Exhibitions
VISITING ARTIST/LECTURER/CRITIC POSITIONS 1986 – 2010 (partial listing)
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VISITING ARTIST/LECTURER/CRITIC POSITIONS 1986 – 2010 (partial listing): Academia di Belle Art Pietro Vannucci (Italy) Riga Academy of Art (Latvia) America House (Munich, Germany) Pieve International School (Italy) Universidad Juarez Autonoma (Mexico) International School of Art in Umbria The American University of Rome University of Perugia (est. 1306) Boston University Cooper Union Carnegie Mellon University Eastern Carolina University Dartmouth College Skidmore College Art Institute of Chicago Vassar College Harvard University Parsons School of Design George Washington University SUNY Stonybrook University of California, Davis Cleveland Institute of Art Valparaiso State University Pennsylvania College of Art Haverford College The New York Studio School West Virginia University Alfred University Bard College Wellesley College Eastern Carolina University Washington Studio School Georgetown University George Mason University Pennsylvania State University Connecticut State University Syracuse University Eastern Carolina University Tyler School of Art and others REVIEWS, CATALOGUES , ARTICLES, MEDIA & OTHER PUBLICATIONS Included in: Who’s Who in America Who’s Who in the East Who’s Who in American Art Who’s Who in Education 2012 American Abstraction: The 1970’s and 1980’s Catalogue. In association with the Albright Knox Museum Essay on original works by seminal 20th artists, including Mel Bochner, Richard Diebenkorn, Nancy Graves, Keith Haring, Bryan Hunt, Robert Mangold, Beverley Pepper, Peter Plagens, David Reed, Susan Rothenberg, Richard Serra, Donald Sultan, Mia Westerlund and others. This is the second exhibition in a three year series called "Albright-Knox at Chautauqua", organized by VACI Artistic Director Don Kimes in conjunction with the Albright-Knox museum in Buffalo, NY. The focus of the series of annual exhibitions is the evolution of abstraction from the 1940's to the present. All works are courtesy of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. A catalogue for each of the exhibitions is being produced. The Madness of Art Worked with Chelsea Gallery dealer Jim Kempner, art school managing director Lois Jubeck, artists Charlie Hewitt, Stephen Westfall and others to produce this 20 minute episode of "The Madness of Art" which is distributed nationally – http://vimeo.com/47684859 - http://themadnessofart.com/ WQED Pittsburgh Interviewed on this NPR Station TSV (The Studio Visit) Interviewed about my work for this professional blog Studio Break: Conversations with Artists “Don Kimes” (May 29, 2012). "Episode 34" http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/studio-break/id496929276 Don Kimes at Fondo del Sol http://denisebibrofineart.com/news/view/2099 The Chautauquan Daily | Tag Archive | Don Kimes chqdaily.com/tag/don-kimes/ several articles Don Kimes on Abstraction Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History and Nature – C-SAAHN, Buffalo, NY: seven part series of talks delivered by Don Kimes http://archive.org/details/DonKimesDirectorVisualArtsAtChautuaquaInstitutionvaci Don Kimes Speaks at a Symposium for Carol Brown Goldberg at Montclair State University. vimeo.com/35531686 Jan 23, 2012 - 16 min
2011 American Abstraction: 1940’s to 1960’s Catalogue. In association with the Albright Knox Museum Essay on the drawings, prints and paintings by seminal 20th Century artists, including 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, Mark Tobey, and Cy Twombly. This exhibition initiates a three year series, "Albright Knox at Chautauqua", organized by VACI Artistic Director Don Kimes in conjunction with Albright-Knox. The focus of the series of annual exhibitions is the evolution of abstraction from the 1940's to the present. All works are courtesy of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY. A catalogue for each of the exhibitions was produced. Chautauqua: An American Narrative , Nationally Broadcast Special Interviewed in this one hour PBS documentary on the historic Chautauqua Institution, narrated by historian David McCullough. Those interviewed include U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the Rev. Otis Moss III, and pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk, as well as Chautauqua's artistic directors. http://www.pbs.org/wned/chautauqua-american-narrative/ Interruption, Transformation and the Creative Act hLecture delivered to audience of over 1,100 at Chautauqua Institution has subsequently been presented on numerous NPR radio stations nationally. It is included in the Chautauqua Institution “Great Lectures Library” http://www.thegreatlecturelibrary.com/index.php?select=searchlectures&data=Interruption%2C+Transformation+and+the+Creative+Act&submit.x=77&submit.y=9 as well as on FORA TV: http://fora.tv/2011/07/18/Kimes_Interruption_Transformation_and_the_Creative_Art NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman Demonsrates How Art Works, Chautauquan Daily Interviewed and quoted in this article on National Endowment for the Arts Chair Rocco Landesman
Article on Don Kimes – page 8 http://www.docstoc.com/docs/99159901/TheChautauquanDaily_072011
review of “Bilateral Trace: Four Emerging Artists from Iran” lecture by 2011 AU MFA graduate Hedieh Ilchi) http://chqdaily.com2011/08/02/iranian-born-artist-to-lecture-on-he-culturally-hybridized-work/ New York Arts Beat, review of Don Kimes exhibition at Denise Bibro Fine Art, NYC http://www.nyartbeat.com/event/2011/7D13 WKSG (NPR Radio, Cambridge, MA), broadcast of my lecture Interruption, Transformation and the Creative Act ‘Art and Soul’ one and same for VACI’s Kimes Possibility, Morehart, Emma, Chautauquan Daily
Article about Kimes’ public lecture on this topic http://chqdaily.com2011/07/17/’art-and-soul-one-and-the-same-for-vaci’s-kimes/ Kimes: Getting Lost a Catalyst for Creative Possibility, Emily Pepper, Chautauquan Daily Interview about my public lecture on this topic http:www.//chqdaily.com/2011/07/19/2130
http://chqdaily.com/2011/07/02/albright-knox-partnership-brings-giants-of-scholarly-field/ 2010 WAMU (NPR Radio, American University, Washington, DC)– Interview feature about Pentimenti: After the Flood http://annemarchand.blogspot.com/2010/03/washington-studio-school-in-dupont.html Painterly Visions http://www.washingtonpost.com/gog/profile/don-kimes,1162058.html Don Kimes lectures at Washington Studio School http://outside.in/kalorama-heights-washington-dc/washington-studio-school Don Kimes http://www.tribunact.com/news/2010-03-17/Agenda Tribuna Connecticut: Don Kimes http://www.artcat.com/exhibits/10642 ArtCat NY Chautauqua: A continuum of Creativity at Denise Bibro Fine Art
Don Kimes + 5 http://www.artsdc.com/ Pentimenti: After the Flood http://www.weta.org/local/calendar http://www.weta.org/local/calendar/event/258847 Pentimenti: After the Flood
Don Kimes http://dcmetroarts.com/around_the_town.cfm Art Connoisseur School of Art building Marks 100th Anniversary Chautauquan Daily http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Robert-Storr-Most-theory-has-little-bearing-on-art/19605 The Art Newspaper: Robert Storr essay response http://www.audiscover.org/media/news/20100319_Works_by_Kung_Fu_Panda_Designer_at-_AU_Museum.cfm (American University Media Relations) 2009 Nicholas Carone: A Life Lived Interviewed in film on the life of first generation New York School Artist Nicholas Carone. A close friend of artists ranging from Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Philip Guston to Giorgio Morandi and Antonion Severini, Carone (now 93 years old) was my teacher. http://news.art.cfa.cmu.edu/?p=438 Carnegie-Mellon University School of Art News Don Kimes
Valparaiso University News Internationally Recognized Painter to Discuss Art
Don Kimes http://www.frederieketaylorgallery.com/2009Sept.html Color as Structure History Through a Camera Lens, Regina Garcia Cano Chautauquan Daily, July 4 & 5, 2009 halleymiller.com/images/portfolio/pages/chau/b6_070409.pdf
http://www.artincontext.org/exhibition/exhibition_additional.aspx?id=6534 Art In Context – After the Flood: New Works by Don Kimes Reprint of Barbara Rose Article on Don Kimes
WQED, NPR station in Pittsburgh – The visual arts at Chautauqua WNED, NPR station in Buffalo, NY – The visual arts at Chautauqua Chautauquan Daily – various articles on exhibitions, lectures and events http://www.artsandartists.org/hillyer/exhibitions_past2008.html Hillyer Art Space Past Exhibitions: Don Kimes 2008 Where Magazine, review and color reproduction of my work Washington Post, Entertainment, The Scene Washingtonian Magazine, Still a Scene: Dupont, Penn Quarter, and Beyond, April, 2008 Jamestown Post Journal – The visual arts at Chautauqua WQED, NPR station in Pittsburgh – The visual arts at Chautauqua WNED, NPR station in Buffalo, NY – The visual arts at Chautauqua Chautauquan Daily – various articles on exhibitions, lectures and events On line citations: Polish-Global-Village : Polish News from Washington & the World. "Painted Music" with painting performance by artist Don Kimes "Aesop Suite" timeless fables as narrated by Bob Bennett, and Jerzy Sapieyevski, composer/pianist
Don Kimes, Alex Katz and James McGarrell were the three featured artists presented in this issue (the work of Alex Katz can be found in nearly every contemporary art museum in the world. McGarrell is included in most major museum collections in the US and he has been a 2 time participant in the Venice Biennale as well as the Whitney Biennial and many others). Publication of my essay “On the Nature of Space”, along with reproduction of 6 of my paintings. The other reproductions and feature articles were by David Cohen/Alex Katz (Cohen is the editor of ArtCritical.com) and James McGarrell. Don Kimes: 1976 – 2006, catalogue for retrospective exhibition at Herritt Museum of Arts and Sciences, Idaho. Catalogue essays by Barbara Rose, Hearne Pardee and Gerrard Haggerty Jamestown Post Journal, Feature Article on Don Kimes and the Arts at Chautauqua When Stars and Stripes Met Hammer and Sickle: the Chautauqua Conferences on Soviet Relations, 1985-1989 p 101 Ross Mackenzie University of South Carolina Press, 29208 c 2006 Twin Falls Register, Article on Don Kimes Chautauquan Daily, nine articles on exhibitions at the CCVA Galleries and the Chautauqua School of Art programs WQED, NPR station in Pittsburgh, radio interview on the visual arts WNED, NPR station in Buffalo, NY, radio interview on the visual arts 2005 Jamestown Post Journal “The Critical Eye”, feature article and review of exhibitions Kimes organized for the Chautauqua Center for the Visual Arts in 2005, by Robert Plyler. Second Sight, “Process: A Survey of Digital Artists at Montpelier”, April 15, 2004. Great Lecture Library “Painting, Fishing and Other Signs of Life”, on line media, Chautauqua Institution lecture platform series. Knoxletter News “Don Kimes - Up Against the Wall”, Knox.edu/x8897.xml WNED Buffalo, WQED Pittsburgh, WJTN Jamestown, NY: Interviewed by these 3 radio stations about the visual arts programs at Chautauqua Institution. 2004 Corriere della Sera, Perugia, Italy. “Mostre Aperto”. Article on exhibition in Corciano. Colveyco, “Don Kimes Exhibits at Elizabeth Roberts”, article on Kimes’ recent work. Colveyco.com.newsletters/5/4-04 During 2004 reviews of the 2003 Florence International Biennial appeared in more than 100 publications in Italy, including among others: Il Corriere di Firenze Il Giornale della Toscana Il Gazetta di Parma La Nazione (Firenze) La Repubblica (Firenze) Il Corriere dell’ Umbria 2003 Corriere dell’Umbria, Umbria, Italy “Prosegue con successo il gemelaggio artistico con l’American University”. Article on American University program in Corciano, Italy. Area Blu, Capocavallo, Corciano, Ellera, Girasole, Mantignana, Poggio, S. Mariano &Tigli, Italy Gemillaggio nel nome dell’arte. Article on American University program in Corciano, Italy. Corriere dell’Umbria, Umbria, Italy “Corciano l’Americana. Article on American University Art in Italy program. 2002 ABC, Madrid, Kimes’ essay on 9/11 was reproduced in full in an article by Barbara Rose. New York Magazine for the Arts , “Umbria Mystica” and the New Renaissance of Living Art in Italy”, Lori Nozick. Feature article on the influence of Umbria in Contemporary Art included a discussion of Kimes’ contributions and also included reproduction of works by Don Kimes, Magdalena Abakanowicz and Robert Morris). A copy of article: http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/72/umbria.htm New York Magazine for the Arts, “American Artists in Italy: The 2001 Biennale Internazionale dell’ Arte Contemporanea, Florence, Italy.” Rachel Vancellette (Director Yvonne Lambert Gallery, NYC) During 2002 reviews of the 2001 Florence International Biennial appeared in more than 100 publications in Italy, including among others: Il Corriere di Firenze Il Giornale della Toscana Il Gazetta di Parma La Nazione (Firenze) La Repubblica (Firenze) Il Corriere dell’ Umbria Il Corriere dell’ Umbria, “Quell’ 11 settembre – artisti stati uniti tornati dopo un anno nel borgo” Article in the Umbria newspaper about the return of this American program in Italy and the effect of September 11 on students and faculty as Americans. Media (newspaper article) The Washington Times, “Barbara Rose Blossoms in the World of Art”, quoted in feature article on Rose. Arte In, Appunti Dalla “Zona di Guerra: L’Arte Dopo Ground Zero” (Notes from the War Zone: Art after Ground Zero), Barbara Rose Italy This is a hard copy publication in the premiere Italian publication on contemporary art. The article can be found at http://www.sussidiario.it/geografia/nazioni/america_nord/stati_uniti/groundzero/ 2001 Il Corriere dell’Umbria Article on the Florence International Biennale included discussion and photo of Kimes’ work. National Geographic Television Presentation: Interviewed for National Geographic special on urban, non-mainstream art forms (graffiti, early jazz, etc.) Biennale Internazionale Dell’Arte Contemporanea, Citta di Firenze 2001 750 page hardcover publication on the exhibition included full page color as well as additional information. Giornali Valencia: A Letter A response to 9/11 translated into Spanish and printed in Valencia Newspaper, Valencia, Spain The Chautauquan, Chautauqua, New York Discussion of exhibitions organized by Kimes in Logan Galleries at Chautauqua Institution. Winter Chautauquan: A Letter From Abroad - From a Father to A Son Chautauqua, New York RAI 2 Television Broadcast, on the National Italian Television network special on the town of Corciano. UmbriaTV Television Broadcast, on the Umbrian Television network. Spoke about being an American Painter in Corciano. La Nacione, Umbria, Italy Article in on Kimes’ studio art program in Corciano, Italy. The Chautauquan, Chautauqua, New York Discussion of exhibitions organized by Kimes in Logan Galleries at Chautauqua Institution.
UmbriaTV Television Broadcast, on the Umbrian Television network. Spoke about the American University program in Corciano. La Nacione, Umbria, Italy Article in on the 2000 fall program in Corciano, Italy. The Chautauquan, Chautauqua, New York Discussion of exhibitions organized by Kimes in Logan Galleries at Chautauqua Institution. Washington Times Paolo Lattaioli Full page article on this exhibition, which Kimes organized, presenting works by Italian architect Paolo Lattaioli. The exhibition focused on works related to improving and saving center cities from the automobile. The exhibition was presented in Watkins Gallery and at the Chautauqua Institution. 1999 The Washington Post, “Another Shade of Summer” Review of exhibition by Sara Wildberger.
Review by Ferdinand Protzman: “Each person - particularly Robin Rose, Bill Willis, Ann Rentschler and Don Kimes – creates some kind of system to control and contain the developments on the canvas. The fascination of abstraction lies in seeing how the artists resolve these issues that develop between control and freedom, figure and ground, paint and painter. When it works, as it does in ‘Chance + Necessity’, it is as powerful and moving as art gets.” Ferdinand Protzman (Washington Post) Painters Who Make Prints, catalogue with essay by Barbara Rose (author of American Art Since 1900) for traveling exhibition curated by Martha Macks. 1998 Washington Post, Arts Section, April 21 "A Splash for the Graduates”. The Derrick, Oil City, Pennsylvania, article on Kimes’ Center for the Arts Exhibition. Il Corriere dell’Umbria, Perugia, Italy Article in on the 1998 summer program in Corciano. The Chautauquan, Chautauqua, New York. Discussion of exhibitions organized by Kimes in Logan Galleries at Chautauqua Institution. The Chautauquan, Chautauqua, New York. Discussion of exhibition in CVA Galleries. 1997 Don Kimes: Paintings, Kreeger Museum, Washington, D.C. Produced in connection with Kimes lecture on his work at the Kreeger Museum and an exhibition at Kouros Gallery in New York. Included comments by Barbara Rose and Art News critic Gerard Haggerty. 1996 WETA Television Broadcast Around Town, Washington, D.C. April 18 & April 20 broadcasts. Discussion of Don Kimes exhibition at Watkins Gallery, with images of several paintings from Italy. Commentator William Dunlap said: Don Kimes, who is head of the Art Department at American University, has an exhibition of Works that he made last year when he was in Italy. . .Kimes is one of the most interesting artists in America. He has his fingers in so many pies. He runs the Chautauqua art program in the summer, up in upstate New York. . .he started a whole new program for American University in Italy this summer, and he makes and shows these paintings all over the world...They need to be seen. William Dunlap (Critic, WQED) Yüklə 251,49 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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