shared Journeys in Jingdahzen with museum field studies in Shanghai and Jingdahzen, Republic of China
Nomination - "King Haggar Award" University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
Hosted the "Water Filter Exhibition for Potters for Peace"
Consultant and project manager for "The Spirit of Ceramic" film series Victor Spinski: NCECA - DVD
- 2007
Consultant and project manager for "The Spirit of Ceramic" film series Cynthia Bringle: Studio Potter" NCECA - DVD
Juried the National K-12 Foundation Show (10th year)
- 2006-2007
Organized and hosted "The University of Dallas Regional Juried Ceramic Competition"
Periodically conducts workshops on glaze and clay body formulation, kiln building, mold making/ hand building/ architectural monolithic forms and forming clay on the potter's wheel.
Exhibitions and Awards
- Recent shows include-
Dan Hammett-Studio Gallery-Brookhaven College, New Forum Gallery, Farmers Branch, Texas
Jingdahzen Ceramic Institute, Jingdahzen, Peoples Republic of China
San Angelo National, San Angelo, Texas
Thirty-Year Retrospective/Midwestern State University/Juanita Harvey Gallery-Wichita Falls, Texas
Heuser Art Center, Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois
Concordia University, St. Paul, Minnesota
Texas A&M -Commerce, Texas
Stephen F. Austin - Nacogdoches, Texas
Selected Works in Public and Private Collections
Alfred University, Alfred, New York
Baylor University, Waco, Texas
Jingdahzen Ceramic Institute / Jingdahzen, Republic of China
Midwestern State University
Meadows Foundation, Dallas Texas
National Cash Register Corporation, Daton, Ohio
State University of New York - Oswego, New York
Taylor Widmer Winery, Bath-Hammondsport, New York
The Southland Corporation, Dallas, Texas
University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
Texas A & M University - Corpus Christi
University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas
Xerox Corporation, Las Colinas, Texas
Assistant Professor
Art History
Education
- 2005
Doctor of Philosophy in Art History, Emory University.
Dissertation: " Personae: The Feminist Conceptual Work of Eleanor Antin and Martha Rosler, 1968-1980" (James Meyer) Certificate in Women's Studies.
- 1997
MA in Art History, Tulane University.
Masters thesis: "The Playmate as Fine Art" (Michael Plante)
1991
BA in Art History and French Cum laude, University of Richmond.
Academic Appointments
- 2003 to present
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art, University of Dallas, Irving, TX - 2003-1999
Art and Art History Lecturer, 3-D Academy, a charter middle school in Houston Texas. Conduct annual summer art instruction at the National Gallery, Washington, D.C. - 2003-1998
Instructor, Emory University, Survey of Art History. - 2003
Instructor, Atlanta Institute of Art - 2001
Instructor, Emory University. - 2000
- Summer
Teaching Assistant, Emory's University's Modern Art and Architecture Study Abroad Program in Paris, France.
1994
Instructor, Dept. of Art History, Tulane University.
Honors and Awards
- 2003
Honorable Mention, College Art Association Professional Development Grant Alternate, American Council of Learned Societies Henry Luce Award for Research in American Art. - 2002
Henry Luce Foundation grant, awarded by Department of Art History, Emory University - 2001-2002
Dean's Teaching Fellowship, Emory University Awarded Fellowship to plan and teach an original upper-level undergraduate class. - 1999
Summer Language Travel Grant, Emory University Studied Spanish language at Instituto Technologico Y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico.
Presentations and Papers
- 2004
Faculty Exhibition Presentation, University of Dallas "Revealing the Public in the Private: Martha Rosler's Feminist Conceptual Work, 1968-1977" - 2003
Annual Symposium, Department of Art History, Emory University "Lucy Lippard's Critism and the Development of Women's Conceptualism in the 1970's" - 2001
Barnard College Feminist Art History Conference, New York "Martha Rosler's Critical Position Within Feminist Conceptual Practice" - 2001
College Art Association Conference, Chicago "Martha Rosler's Critical Position Within Feminist Conceptual Practice" - 2000
Barnard College Feminist Art and Art History Conference "The Role of Exhibitions in the Creation of Feminist Discourse: Two Early Feminist Exhibitions Curated by Lucy Lippard"
Publications
2002
- "Adrian Piper Since 1965," Artforum XL:9 (May 2002).
Exhibiton Preview of Piper show at the Generali Foundation, Vienna
2001
- "Martha Rosler's Critical Position within Feminist Conceptual Practice." n.paradoxa 14 (February 2001)
Associate Professor of Art
Sculpture
Education
- 2000-2003 M.F.A. Sculpture
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
- 1981--1984 B.F.A. Sculpture
New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Alfred, New York. - 1980-1981
Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio
Solo and Two Person Exhibitions
- 2004 "New Faculty" University of Dallas, Irving, Texas
- 2003 "Shore/Lambert" Lakeside Gallery, Lakeside, Michigan
- 2000 "A Working Journal" Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph, Michigan
- 1998 "Jvuri Revisited" Neometix Gallery, New Orleans, Louisana
- 1995 Dependence no. 2" Jackson/Peoria Exhibition Space, Chicago, Illinois
- 1992 "Installations" Fosdick-Nelson Gallery, Alfred University, Alfred, New York
- 1991 "Urban Sprawl #1" Richard J. Daley College, Chicago, Illinois
- 1989 "Shelter" Raw Space, A.R.C. Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
"Sherry Healy/Phillip A. Shore" Franklin Square, Chicago, Illinois - 1988 "Stability Dissolves"New Gallery/Bemis Foundation, Omaha, Nebraska
Group Exhibitions
- 2005 "New Texas Talent" Craighead-Green Gallery, Dallas, Texas
- 2004 "LSU Sculpture Park" Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
"Sculpture Fort Smith" Fort Smith, Arkansas
"Crossing the Generations" Wood Street Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
"100 Drawings" Haggerty Art Gallery, Irving, Texas - 2003 "Odyssey 2003-04" Purdue North Central, Westville, Indiana
"Featured Artists Neimi Sculpture Gallery, Kenosha, Wisconsin - 2002 "Krasl Biennial Sculpture Invitational" Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph, Michigan
- 1999 "Pier Walk '99" Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois
- 1998 "Pier Walk '98"Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois
"Midwestern Sculpture Competition"South Bend Regional Museum of Art,
South Bend, Indiana - 1997 "Fifth Annual Sculpture Invitational" Fernwood Botanic Gardens, Niles, Michigan
"Pier Walk '97" Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois - 1996 "Pier Walk '96" Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois
"International Festival for the Arts" Central Gallery, Tbilisa, Republic of Georgia - 1995 "Key of the Universe" Georgian Arts & Cultural Center, Tbilisa, Republic of Georgia
"Director's Choice" Lansing Art Gallery, Lansing, Michigan - 1994 "A Forest of History" Kellogg Company, Battle Creek, Michigan
- 1993 "Chicago International Art Exposition"Donnelly Hall, Chicago, Illinois
"Bluffworks" Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph, Michigan - 1991 "Solon De Refuse" Michigan Artists Grant Recipients Detroit Artists Market,
Detroit, Michigan - 1990 "Chicago International Art exhibition" Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois
- 1989 "18 Artists, 18 Major Works, 1800 Clybourn" Chicago, Illinois
- 1987 "Ten Visions" (performance) Emmy Gifford Theater, Omaha, Nebraska
"Drawing" New Gallery/Bemis Foundation, Omaha, Nebraska
"Outdoor Light Exhibit" Bastrop, Texas - 1986 "Atlanta Biennial" Nexus Contemporary Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia
Gallery Representation
- Craighead-Green Dallas, Texas
Collections and Commissions
| Krasl Art Center | St. Joseph, Michigan |
| Purdue University | West Layfeyette, Indiana | | Rustavi International Sculpture Park | Rustavi, Republic of Georgia | | Christ the King Church | South Bend, Indiana | | Bemis Foundation | Omaha, Nebraska |
Awards
- 1995
The 1995 International Symposium, Rustavi, Republic of Georgia.
USIA/Arts America Travel Grant
- 1990--91
Artist Support Grant
Michigan Council for the Arts - 1987-88
Artist in Residence, Alternative Worksite/Bemis Foundation,
Omaha, Nebraska
Assistantships and Work Related Experience
- 2000
Assistant to sculptor David Nash on Chicago Project, Chicago, Illinois
- 1998--00
Project Curator "Meet Me on the Island" (outdoor sculpture exhibit)
South Bend Regional Museum of Art, South Bend, Indiana - 1997
Project Curator "Prairie Preserve" Michele Brody installation
(Community Gallery)
South Bend Regional Museum of Art, South Bend, Indiana - 1996-00
Preparator, South Bend Regional Museum of Art, South Bend, Indiana - 1996-98
Director, Middlebrook Center for the Arts, Three Oaks, Michigan - 1995
Guest speaker, Tbilisi State Academy of Fine Art, Tbilisi,
Republic of Georgia
Visiting Assistant Professor of Art
Rome Program
Education
- Ph.D. Candidate in Art History, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
- 1994
MA in Art History, University of Illinois, Campaign-Urbana - 1990
BA with Honors in Art History, Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
Academic Appointments
- 1995-97
Visiting Scholar, American Academy in Rome - 1993, 94, 97
Research Assistant, University of Illinois - 1990-97
Teaching Assistant, University of Illinois - 1991-92
President, University of Illinois Art History Graduate Student Organization
Field Experience
- 1991-present
Palatine Hill, Rome - Soprintendenza Archeologica di Roma / American Academy in Rome. Palatine East Excavation, supervisor of excavation of water feature complex. - 1995, summer
Poggio Civitate (Murio) - University of Evansville, Indiana Excavation of Etruscan Site at Murlo (Siena), Italy. Supervisor of excavation of trench on Piano del Tesoro. - 1988, summer
The Dillard Site - Late Prehistoric Village on the Red River in Cooke County, TX. Assistant to Dr. Ernest Martin in evaluation of finds.
Awards
- 1997-98
Samuel H. Kress Foundation Travel Fellowship - 1997
Fondazione Lemmermann Trust Scholarship Award - 1996, 97
Alternate American Academy in Rome Classical Studies Fellowship - 1995, 96-97, 97-98
University of Illinois Dissertation Travel Grant - 1995-96
Kate Neal Kinley Memorial Fellowship - 1992-93
Graduate Fellowship, University of Illinois - 1986-90
President's Scholarship, Trinity University
Recent Activities
Current Projects:
- Report on An Imperial Stone Sculpture Fragment from the Palatine East Excavation
- Report on Republican Architecture on the East Slope of the Palatine Hill, Rome, Co-Authored with Eric Hostetter
- Report on Stratigraphy of Sector D, Palatine East Excavations, Co-Authored with Brad Ault
- Catalog of Metal Finds from the Palatine East Excavation, Co-Authored with Brad Ault
- Publication: Co-Authored with Eric Hostetter. "3.2 Villa Siting", in E. Hostetter and T.N. Howe. eds., The Roman-British Villa at Castle Copse, Great Bedwyn. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press.
1997 - Presentation: Domestic Architecture in Etruria and Latium, 7th - 6th centuries B.C.. From Huts to Houses Transformations of Ancient Societies. Conference hosted by the Norwegian and Swedish Institutes in Rome.
- Presentation: Women and the Courtly Ideal in the Decoration of the Palazzo Martinengo, Brescia. Midwest Art History Society Meeting, Dallas, TX
1993 - Painted Women: Marriage and Power in the Palazzo Martingo, Brescia. Women of Vision/ Visions of Women Art History Symposium, University of Missouri at Columbia.
Assistant Professor
Education
- 2002 M.F.A Studio Art, Painting, Towson University
- 1994 B.F.A. Painting and Drawing, San Francisco Art Institute
- 1993 Tokyo, Japan, Independent Study, San Francisco Art Institute
- 1989-1992 University of North Texas
Selected Exhibitons
- 2006
The Drawing Show, Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Imperfect Accounts, The Studio, Armonk, New York - 2005
Drawing: A Record of Movement, Omni Gallery, Uniondale, New York
Structure, Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, Wilmington, Delaware, Juror Kristen Hileman, Assistant Curator at the Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden - 2004
Drawing Conclusions, Islip Art Museum, East Islip, New York - 2003
Drawing upon Structure, Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, Wilmington, Delaware
17th Annual Critics Residency Program, Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, Maryland
Doppelgänger, Laura and Paul Mesaros Galleries, Morgantown, West Virginia - 2002
Everybody Draws, Fleckenstein Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland
Emerging Artists, Maryland Federation of Art, Baltimore, Maryland
Curator's Choice 2002 WPA\C Exhibition, Corcoran Museum of Art, Washington D.C. - 2001
Slippery Slopes, School 33, Juror Jonathan Binstock, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Corcoran Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland
MFA Thesis Exhibition, Holtzman Gallery, Towson, Maryland
Sculptor's Drawings, Towson Commons Gallery, Towson, Maryland
Visual Transition, Mill River Gallery, Ellicott City, Maryland
type & image, Universtiy Union Gallery, Towson, Maryland
- 2000
Random Order, Mill River Gallery, Ellicott City, Maryland
MFA Group Exhibition, Holtzman Gallery, Towson, Maryland
Juried Exhibition 2000, Gomez Gallery, Towson, Maryland
Brute Elegance, Mill River Gallery, Ellicott City, Maryland
Artist/Woman/Image2, World Trade Center at the Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland
Works by Contemporary Maryland Artists 2000, Government House of Annapolis, Annapolis, Maryland
- 1999
The Assemblage Art Awards 1999, Irving Arts Center, Irving, Texas
Texas National 99, SFA Gallery, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas
- 1998
Artists of the Continental Gin, Continental Lofts Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Madness at the MAC, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
1998 Membership Show, Dallas Visual Art Center, Dallas, Texas
Ninth National Juried Exhibition, Viridian Artists Inc., New York, New York
Texas National 98, SFA Gallery, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas
- 1997
El Dia de los Muertos, Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas, Texas
1997 Membership Show, Dallas Visual Art Center, Dallas, Texas
- 1994
Spring Show, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, California
Bibliography
- Subal, Simone, Dirctor of Peter Blum Gallery, Chelsea, "Imperfect Accounts," exhibition introduction, The Studio, Armonk, New York
- Carter Ratcliff, "Studio Visits: A Critic's Notes," LINK, Issue 9: Musae, 2003, 17th Annual Critics' Residency Program Exhibition Catalogue, 2003, 35-36. Read catalogue in PDF Format.
- Eugene B. Redmond, "The Art of Mapping: Word- & Vision-Smiths' Poetics of Space," LINK, Issue 9: Musae, 2003, 17th Annual Critics' Residency Program Exhibition Catalogue, 2003, 35-36.
- David Page, "Location, Identity, Place," LINK, Issue 9: Musae, 2003, 17th Annual Critics' Residency Program Exhibition Catalogue, 2003, 35-36.
- Mike Giuliano, "Drawing Power," Citypaper, Vol. 26 No. 1, August 7- August 13, 2002, 26.
- Mike Giuliano, "Bits and Pieces," Citypaper, Vol. 26 No. 1, January 2-January 9, 2002, 26.
- Jonathan Binstock, Curator of Comtemporary Art, Corcaran Museum of Art, "Slippery Slopes," exhibition introduction, 2001-2002 Annual Juried Exhibition, School 33 Art Center.
- Mike Giuliano, "Baltimore Weekly Highlights: MFA Thesis Exhibit," Citypaper, Vol. 25 No. 39, September 26 -October 3, 2001, 40.
- Tim Hill, "Critic's Choice: Art, Visual Transition," Citypaper, Vol. 25 No. 37, September 12 - September 19, 2001, 54. Illustration.
- James McGarrell, Texas National 99, juried exhibition catalogue, SFA Gallery, Nacogdoches, Texas, April 10 - May 9, 1999, 21.
- Annabelle Massey, "Mad Mac," The Met, No. 31 August 5-12, 1998, 26.
- Martha Mayer Erlebacher, Texas National 98, juried exhibition catalogue, SFA Gallery, Nacogdoches, Texas, April 4 - May 16, 1998, 21.
Collections and Commisions
- Time Life, Direct Holdings, Fairfax, Virginia
- Private Collections
Awards, Grants and Fellowships
- 2005
Juror's Award, Structure, juried exhibition, Juror Kristen Hileman, Assistant Curator at the Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, Wilmington, Delaware,
- 2000-2001
Graduate Research Fellowship, College of Graduate Research and Education, Towson University
GSA Award, technology grant, Graduate Student Association, Towson University
- 1999
Assemblage Art Award, Bill Komodore, juror. Irving Arts Center, The Assemblage Art Awards 1999, juried exhibition, Irving, Texas
- 1994
Honor Studio Space, San Francisco Art Institute
Spring Show Award for Drawing, San Francisco Art Institute
- 1993
Independent Study in Tokyo, Japan, San Francisco Art Institute
- 1992-1994
Merit Scholarship, San Francisco Art Institute
Professional Activities
- 2003-2006
Assistant Professor of Studio and Computer Art, State University of New York (SUNY), Suffolk County Community College (SCCC), Ammerman Campus, Selden, New York
- 2004-2006
Senator and Secretary, Ammerman Faculty Senate, SUNY, SCCC, Selden, NY
- 2006
"Painting: Bridging the Digital Divide," artist lecture as part of the Women's Week 2006 program: "Brains, Brawn and Broads: Exploding Gender Myths in Science." SCCC, Selden, New York
- 2004-2006
Senator and Secretary, Ammerman Faculty Senate, SUNY, SCCC, College, Selden, NY
- 2003
"New Work," artist lecture as part of Faculty Exhibition, SCCC, Selden, New York
- 2002-2003
Visiting Assistant Professor in Painting, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia Acting Head of Painting, Spring 2003.
- 2001-2002
Adjunct Faculty, Towson University, Baltimore, Maryland
- 2001-2002
Teaching Assistant (instructor of record), Towson University, Baltimore, Maryland
- 2000-2001
Adjunct Faculty, Dundalk Community College, Baltimore, Maryland
- 1999
Coordinator for student mural project, Beaux Arts Ball, Dallas Museum of Art
- 1997-1999
Visual Art Consultant, Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
- 1997--1999
The Artist's Forum, Presenter and Juror of freshman and sophomore portfolios,
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
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