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Claremont Graduate School 1963 BFA Rhode Island School of Design Painting/Printmaking 1962
ANNA LAMAR SWITZER CENTER FOR VISUAL ARTS 1985 - 2005 DIRECTOR, VISUAL ARTS GALLERY 1974 - 2005 Associate Professor of Art Pensacola Junior College now Pensacola State College Pensacola, Florida
DIRECTOR, EXHIBITION GALLERY Fine Arts Center State University of New York, Geneseo
Providence, Rhode Island
Minnesota Center for the Book Arts
Fine Arts Center, University of Texas, Austin
Boone, North Carolina
Memphis State University, Memphis Tennessee
Springfield Museum of Art, Springfield, Missouri
Edinboro College, Edinboro, Pennsylvania
Cape Coral Art Center, Cape Coral, Florida
Fall River Art Association, Fall River, Massachusetts
Laguna Gloria Museum, Austin, Texas
El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, Texas INVITATIONAL/SOLO EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED) "DRAWN TO NEW YORK" INVITATIONAL Drawing exhibition, State University of New York, Geneseo
Solo exhibition, Gallery 88, University of West Florida, Pensacola
The Arts Center, St. Petersburg, Florida
Simms Fine Art Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana
A Currency Redesign Invitational, Polk Museum of Art, Florida
Jacksonville, Florida
Le Moyne Art Center, Tallahassee, Florida
Two Person Invitational, Dana Center, Loyola University, New Orleans
New Orleans Academy of Art, New Orleans
Pensacola Museum of Art, Pensacola, Florida
The Mitchell Museum, Mt. Vernon, Illinois
Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington
Boca Raton Center for the Arts, Boca Raton, Florida
Circle Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana
The Deland Museum, Deland, Florida
2006 Silver Spoon Award for service to the Arts, Arts Council of Northwest Florida ARS LONGA, VITA BREVIS Award, 1989, Arts Council of Northwest Florida, Visual Arts Caucus, first award ever given in this series of recognitions for impact on the arts
for service to the arts in Florida 1999
Acrylic Award; Purchase prizes (each in different years)
Submitted by Robin Mertins Agency
Vorpal Gallery, San Francisco, California State University of New York, Geneseo Amsouth Bank Collection, Pensacola, Florida Lincoln First Bank Collection, Rochester, New York The University of West Florida, Pensacola, Florida Escambia County Judicial Center, Pensacola, Florida Ohio State University, Chillicothe, Ohio Cotty College, Lincoln, Nebraska Right Angles Gallery, Pensacola, Florida Private collections
Cuisle International Poetry Festival, Limerick, Ireland 2010 Panelist, 61st Conference on World Affairs, University of Colorado, Boulder 2009 National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, 1992 Individual Artist Fellowship, Florida Fine Arts Council1999 Adelia Rosasco Soule Award, West Florida Literary Federation, 1999
Belmont Art & Culture Center, Pensacola Cinco Banderas Collection Suzy Bean Perry Scholarship Citizens Against Toxic Exposure (CATE)
Florida Arts Council, Individual Artists Fellowship Panelist 1979 Panelist, “Role of University Museums,” Southeastern Museums Conference, New Orleans Panel Moderator, “The Local Apocalypse,” art and environmental activism, Loyola University, New Orleans, LA, 2000 Panelist, “University and College Presses: Poetry Publishing for Writers,” annual conference of Gulf Coast Teachers of Creative Writing, Fairhope, AL Panelist, First Florida Statewide Conference on the Arts, Tallahassee, Florida Workshop Leader, “Art for Exceptional Students,” Panhandle Art Education Conference Co-host, “Arts and Letters” show, BLAB-TV, Arts Council of Northwest Florida Art Critic/Commentator, WSRE-TV CH. 23 (PBS Affiliate) 1988-89; 83-84 Blacksmithing/Decorative iron work demonstrator: Historic Pensacola Preservation Festival; Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival and the University of West Florida, 1976-79. Coordinator, Florida Art Gallery Association, 1988-89 President, Blues Society of Northwest Florida 1997-98
“Art in Literature,” West Florida Literary Federation, 2000 “Art As Science As Art,” Artel Gallery, Pensacola 1998 “The Origins of Modern Art,” Pensacola Museum of Art, 1997, 1999 “The Poetry of W. S. Merwin,” Poetry in Person Series, West Florida Library Association,1997 “More is More,” Breaking the Boundaries Lecture Series, Artel Gallery, Pensacola, 1997 “Times of the Styles: the Millennium and Then Some,” Artel Gallery, 1999 JUDGING, JURYING:
POETRY PUBLICATIONS:
Fragile Acts, McSweeney's, 2012 As Much As, Salmon Press, Ireland 2011 All the Lavish in Common. winner of 2005 Juniper Prize, University of Massachusetts Press Anonymous Or, Defined Providence Press, 2002 winner of their national competition Spoken word CD, The Poetz Project, with original music by Gary Lincoln, Gary Lincoln, Producer 2002
Assurances, web chapbook, Right Hand Pointing, 2011 Omnivore, Bateau Press, 2009 Any Given Moment, web chapbook, Right Hand Pointing, 2005 Speechless, interior chapbook, Hurricane Review, 2005 Stars on a Wire, chapbook, published by Parallel Editions, University of Alabama, Institute for the Book Arts, 1989. (Stars on a Wire reissued as web chapbook at www.righthandpointing.com, May 2008) Small Charities, #7 in the Panhandler Press Chapbook Series, University of West Florida, 1994. Lucky For Us, interior chapbook, New Works invitational, Half Tones To Jubilee: A national journal of poetry and short fiction, 1999.
Green Mountains Review, “American Poetry at the End of the Millenium “ 2000 Anthology; “Humor in American Poetry” Anthology, 2002; “Literature of the American Apocalypse” 2005 Anthology e, The Emily Dickinson Award Anthology, The Best Poems of 2002, 1998 The Southern Anthology, Louisiana State University 1995, 1996 Gulf Coast Collection of Stories and Poems, Texas Center for Writers Press 1994; Polyphony: An Anthology of Florida Poetry, The Cathartic Press,1990; The Emerald Coast Review, West Florida Literary Federation, 1989,1990.
“James Carter, Seductive Brilliance, Ornament Magazine 1994 “The Photography of Jim Jipson” Aperture Magazine, 1994 (commissioned by The Southern Arts Federation, Atlanta); “Enamelrama,” a national jewelry exhibition review,Goldsmith’s Journal 1993 “The Map Is Not The Territory,” “Range Wars,” “Schlock of the New,” “Thinker’s Block,” ”Space the Final...,” essays on contemporary art and the creative process, published in Portfolio, Soho Gallery/Arts Council of Northwest Florida. 1996 “NEA, National Emergency in the Arts,” Artspeak magazine 1997 “Times of the Signs,” Artspeak magazine, 1998
Re-released on CD, Rhino Records, Inc. Original Master Recordings “Rarities” Vol. 1 Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
Guest Poetry Editor, Crazyhorse, 2010 Coeditor: Half Tones To Jubilee, a national journal of poetry and short fiction, 1984-1994 Poetry Editor: Bohemoth, a quarterly journal of Culture & Politics,, 1994-95 |