biography
exhibitions • awards/grants
museum/corporate collections • education • bibliography • film/video

solo exhibitions
2008

Solo
Bennington Museum, Bennington, Vermont

Group
Galerie Aqui Siam Ben, A.I.R. Vallauris, Vallauris, France

2007

Solo
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California

Group
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont

2006

Solo
Gibsone Jessop Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont
Gallery 668, Battenville, New York

Group
David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, History of Women Artists from Mary Cassatt to the Present
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont
University Art Museum, State University at Albany, Albany
Maple Ridge, Coila, New York

2005

Solo
Gibsone Jessop Gallery, Toronto, Ontario

Group
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont
Gallery 668, Battenville, New York

2004

Solo
Gibsone Jessop Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
Southern Vermont Art Center, Bennington, Vermont

Group
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Dorset Gallery, Dorset, Vermont
David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

2003

Solo
Gibsone Jessop Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
Hopper House, Nyack, New York
Gallery 668, Battenville, New York

Group
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Dorset Gallery, Dorset, Vermont
Lexington Art League, Lexington, Kentucky, The Nude 2003
Walsh Gallery, Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey, Second Women's Conference Exhibition
Fine Arts Building Gallery, Naked or Nude, Chicago, Illinois

2002

Solo
Gremillion Fine Arts, Houston, Texas

Group
Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, Florida, Figurative Works
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California, Fauna and Flora
Gremillion Fine Arts, Inc. Houston, Texas
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont
Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany, New York, Mohawk Regional,
curated by Linda Norden, Assistant Curator Contemporary Art, Fogg Museum.
Burpee Museum of Natural History, Rockford, Illinois
Dorset Gallery, Dorset, Vermont

2001

Solo
Longstreth and Goldberg Gallery, Naples, Florida

Group
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Southern Vermont Arts Center, Manchester, Vermont

2000

Solo
Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, Vermont, Natural Histories
Usdan Gallery, Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont,
The Weight of Pearls: The Still Life Paintings of Leslie Parke
David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Group
Bennett Galleries, Knoxville, Tennessee, It's Only a Game: Sports and Games in Contemporary Art.
David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Millennium Exhibition
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California
Bennett Galleries, Knoxville, Tennessee
College of Visual Arts Gallery, College of Visual Arts, St. Paul, Minnesota, Virtue

Group
David Zapf Gallery, San Diego, California

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awards and grants

2008
A.I.R. Vallauris,
Two-month residency in Vallauris, France

2005
George Sugarman Foundation,
Artist Grant

2002
Jury Award, Armory Art Center,
Figurative Work 2002, West Palm Beach, Fl.

1994
Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Foundation International Artist, a program of Arts International, five-month residency in Giverny, France
Itzhak Sankowsky Award, Main Line Art Center, Color Now exhibition

1993
Selected Artist, New American Paintings, Mid-Atlantic Edition, Open Studio Press, juried by Elizabeth Sussman, curator, Whitney Museum of American Art

1992
Honor Award, Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art and Architecture Visual ArtsAward Program, for the Giotto Series

1991
New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Grant, Research and catalog the Renaissance painting collection in the Georgi Museum

1989
First Prize, Marshall Cummings & Associates Competition: Art Program Purchase Awards for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

1974-1976
Fellowship, Bennington College Master of Fine Arts Program

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museum and corporate collections
A.I.R. Vallauris, Vallauris, France
Avon Corporation, New York, New York
Architects Collective, Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Ayco Company, L.P., Saratoga Springs, NY
Baker & Botts, Houston, Texas
Banks, Pickett, Gruen, and Shapiro, Mt. Kisco, New York
Benton Foundation, Washington, DC
Brown-Richter Animal Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida
Caesar's Tahoe, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, New York, New York
X. Carnoy Architecte, Ville d'Avray, France
Chesbro-Mitchell, New York, New York
Citibank, Los Angeles, California
Comdisco Equities, New York, New York
Community Guardian Bank, Englewood Park, New Jersey
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, California
Cruise Services, Inc., Miami, Florida
DeVos, Inc., New York, New York
Diversity Property Investments, Maryland
Edwards & Angell, LLP, Short Hills, New Jersey
Ellington Club & Restaurant, Dallas, Texas
Embassy Suites Hotel, San Antonio, Texas
Embassy Suites Hotel, Santa Clara, California
The First Albany Corporation, New York, New York
Flomatic, Glens Falls, New York
Ann Garett Jewelry, Tulsa, Oklahoma
General Electric, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Greater Media, Inc., East Brunswick, New Jersey
Greenberg, Traurig, et al, Miami, Florida
Griffith Associates, Coral Gables, Florida
Harvard Business School, Cambridge, Massachusettes
The Hay Group, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Holiday Inn, Milipetas, California
IBM, Shady Grove, Maryland
IBM, New York, New York
IBM, Cary, North Carolina
Jewish Comunity Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Kaiser Permanente, Dallas, Texas
Kidde Corporation, Saddle Brook, New Jersey
Labor Institute of Public Affairs (AFL-CIO), Washington, D.C.
LeBoeuf Lamb Leiby & McCrea, New York, New York
M Bank Las Colinas, Dallas, Texas
Marketing Directors, New York, New York
Markle Foundation, New York, New York
McMahon/Oliphant Properties, Santa Ana, California
MKI Securities, New York, New York
MONY Financial Services, Teaneck, New Jersey
MONY Financial Services, New York,New York
Murdoch Magazines, Secaucus, New Jersey
NuMedia Corp., Washington, D.C.
Pacific Telephone, Los Angeles, California
Phillips Petroleum, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Pringle Resources, Austin, Texas
Quarles, Brady, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Rahr-West Museum, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Ragu Foods, Inc., Trumbull, Connecticut
Rorer Pharmaceuticals, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania
Safra Bank, Miami, Florida
Shelton-Boles, New York, New York
The Singer Company, New York, New York
Sheraton Racine Hotel, Racine, Wisconsin
Southeast Banking, Miami, Florida
Takasago Flavors and Fragrance Co., Rockleigh, New Jersey
Tass Corporation, London, United Kingdom
Thomas + Betts Corp., Bridgewater, New Jersey
TRW, Lyndhurst, Ohio
Vandenhquvel Dineen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Wallboard Tool Company, Long Beach, California
WHQT Radio, Coral Gables, Florida
Zack Shuster Gallery, Boca Raton, Florida

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education

1976
MA Bennington College, Bennington, VT

1974
BA Bennington College, Bennington, VT

1973
The Whitney Museum Independent Study Program, NY, NY

1970 —71
Mills College, Oakland, CA

1971
University of California, Berkeley, CA

1967 -1970
Woodstock Country School, South Woodstock, Vermont

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bibliography

2006
Jacqueline Keren, "A Subtle Nature" Metroland: Vol. 29, No. 31, Albany, New York, August 3.

2004
Christopher A Faris, "The July Solo Exhibitions at the SVAC an Impressive Array of Skills, Manchester Journal: The Arts, Manchester, Vermont, July 23.

2003
Katherine Rook Lieber, "Naked or Nude: perceptions of the human form", Artscope.net, May 28

2002
Linda Norten, "2002 Exhibition by Artists of the Mohawk/Hudson Region", catalog
Timothy Cahill, "Regional Rewards", Times Union, Albany, New York, June 22

1999
Jean McKig, "Artist Finds Her Own Vision", The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, January 10.
Linda Anderson, Fifty-one Percent, National Public Radio, January.

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film and video

Documentaries:

1993
Soundperson, assistant camera, archival material form Watch Me Now (see below) used in Fallen Champ: The Untold Story of Mike Tyson, a Barbara Kopple documentary.

1984
Associate producer, soundperson, assistant camera, Expectations, a Michael Marton documentary on the unemployed steelworkers of east Los Angeles who banded together to feed 40,000 unemployed people in the area. (Produced by Suddeuche Rundfunk —SDR–Stuttgart, Germany and the Labor Institute of Public Affairs (LIPA). Aired on PBS and SDR.)
Soundperson, America Works, a LIPA television series on issues that affect workers. Episode on taxes. (PBS broadcast.)

1983
Soundperson, assistant camera, America Works, two episodes, one on prescription drug legislation in Pennsylvania, the other on food banks in California. (National television, rebroadcast on PBS.)

1982
Soundperson, assistant camera, Watch Me Now, a Michael Marton documentary about young boxers at Cus d'Amato's gym in the Catskills fighting their way to the top. One of the boxers featured is fifteen year old Mike Tyson. (PBS and SDR.)

1981
Script, soundperson, assistant camera, American Trap, a Michael Marton documentary about two young trappers trying to survive. (SDR and WMHT, Schenectady, NY.)

1980
Soundperson, assistant camera, research, The Unsettled Ashes, a Michael Marton documentary on Oscar Pinkus, a holocaust survivor  who returns to Germany to testify against his Nazi tormentor. (WMHT)
Soundperson and assistant camera, On the Nature of Music, a  Michael Marton documentary on the innovative spatial composer Henry Brant.
Soundperson and assistant camera, Marylou at Saratoga, a  Michael  Marton documentary on wealthy socialite Mrs. Cornelius   Vanderbilt Whitney. (WMHT)

1978
Soundperson, assistant camera, ". . . in daylight and cool white", a Micheal Marton documentary on artist Dan Flavin.
Research and development, What One Man Can Do, a Norbert Bunge documentary on Upton Sinclair.  

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