Exhibitions
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Rockefeller University, New York City Rueda Museum, Madrid, Spain Carolla van den Houghten Modern, New York City Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C. Watkins Collection, Washington, D.C. Washington University, St. Louis Westminster College, Pennsylvania Adam Whitney Gallery, Omaha, Nebraska and others, as well as private collections including Livingston Biddle, Washington, D.C. (Founding Chair, NEA) Gunter Blobel, New York City (Nobel Prize winning scientist) Gary Brost, Buffalo, NY (collector) Gaumann/Clark, Florida (collectors) Hank and Carol Goldberg Washington DC (collectors) Cyrus and Myrtle Katzen, Washington DC (collectors) Patricia McBride, New York City, (Internationally renowned Ballerina) Barbara Rose, Madrid (art critic/historian) Adriano Bigi, Milan (collector) and others CURATORIAL AND/OR ORGANIZATION OF EXHIBITIONS (partial listing): 1999 - The 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th , 49th, 50th , 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, 55th, Chautauqua current National Exhibition of American Art: brought nationally recognized figures to select each of these exhibitions including Kim Levin, (President Honoraire of the International Association of Art Critics, author of Beyond Modernism: Essays on Art from the ‘70s and ‘80s (Harper Collins), and Editor of Beyond Walls and Wars: Art, Politics, and Multiculturalism (Midmarch Press), Fellow for the Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Program Jim Kempner, (Founder, Jim Kempner Fine Art, NYC) Kim Foster, (Director, Founder, Kim foster Gallery, NYC – Chelsea) Denise Bibro (Director, Founder Denise bibro Fine Art, NYC – Chelsea) Rachel Vancelete (Director, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NYY – Chelsea) Louis Grachos (Director, Site Santa Fe, New Mexico; Albright Knox Museum, Buffalo) Robert Storr (Curator of Contemporary Art, Museum of Modern Art, NYC, organizer of American Pavilion for the 2007 Venice Biennale) Stephen Westfall (Painter, critic Art In America) Donald Kuspit (critic/author) Michael Gitlitz (Associate Director, Marlborough Gallery, NYC) Barbara Rose (critic/art historian/author) Julian Zugazagoitia (Director, Museo del Barrio, NYC) Barbara Luderowski and Michael Olinyk (Director/Chief Curator, Mattress Factory Museum of Art, Pittsburgh) 2006 - Coordinator, Rotunda Gallery, Katzen Center for the Arts 2012 Organized several dozen exhibitions since 2006, a sampling of which includes: 4-5 annual exhibitions of works by AU MFA students annually Annual undergraduate painting, studio and graphic design exhibitions Katzen Corridor exhibition of works by AU full-time and adjunct faculty (recruitment support) Various curated exhibitions and installations such as Interrupted Life, an exhibition of works addressing the issue of incarcerated mothers in the US and their children; Studio Art Centers
Curated exhibition of works by seminal artists in conjunction with the Albright Knox Gallery in Buffalo. Artists included: Mel Bochner Charles Clough Richard Diebenkorn Nancy Graves Keith Haring Bryan Hunt Robert Mangold Beverley Pepper Peter Plagens David Reed Susan Rothenberg Richard Serra Donald Sultan Andrew Topolski Mia Westerlund
In conjunction with Chautauqua's week six theme on Iran, Iran: “Cradle of Culture – Middle East as Powder Keg” curated exhibition of works by four young artists from Iran – all women under the age of 30. Participating artist Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi (AU MFA graduate, May 2011) also be gave a lecture on her work and the exhibition. Others included in the exhibition were Roshanak Tehrani, Sepideh Salehi and Leila Pourkhani. Also on the lecture platform this week were Azae Nafisi (author Reading Lolita in Tehran) and Robin Wright (Ed. 'The Iran Primer'). Abstraction in America: The 1940’s to the 1960’s, in association with the Albright-Knox Museum, Buffalo, NY and Strohl Art Center, Chautauqua, NY Curated exhibition of works by seminal 20th Century artists in conjunction with the Albright Knox Gallery in Buffalo. Artists included: Milton Avery Louise Bourgeois Dorothy Dehner Sam Francis Adolph Gottlieb Philip Guston Hans Hofmann Paul Jenkins Alfred Jensen Jasper Johns Franz Kline Lee Krasner Beatrice Mandelman Ary Stillman Mark Tobey Cy Twombly The Contemporary Printmaker, Fowler-Kellogg Art Center, Chautauqua, NY Included works by Alex Katz, Polly Apfelbaum, Charlie Hewitt, and former AU faculty members Katja Oxman and Tom Raneses 2010 Photographs by Steve McCurry, Chautauqua, NY McCurry is probably most well known for his famous photograph “Afghan Woman” 2009 Cuba Connections, Belowe Gallery, Strohl Art Center, Chautauqua Institution Works by five Cuban artists in association with the Racela Educational foundation in Kansas City, Missouri. Prints produced by Taller Exp de Grafica, Havana (Taller was established with the help of Che Guevarra). Last Stand: National Geographic Photographs by Annie Griffiths Belt, Gallo Family Galleries, Chautauqua Institution. Photos of locations of disappearing wilderness areas of the United States by this nationally renowned National Geographic photographer. Director’s Choice: Tribal Art – Aboriginal Art from the Franks Tribe Collection Gallo Family Gallery, Chautauqua, NY Aboriginal masks and sculpture from places ranging from Papua, New Guinea, Congo and Ivory Coast to Easter Isle, Mexico and Peru; from Japan, Australia and Nepal to the Mound Builders of Kentucky
Vintage Photographs from the Chautauqua Institution Archives 12 x 12 x 100 One Hundred Works by Chautauqua School of Art Alumni celebrating the Centennial of the school, Gallo Family Gallery, Chautauqua, NY Welded Steel by Lee Tribe, Melvin Johnson Sculpture Garden, Chautauqua Institution Five large scale sculptures by British sculptor Lee Tribe Site specific installation by Roberley Bell Melvin Johnson Sculpture Garden, Chautauqua Institution Large scale, site specific installation by this nationally recognized sculptor Curator, Rotunda Gallery, Katzen Arts Center Two fall exhibitions of works by AU MFA students (on sabbatical spring semester) 2007 Truth, Beauty (and Other Dirty Words) Sculpture by Ron Desmett and Kathleen Mulcahy, Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts Galleries, Chautauqua Institution, in conjunction with Pittsburgh Glass. Catalogue for the exhibition included essays by Sarah Nichols, Chief Curator, Carnegie Museum of Art.
Institution. The View from Here, retrospective exhibition of the work of Gloria Plevin. Logan Galleries, Chautauqua, NY Six Over Seventy In a culture obsessed with youth, this exhibition presents works by 6 artists over the age of seventy 2006 The Black and White Show Multi media group exhibition Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts Galleries, Chautauqua Institution
Worked with Rene Grayre, Director Robert Steele Gallery in Chelsea, to present this exhibition at Logan Galleries, Chautauqua, NY American Artists in Umbria: Works by Margaret Grimes, Judy Glantzman, Judy Harvest, Betsey Garand, Barbara Schwartz, Louise Hamlin and others. Sala di Tres Archi, Corciano Polarities: Perception, Play and Loveable Monsters Works by Jeremy Long (AU Italy MFA Alumnus), Lindsay Rogers (AU MFA Alumnus), and Luis Silva Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts Galleries, Chautauqua Institution The Portrait in Contemporary Art Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts Galleries, Chautauqua Institution Rita Argen Auerbach: Celebrating 25 Years of Painting Logan Galleries, Chautauqua, NY Selected Exhibitions curated and/or organized the following exhibitions 2005 and earlier (partial listing): Fire and Clay: Contemporary Chinese Ceramics Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution Stanley Lewis Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution The Art of Craft In America, Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts (exhibition included major works by nationally recognized artists in ceramics, metal, wood, glass) Tom Raneses: Paintings and Prints, Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution Spirituality and the Palm, works by Italian artist Rossella Vasta, Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts The Nature of Space - Contemporary American Landscape Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts. Margaret Grimes, Ying Li, Clayton Merrell, Christopher Semergeiff
Chautauqua, NY (Mel Bochner, Chuck Close, Tara Donavan, Caroll Dunham, Sol Lewitt, David Row, Jessica Stockholder, Terry Winters, Pedro Barbeito)
Architectural drawings, plans, notes and models by Italian architect Paolo Lataioli for projects in various Italian cities as well as Washington, DC. Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution.
Hambleton, Robert Storr, Bill Jensen, Katherine Porter, Charles Hewitt, Rosemarie Castoro, Rackstraw Downes, Sam Gilliam, Barbara Schwartz, Elena Sisto, Glenn Goldberg, Gary Stephan, Jake Berthot, Judy Glantzman) Edgardo Abbozzo Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC Catherine Murphy and Vija Celmins Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC Andrew Forge, Drawings and Paintings, NY Studio School Galleries William Tucker, Oversize Drawings, NY Studio School Galleries Sculpture by George Spaventa, NY Studio School Galleries Sculpture by Sidney Geist, NY Studio School Galleries Gretna Campbell, Louis Finkelstein, Nel Blaine, NY Studio School Galleries Forced Proximity Group exhibition (with catalogue) of paintings, drawings, sculpture and digitally based media by Washington area artists. Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC
digitally based media by 8 emerging Washington area artists. Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC
Co-curated exhibition with Robert Godfrey and wrote catalogue essay. Included works by 19th and 20th Century American painters Thomas Cole, Jasper Francis Cropsey, John Frederick Kensett, William Sydney Mount, Gretna Campbell, Louis Finkelstein, Rackstraw Downes, Jane Wilson, Jane Freilicher, Paul Georges, Neil Welliver and others. Corcoran Gallery of American Art, Washington, DC
Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC Form, Space, Structure: Works by William Tucker, Garth Evans, John Walker and others NY Studio School Galleries On Color: Harriet Schorr Prince Street Gallery, NYC Photography Invitational Logan Galleries, Chautauqua, NY The Landscape Revisited: From Maine to Key West Works by Martha Alpert, Robert Henry, Stanley Lewis, David Lund, Raoul Middleman, Paul Resika, Kim Uchiyama, Gina Werfel, Sally Amster, Stephen Brown, Gretna Campbell. Gaumann Cicchino Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale NY Studio School Galleries, NYC Watkins Gallery, Washington, DC Washington Area MFA Programs, in association with the College Art Association of America Annual Meeting Organized exhibition of works by MFA students from American University, Maryland Institute College of Art, Virginia Commonwealth University, Howard University, Catholic University, George Washington University and Towson State University More than 100 student exhibitions and installations at undergraduate through graduate levels in institutional and alternative spaces as well as the Chautauqua School of Art, American University, The New York Studio School and the American University visual arts programs in Italy over the past 25 years. Various locations in New York City, Washington, DC, Corciano and Rome, Italy, as well as other locations Numerous Scholarship Benefit Exhibitions Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution; NY Studio School Galleries (NYC), American University and others SELECTED LECTURES, SYMPOSIA AND COLLOQUIA: 2012 Don Kimes: 1970's to 2012 The Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua NY. The Presence of Absence Connecticut State University, Danbury, Connecticut. (April 2012) Humor and Art American University, Washington, DC Organized colloquium series which included Jim Kempner (Jim Kempner Fine Art, NYC), and artists Charlie Hewitt and Matt Kenyon 2011 Chance Meets Necessity: The Work of Carol Goldberg, Montclair State University, New Jersey Invited by critic Donald Kuspit to participate on a panel about Goldberg. Panelists included: Glenn Harper (Editor, Sculpture Magazine, Director International Sculpture Center) Don Kimes (Artist, Professor of Studio Art, American University) Donald Kuspit (Distinguished University Professor emeritus of Art History and Philosophy, SUNY Stonybrook, senior critic New York Academy of Art) Lenore Miller, Director Luther W. Brady Art Gallery, George Washington University
Book Presentation, in association with the publication of the Book “Interruptio” including essays by artists (including myself), psychiatrists, scientists and poets on the concept of interruption as a catalyst for creative activity.
Speaker in week long symposium on the arts. Interruption, Transformation and the Creative Act has subsequently been presented on numerous NPR radio stations nationally. It is included in the Chautauqua Institution “Great Lectures Library” Participants in the week long symposium including: Vivienne Benesch (Faculty, Julliard) Jean Pierre Bonnefoux (former dance with the Paris Ballet, Director North Carolina Ballet Company) Timothy Muffett (Conductor) Don Kimes (Artist represented by Denise Bibro Fine Art, NYC) Rocco Landesman (Director, National Endowment for the Arts) Jay Lesinger (Opera Director)
On line talk and discussion with Carnegie Mellon University art students. My Teacher’s and Their Teachers: Hofmann, Krasner and de Kooning to 2011, Chautauqua Institution Abstraction in America: 1940’s to 1960’s, Gave a series of 7 talks at Chautauqua Institution on the emergence of abstraction and the shift of the center of the art world from Paris to New York. World Onstage: How Creative Property is Carved Out Chautauqua Theater Company Speaker about the idea of intellectual property was the topic of discussion. This event focused on playwright Molly Smith Metzler’s “Carve,” performed in the New Play Workshop Festival.
Book Presentation, in association with the publication of the Book “Interruptio” I including essays by artists (including myself), psychiatrists, scientists and poets on the concept of interruption as a catalyst for creative activity. Visiting Artist Lecture series American University, Washington, DC Organized fall lecture series with Robert Storr (Dean, Yale School of Art), Judy Glantzman (faculty, Rhode Island School of Design), Susanna Coffey (faculty Art Institute of Chicago) and others. 2009 Art in the Public Realm, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh Open discussion with Dr. Elaine King, Professor of Contemporary Art and Critical Theory, Carnegie Mellon University. 2008 Landscape, Really? Logan Galleries, Chautauqua Institution Clayton Merrell, Associate Professor of Art, Carnegie Mellon University Margaret Grimes, Professor of Art, Connecticut State University Chris Semergeiff, Associate Professor of Art, SUNY Stonybrook Ying Li, Professor of Art, Haverford College
Participants included: Brent Assink Executive Director, San Francisco Symphony Eric Gibson Leisure & Arts Features Editor, The Wall Street Journal, former executive editor of ARTnews Don Kimes Professor of Art, American University, Artistic Director in the Visual Arts, Chautauqua Institution Brian Kulick Artistic Director, Classic Stage Company Marlena Malas Voice Chair, Chautauqua Music School, faculty member Manhattan School of Music, Julliard, Curtis Institute, and joins the Washington Opera with Placido Domingo in the training of young artists Ethan McSweeney Co-artistic director of the Chautauqua Theater Company. 2001 Tony nomination, 2001 Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk awards for Best Revival (The Best Man) Mario Mercado Arts Editor of Travel + Leisure magazine, former Director of Programs of the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music in New York James Oestreich - classical music editor The New York Times, author of The New York Times Essential Library of Classical Music Carlin Romano Critic-at-Large, Chronicle of Higher Education, literary critic Philadelphia Inquirer. 2006 The Drawings of Peter De Francia NY Studio School Galleries, NYC Don Kimes, discussant Carole Robb, discussant David Cohen (Editor ArtCritical.com/curator) 2005 The Visual Arts: Where Are We Now? Chautauqua Institution Don Kimes, Professor of Art, American University Stephen Westfall, Artist/Critic Art in America Saul Ostrow, Dean Cleveland Institute of Art Elaine King, Author/Curator and Professor of Critical Theory, Carnegie Mellon University Clayton Merrell, Visual Arts Faculty, Carnegie Mellon University
Peter Stern Chairman/President, Storm King Art Center, NY (internationally regarded outdoor sculpture park) David Finn photographer and book publisher Toshiko Takaezu Internationally renowned ceramicist Don Kimes Professor of Art, American University; Artistic Director in the Visual Arts Chautauqua Institution Attendance for the week: approximately 17,000
Jay Lesinger Artistic director Chautauqua Opera; has presented "Tosca," "Macbeth", "The Merry Widow" and many others from New York to California, and has directed operas seen across the country and in Europe Mary Whitaker Musician and member of orchestra for Tony Award-winning musical "Thoroughly Modern Millie", Member of The American Composers Orchestra, STX Ensemble, among others Scott McVay President, Chautauqua Institution, Founder Dodge Foundation, Advisory Board Storm King Art Center, NY Don Kimes Artist and Artistic Director, The Chautauqua School of Art, Professor of Art American University
Smith Wilkes Amphitheater, Chautauqua Institution Presentation, including Kimes’ 96” x 240” mixed media on steel piece “Fragment”, in conjunction with Liz Lerman Dance Project of NYC. 2000 Modernism & Post-Modernism: Russian Art at the End of the Millennium Fondo del Sol Museum of Art, Washington, D.C. Museum Director Marc Zuver, artists Vitaly Komar (of Komar & Melamid) and Don Kimes 1999 Painting Outside Painting: Is There a Cutting Edge? In conjunction with the Corcoran Biennial. Panel discussion with: Robert Storr MOMA Curator Contemporary Painting and Drawing Terrie Sultan curator, Corcoran Biennial Barbara Rose author/critic John Torreano Artist, Professor of Art, NYU Leslie Wayne Biennial participating Artist Don Kimes Artist, Professor of Art, American University 1998 What Happened to the Washington School? American University Panel discussion with: Artists Sam Gilliam, Yuriko Yamaguchi and Don Kimes critic/author Barbara Rose curators Alice Denney (founder Washington Museum of Modern Art) and Willem de Looper (curator, Phillips Collection)
In conjunction with the College Art Association Annual Meeting. Michael Brenson (NY Times critic) Kinshasha Conwill (Director, Studio Museum of Harlem) Robert Storr (Museum of Modern Art Curator) Glenn Ligon (artist) Inverna Lockpez (Director Intar Museum of Latin American Art)
Artists Dennis Ashbaugh, Al Held, Nik Williams critics Barbara Rose and Peter Plagens
Irving Sandler (critic/author) Barbara Rose (critic/author), Don Kimes (artist) Mark Stevens (art critic, Newsweek)
Evelyn Smith Connecticut commission on the Arts Martin Bresnick composer, Yale University faculty Don Kimes artist 1983 Matisse (In conjunction with Museum of Modern Art, NYC Matisse Retrospective) Sculptor William Tucker author/critic Dore Ashton curator John Elderfield artist Mercedes Matter Yüklə 251,49 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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