Statement and Bio
As an artist, I’m committed to a nontoxic (or less toxic) art practice, which is safer for myself, my family, and the environment. Through my quest for artist-quality, nontoxic materials and techniques, I discovered that the process of experimentation—working with an idea in mind, but ultimately responding to the materials—is what truly makes printmaking a passion for me. I use Akua Intaglio (professional-quality, soy-based inks) in my woodblock prints and natural paper fibers, such as cotton and abaca, in my pulp-paintings.
Working from nature offers endless beauty and complexity to explore, showcases themes that are important to me, and ultimately creates a unified connection between my materials and subject matter. My artwork features landscapes and other organic subjects, reflecting an appreciation for both the grand beauty and intimate details of nature. My inspiration is based in memories of time spent outdoors as a child and the need to reconnect with nature as an adult.
I am an Associate Professor at Montgomery College, where I coordinate the Germantown Art Department and manages the Artist in Residence program for the Rockville and Germantown Art Departments. I previously worked in the Education Department at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, where I managed the Role Model Workshops speaker series, in which women artists shared their professional work with teens with an interest in arts careers. I also worked on curriculum development for Art, Books, and Creativity, a grant-funded program to develop a 4thgrade art curriculum as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s Arts Education Model Development and Dissemination Program.
I was a Resident Artist for 5 years at the Howard County Center for the Arts, where I maintained a studio practice and was actively involved in the art community through exhibitions, public events, and printmaking workshops. In 2008, I was awarded a Creative Baltimore Fund Individual Artist Grant through Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts. My Master of Arts in museum studies and Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting are from Syracuse University, where I graduated Summa Cum Laude and was awarded the Augusta Hazard Painting Award.
Working from nature offers endless beauty and complexity to explore, showcases themes that are important to me, and ultimately creates a unified connection between my materials and subject matter. My artwork features landscapes and other organic subjects, reflecting an appreciation for both the grand beauty and intimate details of nature. My inspiration is based in memories of time spent outdoors as a child and the need to reconnect with nature as an adult.
I am an Associate Professor at Montgomery College, where I coordinate the Germantown Art Department and manages the Artist in Residence program for the Rockville and Germantown Art Departments. I previously worked in the Education Department at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, where I managed the Role Model Workshops speaker series, in which women artists shared their professional work with teens with an interest in arts careers. I also worked on curriculum development for Art, Books, and Creativity, a grant-funded program to develop a 4thgrade art curriculum as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s Arts Education Model Development and Dissemination Program.
I was a Resident Artist for 5 years at the Howard County Center for the Arts, where I maintained a studio practice and was actively involved in the art community through exhibitions, public events, and printmaking workshops. In 2008, I was awarded a Creative Baltimore Fund Individual Artist Grant through Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts. My Master of Arts in museum studies and Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting are from Syracuse University, where I graduated Summa Cum Laude and was awarded the Augusta Hazard Painting Award.
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EDUCATION
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, College of Visual and Performing Art, School of Art and Design
Master of Arts in Museum Studies, 2003
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, College of Visual and Performing Art, School of Art and Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, Minor in English and Textual Studies, 2001
Graduated with Honors, Summa Cum Laude
PONT AVEN SCHOOL OF ART,Brittany, France, Foreign Study
Undergraduate courses from Rhode Island School of Design,June 2000
COLLEGIATE TEACHING
Full Time Faculty, Art Department, Montgomery College, Germantown, MD, 2013-present
Current Rank: Professor
Art Department Coordinator, Germantown Campus, 2019-present
Special Projects Coordinator, Artist in Residence Program and ArtWalk, 2016-present
Faculty Associate for Art and Humanities, Frank Islam Athenaeum Symposia, 2017-present
Senior Adjunct Instructor, Art Appreciationand 2D Design,Howard Community College,
Columbia, MD. 2005-2013
Adjunct, 2D Design, Drawing, and Color, Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD. 2005-2013
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Art History, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 2000-2001
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Drawing 1, Printmaking: Intaglio, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 2000-2001
RELATED PROFESIONAL EXPERIENCE
Resident Artist, Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City MD, 2012-2017.
· Maintained a studio practice in woodcut and was actively involved in the art community through exhibitions, public events, and printmaking workshops
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS, Washington, DC
Project Coordinator (interim),Art, Books, and Communities, 2005
· CoordinatedArt, Books, and Communities, a program to develop a 4thgrade art curriculum as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s Arts Education Model Development and Dissemination Grant Program
Education Assistant, 2004-2005
· ManagedRole Model Workshops, an artist speaker series for teens in which women artists share information on arts careers; Completed grants and funding proposals to sustain and increase support for Role Model Workshops
· Assisted with curriculum, assessment, and tour development for Art, Books, and Communities
LOWE ART GALLERY, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Graduate Gallery Assistant, 2002
· Active in organization, design, and installation of temporary exhibitions, with attention to the care, interpretation, and presentation of art objects
PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Artist Talk, Sarah Silberman Art Gallery, Montgomery College, Rockville Campus, 2015
Artist Talk, Globe Hall, Montgomery College, Germantown Campus, 2014
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration and Drop-In Activity, ArtReach, Columbia, MD, June 2015
Woodblock and Monotype Workshops, Offered Independently as Resident Artist at Howard County Center for the Arts,Ellicott City, MD, 2013-2104.
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration, ArtPark/Columbia Festival of the Arts, Columbia, MD, 2012-2013
Woodblock Printing Workshop, Traillworks Studio and Gallery, Newton, NJ, 2013
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration, Traillworks Studio and Gallery, Newton, NJ, 2011
Youth and Adult Instructor for Art Classes, Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD, 2005-2006
Bookmaking Workshop, American Institute of Graphic Arts fundraiser atAmerican Visionary Art Museum, 2006
Painterly Prints: Gelatin Monotypes Workshop, Creative Alliance, Baltimore, MD, 2006
Taught Youth and Adult Workshops, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC, 2002-2006
Youth Instructor, Printmaking and Technical Drawing Classes, School 33 Art Center, 2003
Presented What Makes This Building Talk? an inquiry-based public program about the architecture of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC, 2003
Docent-training Instructor, Series on Painting Materials, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY, 2002
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
AMANDA GORDON MILLER: Through the Red Gate. 2015. Sarah Silberman Gallery, Montgomery College, Paul Peck Art Building, Rockville, MD.
AMANDA GORDON MILLER: An Exhibition of Woodcut Relief Prints. 2014, Montgomery College Germantown campus - HT Building, Atrium Galleria, Germantown, MD.
Inspired by Nature. 2012. Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, MD
Forest Through The Trees. 2008. Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center, Greenbelt, MD
Lately: Recent Works by Amanda Gordon. 2002. Storch Gallery at the Syracuse Stage, Syracuse, NY
Life In Fiction (senior honors thesis). 2001. Shaffer Art Gallery, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Paintings and Prints by Amanda Gordon. 2000. The Drawing Room, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Our Beautiful World, 2019. Mount Airy Art Alliance at the Mount Airy Health Pavilion,
Annual Faculty Art Exhibitions. Sarah Silberman Art Gallery, Montgomery College, Rockville, MD, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019.
Annual Resident Artists Exhibition,2013, 2014, 2015, 2016. Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City, MD.
Critical Contacts: Significant Encounters and Their Impact, Exhibit of works by the Studio Art Faculty of Montgomery College, 2014, Urban by Nature Gallery, Capital Arts Network (CAN), Rockville, MD.
Hickok Cole Art Night, Washington Project for the Arts,Washington, DC, 2013
EVOLUTION: An Experiment in Artwork and Exhibit Creation, 2013. Traillworks, Newton, NJ
Pyramid Atlantic 2013 Juried Members Exhibition, Washington Printmakers Gallery, Silver Spring, MD
Form and Fabric of Our Lives IV, 2012-2013. Willow and Garden Galleries at Quiet Waters Park, Annapolis, MD
The Teacher Behind the Work: Celebrating Howard County Art Teachers,2012. Rouse Company Foundation Art Gallery, Howard Community College, Columbia, MD
Contemporary Landscapes, 2012. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Growth, Renewal, and Change, 2012. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Pyramid Atlantic 2012 Juried Members Exhibition. Washington Printmakers Gallery, Silver Spring, MD
Women's Invitational Exhibit,2011. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Black and White, 2011. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Mind, Body, Spirit: Celebrating Women Artists, 2010. University of Maryland, University College. Adelphi, MD
Bike Art V. 2010. Altered Esthetics, Minneapolis, MD
Printmaking Show, 2010.Taylor Books Art Gallery, Charleston, WV
Howard Community College Faculty Exhibit.2006, 2008, 2010, 2011. Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Columbia, MD
The Bike Project, 2009. Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Columbia, MD
The Snow Show. 2009. Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, MD
Special Projects. 2008. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Prints for Peace Mexico, 2008. Galería Lepoldo Carpinteyro de Relaciones Culturales, Monterey, Mexico
Preliminaries and Processes. 2008. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Subjective Sensibilities. 2008. Villa Julie College Art Gallery, an off-site location for Artscape, Baltimore, MD
Space & Place. 2007. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
The Art of Breastfeeding. 2007. Coastal Communities Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR
Janus: Looking Forward, Looking Back. 2006-2007. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
The Art of Horror. 2006. Altered Esthetics, Minneapolis, MD
Form Follows Forethought. 2006. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Anne Arundel Community College Visual Arts Faculty Show. 2005.Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Community Prints: Community Pride. 2005. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
15th Annual Labor Day Art Show.2005. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
Drawing Lives! 2005. Lowe Art Gallery, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Impressions of Brittany. 2001. French Institute Alliance Française, New York, NY
Let’s Be Things.2000. Spark Contemporary Art Space, Syracuse, NY
Vernissage.2000. Salle Gauguin, Pont Aven, Brittany, France
Annual Travelling Works on Paper Show. 1999. Transylvania University, Lexington, KY
AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
Many Voices, One College Fellowship, Global Humanities Institute, Montgomery College, Fall 2018
Open Education Resources Fellowship, ELITE, Montgomery College, Spring 2015
Outstanding Part-time Faculty Award, Howard Community College, 2009
Creative Baltimore Fund Individual Artist Grant, Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, 2008
Second Place, The Art of Breastfeeding.Coastal Communities Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR, 2007
Cipriano Award “Americans at Work,” 15th Annual Labor Day Art Show,Greenbelt Community Center, 2005
First Place in Graphics, 15th Annual Labor Day Art Show,Greenbelt Community Center, 2005
Augusta Hazard Award for Painting, Syracuse University, 2001
Honors Thesis and University Honors Programs, Syracuse University, 1997-2001
Gregory Scholarship, Pont Aven School of Art, 2000
Rosewell Hill Painting Award,Syracuse University, 2000
SELECTED INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS and EXHANGES
Peace Puzzle Print, 2015 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous woodcut print ); participant artist.
Selected venues:
Fear and Peace: Exhibition of Handmade Fine Art Prints, 2016. Parks Theatre, Angle Park, Australia
Octava Convocatoria Internacional de Grabados por la Paz México 2016.Galería Lepoldo Carpinteyro de Relaciones Culturales, Monterey, Mexico
Fantastic Garden, 2013 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous garden); participant artist.
Selected exhibitions:
Permanent collection, Museu Casada Xilogravura, Brazil, 2019
Sahara West Library ART Gallery in Las Vegas Nevada, 2014.
Bishop Grosseteste Exhibition Space, University of Lincoln, 2014
City of the World, 2012 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous city); participant artist.
Selected exhibitions:
Permanent collection, Museu Casada Xilogravura, Brazil
Da Silva Gallery, New Haven, CT
Handorf Academy, Handorf, SA, Australia.
Inspired by Japan 2011-2012. (Woodblock Printmakers Collaborate to Support Relief Efforts in Japan).
Venues included:
Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR
Artisan’s Renovations, Beaverton, OR
Atelier 6000 Exhibition, Bend, OR
Center for Japanese Studies, Johannesburg, South Africa
GIBS (Gordon Institute of Business Science), Illovo, Johannesburg, South Africa (The exhibition was officially opened by His Excellency Mr Toshiro Ozawa, Japanese Ambassador to South Africa)
Absolute Gallery, Lansing, MI
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, Winona, MN
COLLECTIONS
Syracuse University Print Collection, Syracuse, NY
Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
The Breastfeeding Coalition Permanent Art Collection, Lincoln City Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR
Private collections in the US, France, Switzerland, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, College of Visual and Performing Art, School of Art and Design
Master of Arts in Museum Studies, 2003
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, College of Visual and Performing Art, School of Art and Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, Minor in English and Textual Studies, 2001
Graduated with Honors, Summa Cum Laude
PONT AVEN SCHOOL OF ART,Brittany, France, Foreign Study
Undergraduate courses from Rhode Island School of Design,June 2000
COLLEGIATE TEACHING
Full Time Faculty, Art Department, Montgomery College, Germantown, MD, 2013-present
Current Rank: Professor
Art Department Coordinator, Germantown Campus, 2019-present
Special Projects Coordinator, Artist in Residence Program and ArtWalk, 2016-present
Faculty Associate for Art and Humanities, Frank Islam Athenaeum Symposia, 2017-present
Senior Adjunct Instructor, Art Appreciationand 2D Design,Howard Community College,
Columbia, MD. 2005-2013
Adjunct, 2D Design, Drawing, and Color, Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD. 2005-2013
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Art History, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 2000-2001
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Drawing 1, Printmaking: Intaglio, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 2000-2001
RELATED PROFESIONAL EXPERIENCE
Resident Artist, Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City MD, 2012-2017.
· Maintained a studio practice in woodcut and was actively involved in the art community through exhibitions, public events, and printmaking workshops
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS, Washington, DC
Project Coordinator (interim),Art, Books, and Communities, 2005
· CoordinatedArt, Books, and Communities, a program to develop a 4thgrade art curriculum as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s Arts Education Model Development and Dissemination Grant Program
Education Assistant, 2004-2005
· ManagedRole Model Workshops, an artist speaker series for teens in which women artists share information on arts careers; Completed grants and funding proposals to sustain and increase support for Role Model Workshops
· Assisted with curriculum, assessment, and tour development for Art, Books, and Communities
LOWE ART GALLERY, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Graduate Gallery Assistant, 2002
· Active in organization, design, and installation of temporary exhibitions, with attention to the care, interpretation, and presentation of art objects
PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Artist Talk, Sarah Silberman Art Gallery, Montgomery College, Rockville Campus, 2015
Artist Talk, Globe Hall, Montgomery College, Germantown Campus, 2014
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration and Drop-In Activity, ArtReach, Columbia, MD, June 2015
Woodblock and Monotype Workshops, Offered Independently as Resident Artist at Howard County Center for the Arts,Ellicott City, MD, 2013-2104.
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration, ArtPark/Columbia Festival of the Arts, Columbia, MD, 2012-2013
Woodblock Printing Workshop, Traillworks Studio and Gallery, Newton, NJ, 2013
Woodblock Printing Public Demonstration, Traillworks Studio and Gallery, Newton, NJ, 2011
Youth and Adult Instructor for Art Classes, Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD, 2005-2006
Bookmaking Workshop, American Institute of Graphic Arts fundraiser atAmerican Visionary Art Museum, 2006
Painterly Prints: Gelatin Monotypes Workshop, Creative Alliance, Baltimore, MD, 2006
Taught Youth and Adult Workshops, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC, 2002-2006
Youth Instructor, Printmaking and Technical Drawing Classes, School 33 Art Center, 2003
Presented What Makes This Building Talk? an inquiry-based public program about the architecture of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC, 2003
Docent-training Instructor, Series on Painting Materials, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY, 2002
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
AMANDA GORDON MILLER: Through the Red Gate. 2015. Sarah Silberman Gallery, Montgomery College, Paul Peck Art Building, Rockville, MD.
AMANDA GORDON MILLER: An Exhibition of Woodcut Relief Prints. 2014, Montgomery College Germantown campus - HT Building, Atrium Galleria, Germantown, MD.
Inspired by Nature. 2012. Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, MD
Forest Through The Trees. 2008. Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center, Greenbelt, MD
Lately: Recent Works by Amanda Gordon. 2002. Storch Gallery at the Syracuse Stage, Syracuse, NY
Life In Fiction (senior honors thesis). 2001. Shaffer Art Gallery, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Paintings and Prints by Amanda Gordon. 2000. The Drawing Room, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Our Beautiful World, 2019. Mount Airy Art Alliance at the Mount Airy Health Pavilion,
Annual Faculty Art Exhibitions. Sarah Silberman Art Gallery, Montgomery College, Rockville, MD, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019.
Annual Resident Artists Exhibition,2013, 2014, 2015, 2016. Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City, MD.
Critical Contacts: Significant Encounters and Their Impact, Exhibit of works by the Studio Art Faculty of Montgomery College, 2014, Urban by Nature Gallery, Capital Arts Network (CAN), Rockville, MD.
Hickok Cole Art Night, Washington Project for the Arts,Washington, DC, 2013
EVOLUTION: An Experiment in Artwork and Exhibit Creation, 2013. Traillworks, Newton, NJ
Pyramid Atlantic 2013 Juried Members Exhibition, Washington Printmakers Gallery, Silver Spring, MD
Form and Fabric of Our Lives IV, 2012-2013. Willow and Garden Galleries at Quiet Waters Park, Annapolis, MD
The Teacher Behind the Work: Celebrating Howard County Art Teachers,2012. Rouse Company Foundation Art Gallery, Howard Community College, Columbia, MD
Contemporary Landscapes, 2012. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Growth, Renewal, and Change, 2012. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Pyramid Atlantic 2012 Juried Members Exhibition. Washington Printmakers Gallery, Silver Spring, MD
Women's Invitational Exhibit,2011. Traillworks Studio and Art Gallery, Newton, NJ
Black and White, 2011. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Mind, Body, Spirit: Celebrating Women Artists, 2010. University of Maryland, University College. Adelphi, MD
Bike Art V. 2010. Altered Esthetics, Minneapolis, MD
Printmaking Show, 2010.Taylor Books Art Gallery, Charleston, WV
Howard Community College Faculty Exhibit.2006, 2008, 2010, 2011. Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Columbia, MD
The Bike Project, 2009. Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Columbia, MD
The Snow Show. 2009. Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, MD
Special Projects. 2008. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Prints for Peace Mexico, 2008. Galería Lepoldo Carpinteyro de Relaciones Culturales, Monterey, Mexico
Preliminaries and Processes. 2008. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Subjective Sensibilities. 2008. Villa Julie College Art Gallery, an off-site location for Artscape, Baltimore, MD
Space & Place. 2007. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
The Art of Breastfeeding. 2007. Coastal Communities Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR
Janus: Looking Forward, Looking Back. 2006-2007. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
The Art of Horror. 2006. Altered Esthetics, Minneapolis, MD
Form Follows Forethought. 2006. Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Anne Arundel Community College Visual Arts Faculty Show. 2005.Cade Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Community Prints: Community Pride. 2005. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
15th Annual Labor Day Art Show.2005. Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
Drawing Lives! 2005. Lowe Art Gallery, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Impressions of Brittany. 2001. French Institute Alliance Française, New York, NY
Let’s Be Things.2000. Spark Contemporary Art Space, Syracuse, NY
Vernissage.2000. Salle Gauguin, Pont Aven, Brittany, France
Annual Travelling Works on Paper Show. 1999. Transylvania University, Lexington, KY
AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
Many Voices, One College Fellowship, Global Humanities Institute, Montgomery College, Fall 2018
Open Education Resources Fellowship, ELITE, Montgomery College, Spring 2015
Outstanding Part-time Faculty Award, Howard Community College, 2009
Creative Baltimore Fund Individual Artist Grant, Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, 2008
Second Place, The Art of Breastfeeding.Coastal Communities Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR, 2007
Cipriano Award “Americans at Work,” 15th Annual Labor Day Art Show,Greenbelt Community Center, 2005
First Place in Graphics, 15th Annual Labor Day Art Show,Greenbelt Community Center, 2005
Augusta Hazard Award for Painting, Syracuse University, 2001
Honors Thesis and University Honors Programs, Syracuse University, 1997-2001
Gregory Scholarship, Pont Aven School of Art, 2000
Rosewell Hill Painting Award,Syracuse University, 2000
SELECTED INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS and EXHANGES
Peace Puzzle Print, 2015 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous woodcut print ); participant artist.
Selected venues:
Fear and Peace: Exhibition of Handmade Fine Art Prints, 2016. Parks Theatre, Angle Park, Australia
Octava Convocatoria Internacional de Grabados por la Paz México 2016.Galería Lepoldo Carpinteyro de Relaciones Culturales, Monterey, Mexico
Fantastic Garden, 2013 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous garden); participant artist.
Selected exhibitions:
Permanent collection, Museu Casada Xilogravura, Brazil, 2019
Sahara West Library ART Gallery in Las Vegas Nevada, 2014.
Bishop Grosseteste Exhibition Space, University of Lincoln, 2014
City of the World, 2012 Monumental Collaborative Puzzle Print, (project organized by Maria Arango Diner, in which artists from around the world each contributed one carved block to an enormous city); participant artist.
Selected exhibitions:
Permanent collection, Museu Casada Xilogravura, Brazil
Da Silva Gallery, New Haven, CT
Handorf Academy, Handorf, SA, Australia.
Inspired by Japan 2011-2012. (Woodblock Printmakers Collaborate to Support Relief Efforts in Japan).
Venues included:
Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR
Artisan’s Renovations, Beaverton, OR
Atelier 6000 Exhibition, Bend, OR
Center for Japanese Studies, Johannesburg, South Africa
GIBS (Gordon Institute of Business Science), Illovo, Johannesburg, South Africa (The exhibition was officially opened by His Excellency Mr Toshiro Ozawa, Japanese Ambassador to South Africa)
Absolute Gallery, Lansing, MI
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, Winona, MN
COLLECTIONS
Syracuse University Print Collection, Syracuse, NY
Greenbelt Community Center, Greenbelt, MD
The Breastfeeding Coalition Permanent Art Collection, Lincoln City Cultural Center, Lincoln City, OR
Private collections in the US, France, Switzerland, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom
