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SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, TALKS 2009 (un)natural worlds, curator Ritual and Repetition, curated by Adriane Little
2008 wood/metal/glass, curator New Arte Nuevo, curated by Benito Huerta and Kathy Vargas, UTSA Art Gallery, San Antonio, TX Panelist, Video Art Session:
moderated by Bart Weiss
2007 Romanticism Restaged, curated by Therese Mulligan Visiting Artist Talk, Stephen F. Austin State University Liquid Room: Digital Long Island Media Festival Vernacular Spectacular, curated by Colette Copeland. In Liquid Gallery, International House, Philadelphia, PA Summer Reading, curated by Joseph Carroll Thomas Barrow: Image Maker, Image Taker The Moving Photograph in a Digital World. Society for Photographic Education National Conference, Miami, FL Ritual & Repetition, curated by Adrienne Little Tenth Annual Film & Video Festival Still Life in Motion: Daniel Cosentino’s Video Works
2006 FRAME: Intl. Video Festival: Escola das Artes - Catholic University, Porto, Portugal Vernacular Spectacular John Aäsp, Works. MFA Thesis Exhibition. Hindsight: The Moving Image and the Post-Photographic. Artist Talk, Society for Photographic Education Regional Conference, Nashville, TN Recent Work (w Primrose Ltd.) Season Three Invitational 50/50, 1300 Gallery, Cleveland, OH Indiana Intl. Video Art & Architecture Festival Temporary Identities conVerge (curator and exhibitor) South Wedge Debut trans_ fix (co-curator and exhibitor)
2005 The Electronic Image: the Crux of Television and Photography. Guest Lecture, History and Aesthetics of Photography, Rochester Institute of Technology GRAD 1.2.3. SPAS Gallery, Rochester, NY New Work: & stances of:
RIT Open Studio Breaking the Ice: Ithaca, Rochester and Syracuse, NY
2003-4 Little Did They Know: A Re-Vision of Ocular Epistemology. Lecture, History and Aesthetics of Photography, Rochester Institute of Technology. Insert Adjective: Galleries Downtown, Iowa City, IA Recent Work: Conscience Fictitious - Public Space One, Iowa City, IA Public Screen: Public Space One, Iowa City, IA Recent Work: Simulacrans - University of Iowa International Center, Iowa City, IA
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EXPERIENCE Curator and Visual Arts Director,
Rockport Center for the Arts Managing Director,
Rockport Film Festival Gallery Manager,
School of Photographic Arts & Sciences Gallery Curatorial Assistant,
Dyer Arts Center
ACADEMIC MFA, Imaging Arts BA, Art Continued Study in Art/Photography BA, Mass Communication
BIBLIOGRAPHY "Expanding Art's Scope" by Elizabeth Reese. Corpus Christi Caller Times; September 25, 2009. Glasstire: Fall Preview 2009: Preview of (un)natural worlds. "Renowned Sculptors' Show" by Elizabeth Reese. Corpus Christi Caller Times; May 22, 2009. "Making Sense of Religious Imagery and Carved Books at Buffalo Arts Studio" by Colin Dabkowski. Buffalo News; January 30, 2009. Sacred_Profane: Alicia Ross. Exhibition Catalogue Essay, 2008. Contact Sheet: the 2008 Light Work Annual (review of Elwira Jaglowska's Free State Prisoners, p. 34) "Director Defines His Vision for the Community of Rockport" Corpus Christi Business Journal, June 12, 2008. Abstracts: CAA 2008 Impact: CIAS. RIT Publication, 2007 Artforum International (ad publication) Icons, Mercury Print Productions, 2006 conVerge: “Partnership Forms for MFA Show” Exponent / Gary Jacobson Draft Issue 2, winter 2006
TEACHING Introduction to Photography for Non-Majors Still Photo I
Media Editor,
Fusion Productions Multimedia Specialist,
Rochester Rotary Club Intern (Traveling Exhibitions),
George Eastman House Photographer,
Interstate Studios SXSW Film Festival Staff
Museum of New Art, Detroit, MI
AFFILIATIONS College Art Association
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