Education
2000 MFA Peck School of the Arts, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UW-M).
1996 Summer study abroad, Cortona, Italy.
1994 University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC).
BA in History of Art and Architecture awarded with honors.
Selected Museum Shows
2013 SYNECDOCHE (Curator's Wall Installation), Harwood Museum, Taos, New Mexico.
2012 Art of the Dress: Four Personal Fittings. Gallery 9, Millicent Rogers Museum.
2009 Aqui Estamos! Works from the Permanent Collection. National Hispanic Cultural Center Museum, Albuquerque, NM.
2009 Windows to the Divine. Madden Museum, Denver Colorado.
2009 New History Museum-Opening Gala exhibition of work by New Mexico artists. Santa Fe, NM.
2007 Originals, 2007. New Mexico Women in the Arts, Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, NM
2006 Dia de los Muertos XX: Rooted in Tradition. Mexican FIne Arts Center Museum, Chicago, Illinois.
2006 Sixteenth National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo, Texas.
2005 Originals, 2005. New Mexico Women in the Arts, Fine Arts Museum, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
1997 Cross/Culture. Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Ocean City, Mississippi. (honorable mention sculpture)
Solo Exhibitions
2008. Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2007 New Work Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2002 Telling Stories. Galerie 94, Brussels, Belgium.
2001 Re-Lations. Galerie 94, Brussels, Belgium.
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012
Taos Contemporary. Center for Visual Arts, Denver, Colorado.
Art of the Dress: Four Personal Fittings. Gallery 9, Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, NM.
2010
Sisters of Juarez. Parks Gallery, Taos New Mexico.
Cherry Creek Arts Festival. Denver, Colorado
2009
My Land Is Me:A Collaborative Installation on the "veil". Rane Gallery, Taos, NM.
Windows to the Divine. (invitational) Madden Museum, Denver, Colorado.
HYBRID NATION. (invitational) Costello/Childs Gallery. NCECA Concurrent Exhibition.
2008
Taos Invites Taos: Taos Fall Arts Festival. Taos Convention Center. (Best in Show Mixed Media)
Passages. Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
From a Woman's Hand: Past Visions/Present Realities. Alumnae Hall, Ellis School. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Occupied Forces (invitational) Alamosa, Colorado.
2007
Originals, 2007. Harwood Museum and Milicent Rogers Museum, Taos, NM. New Mexico Women in the Arts.
Sedona Arts Festival. (invitational) Sedona, Arizona.
Contemporary Hispanic Market. Best in Ceramics. Santa Fe, NM.
Sculpture at the Ranch. New Mexico Sculptor's Guild. Santa Fe, NM.
2006
Contemporary Hispanic Market. Best of Ceramics. Sante Fe, New Mexico.
Nature/Culture. Santa Fe Clay. Santa Fe, NM.
Sixteenth National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo FIne Arts Museum, Texas.
Local Color. Taos Country Club, Taos, New Mexico.
2005
Originals, 2005. New Mexico Women in the Arts, Fine Arts Museum. Santa Fe, NM.
25th Anniversary Sculpture Show. University of New Mexico, Los Alamos. Los Alamos, NM.
Vessels: Forms Without Function. Jane Sauer Thirteen Moons Gallery, Santa Fe, NM.
Contemporary Hispanic Market (Best of Show and Best of Ceramics), Santa Fe, NM.
2004
3-D Sculpture Invitational, Page Coleman Contemporary
Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Earth to Athenor: Ten Sculptors. NCECA, Indianapolis,
Indiana.
2003
Primavera, Stables Gallery, Taos, New Mexico.
On the Edge, Ramsden-Morrison Gallery,
San Diego, California.
2002
Latino Wisconsin, Appleton Art Center,
Appleton, Wisconsin.
2000
Vessels, (two person show) Dean Jensen Gallery, Milwaukee, WI.
Garments, Womanmade Gallery. Chicago,
Illinois.
Autobiography, Appleton Art Center,
Appleton, Wisconsin.
Re-Collections, inova Gallery 3, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Y2CLAY n DIA, Denver International Airport.
Denver, Colorado.
1999
Artistic Observances in Latin America: The
Cultural Vantage Point. Crossmont Gallery, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
55th Juried Exhibition. Sioux City Art
Center, Sioux City, Iowa.
Transformations Through Clay. Art Elements
Gallery, Columbus, Ohio.
1998
Fiber and Fire. Milwaukee, WI. (honorable
mention-sculpture)
1997
Wisconsin Artist’s Biennial (award
for sculpture). UW-M, Madison, Wisconsin.
Cross/Culture. Walter Anderson Museum
of Art. Ocean City, Mississippi
(honorable mention-sculpture).
Metamorphosis. Constance Lindholm Gallery,
Shorewood, WI. (award for sculpture).
1996
Mostra ’96. Cortona, Italy.
Selected Publications
2013
Parts of the Whole, Rick Romancito. Tempo Magazine, Taos, NM.
Rites of Spring, Devon Jackson. New Mexico Magazine, (Artscapes) April.
2012
A Precarious Balance: Creative Women of Taos, Robbie Steinbach and Lyn Bleiler. Blurb Press, 2012.
Smart Fit, Dory Hulbert. Tempo Magazine, Taos News. March15-21 2012
Dress Stories, Kathleen Rogers. Albuquerque Journal North. March 9, 2012.
2010
Cherry Creek Arts Festival Gets Infusion of New Talent, Kyle McMillan. The Denver Post, July 30.
2009
Windows to the Divine. (catalogue) Madden Museum, Denver, Colorado.
My Land Is Me. A Collaborative Installation. (catalogue) Blurb Press.
Narrative Ceramic Sculpture Combines Fashion, Culture and Ancestral Memories, Cheryl Bruedigam. Soutwest Flair Online Magazine, November.
Sorrel Sky Gallery Features Its First Hispanic Artist, Tim Holteen. Durango Herald Newspaper-June.
Latin American Art, Rosemary Carstens. Southwest Art Magazine (February).
Latin Forum, Rosemary Carstens. Hispanic Magazine (February/March).
2008
American Art Collector Magazine. June.
2007
Beyond Tradition, David Perez. Tempo Magazine, Taos News, August 9, 2007.
Crash Course in Colonial Crafts, Craig Smith. Pasatiempo Magazine, Santa Fe New Mexican, July 27.
Contemporary Hispanic Market: Intriguing Variations from Tradition. Staff writer, Santa Fe New Mexican, July 27.
Breaking with Tradition, Santana Lopez. Santa Fe New Mexican Special Edition, Santa Fe New Mexican, July 28.
San Angelo National Ceramic Competition Catalogue. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo, Texas.
2006
Deborah Rael-Buckley, Life- Size Sculpture. Dottie Indyke. Ceramic Art and Perception (Issue #64). Sydney, Australia.
Hispanic Art Exhibit Features Taosenos. Virginia Clark, Tempo Magazine, Taos News.
Local Color V, Betsy Carey . Tempo Magazine, Taos News.
2005
Originals, 2005. (catalogue) New Mexico Women in the Arts. Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, NM.
Artful Visitation: Alternate at Contemporary Market Wins Best of Show. Dave Kavanaugh, Journal North Newspaper, Santa Fe, NM. (August).
Hope and Honor: Santa Fe's Spanish Market Recognizes Taos Artist with Top Awards, Virginia Clark, Tempo Magazine, Taos News(August).
P/Reviews: Memories and Miracles, Dory Hulbert, Horsefly Newspaper, Taos, NM.
Taxonomy of Memory, Betsy Carey. Tempo Magazine, Taos News (September).
Memory in the Blood, Virginia Clark.
Tempo Magazine, Taos News, (April 21-27).
Feat of Clay, Dottie Endyke. Santa Fean Magazine, (April).
2004
In These Sculptures, Raw Materials Find
Rich Minds, (exhibition review) Nancy Salem, Albuquerque
Tribune (December).
2003
Sculptural Works by Eight Women, Bridgit Cantuwear. Clay Times Magazine (May/June).
2002
Ceramica 02: Guide to Belgian Ceramics. Editions Armature Uitvegerij. Weezembeek Oppem, Belgium.
A Moving Experience, Ceramics Monthly Magazine (October).
2000
Up Front, (featured artist), Ceramics Monthly Magazine (October).
Everything Fits Together in Artist's Eloquent Work, James Auer. Milwaukee Journal Sentinal (Dec.)
1999
55TH Annual Juried Exhibition Catalogue. Sioux City Art Center, Sioux City, Iowa.
Selected Awards
2013 Best in Show. New Mexico Women Artists. Old Pass Gallery, Raton, NM
2011 Purchase Award-Peter and Madeline Martin Foundation Grant.
2011 Finalist: Acclaimed Artist Series. New Mexico Arts in Public Places Program.
2009 Finalist:Acclaimed Artist Series. New Mexico Arts in Public Places Program.
2008 Best in Show - Mixed Media, Taos Invites Taos. Fall Arts Festival, Taos, NM.
2007 Best in Show and Best in Ceramics, Sedona Arts Festival, Sedona, Arizona.
2007 Best of Ceramics. Contemporary Hispanic Market, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2006 Best of Ceramics. Contemporary HIspanic Market. Santa Fe New Mexico.
2006 Purchase Award: Acclaimed Artist Series. New Mexico Art in Public Places Program.
2006 Finalist: Acclaimed Artist Series. New Mexico Arts in Public Spaces Program.
2005 Best of Show and Best in Ceramics. Contemporary Hispanic Market, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2005 Finalist: UNM Los Alamos Sculpture Competition.
2005 Finalist: Acclaimed Artist Series. New Mexico Arts in Public Spaces Program.
1999-00 Layton Special Achievement Award (UW-M).
1999 AOP Special
Achievement Award (UW-M).
1998-00 Advanced Opportunity Fellowship (AOP), (UW-M).
1997-98 Layton Graduate Fellowship (UW-M).
1994 Phi Beta
Kappa (UIC).
1994 Phi Beta
Phi (UIC).
1993 Honor's College Award, (UIC).
1992 McNee Foundation
Award (UIC).
Professional Experience
2012 Independent Curator-Art of the Dress: Four Personal Fittings. Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, NM
2010 Taos Fall Arts Board-Present
2009 My Land Is Me: A collaborative Installation on the "veil". Radio interview, Cultural Energy,Taos, NM.
2008 Independent Curator-HYBRID NATION. NCECA Concurrent Exhibition. Costello/Childs Gallery, Scottsdale AZ.
2007 Meditations on Memory. Lecture Harwood Museum, Taos, NM.
2003-4Ceramic Sculpture II, Taos Clay Studio, Taos, NM.
2002 Visiting artist workshop, Ellis School, Pittsburgh, PA.
2002 Full-time Adjunct Faculty, Basic Ceramics. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UW-M).
2002 Visiting artist workshop, Acadame de Beaux Artes, Braine de ‘l Allued, Belgium.
2000 Assistant Lecturer, Ceramic History: Issues in Contemporary Ceramics, UW-M.
1999 Assistant Lecturer UW-M. Ceramic History, Ceramics for Art Educators, Basic Ceramics.
1998 Teaching Assistant, Basic Ceramics, UW-M (spring).
1998 Lecture, “Raising Anagama”, University of Wisconsin-Waukesha (UW-W).
1997 Summer workshop building 250 cubic foot anagama kiln, UW-W.
1993-4 Internship with the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, Illinois.
1993 Catalogued the Florence Arquin Collection of Folk Art, University of Illinios-Chicago.
Selected Public Collections
Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico
National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago, Illinois
National Hispanic Cultural Center Museum, Albuquerque, NM
Peck School of the Arts-UW-M, Milwaukee, WI
Appleton Arts Center, Appleton, Wisconsin
State of New Mexico.
Selected Private Collections
Sandy Besser, Santa Fe, NM
David Schler and Beverly Jacobson Schler, Denver, Colorado
Helene Singer and (Seymour) Merrin, Santa Fe, NM.
Julie and Marty Klaper, Charleston, South Carolina
Cameron Haight, Santa Fe, NM
Martha Everhart Braniff, Santa Fe, NM.
Laurel Landaas
Art and Donna Seigel, Boca Raton, Florida
Kim Taylor-Thompson, Rye, New York
Andrea White, Chicago, Illinois
Dennis Evans, Scottsdale, Arizona
Ellie Gorman and Bud Plaxen, Encino, California
Jane and Jim Wood, Cleveland, Ohio
Leslie Rothenberg, Miami, Florida
Bernard Busch, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Carmela Abraham, Boston, Massachussets
David Rubenstein, Houston, Texas
Sam Wortham
Joe Traub and Pamela Mc Corduck, Santa Fe, NM
(Lynn) and Marty Kraidin, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Bill and Marcia Berman, Nambe, New Mexico.
Courtenay Keller, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Sarah Nolan, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Caroline Martinez, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sara and David Lieberman, Scottsdale, Arizona
Peter Donovan and Anne Landgraf, Taos, New Mexico
Bernie and Marlene Bolotsky, Santa Fe, NM
Lynn Mylius, Fredericksburg, Texas
Kathy Davis and Robert Wengrod, Albuquerque, NM
(Susan) and Eliot Black, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Sue Brey, Santa Fe, NM
Estelle and (Larry) Meskin, Denver and Santa Fe, New Mexico
John Urey and Ina Rosenthal-Urey, San Diego, California
Lorraine Lewis, Los Angeles, California
Jamie and Cherrie Rohe, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Valerie and Woody Compton, Albuquerque, NM
Ben and Ellen Levy, Albuquerque, NM
Amanda Lora, Taos, Nm
Clay and Donna Nesler, Brookfield, Wisconsin
Charles Strong, Taos, NM
Christopher and Irene Ramirez, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Suzannah and Marshall Sale. Santa Fe, New Mexico
Vicki Nowark, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Jaqueline Leyman, Brussels, Belgium
Monique Septon, Brussels, Belgium
Jay and Gwen Cravens, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Sheila and Todd Hunter, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Wendy Shannon and Rick Higgins, Albuquerque, NM
Pam and Bart Wald, Pasadena California
Kathleen and Steven Hendrick, Southboro, Massachussets