| Recent Shows | ||
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IMPRINT The Artists from a New Town | June 10 -- August 21 2005 |
| The work of practicing artist who grew up or spent several formative years in Reston will be featured during the opening exhibition in the new GRACE gallery. | ||
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Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco -- Bodies of Time | December 15-January 10, 2001 |
| Each month, Bucheon mounts exhibitions for accomplished visual artists who often live and work in the Bay Area, but artists from all over the country are represented as well. As the gallery has evolved, the focus continues in the direction of innovative work that pays attention to craftsmanship and compelling content. Throughout the year there are one and two person shows and theme shows with multiple artists working in a variety of different styles and mediums. | ||
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Kenyon College Olin Art Gallery -- Roundabout | October 4-November 3, 2001 |
| The Kenyon College Olin Art Gallery, located in Gambier, Ohio, regularly features the work of regional, national and internationally recognized artists, in addition to faculty, students and alumni. | ||
| Faculty Art Show -- Kent | November 2001 | |
| Works ranged from small jewelry pieces, made from gold, steel and painted ear plugs in one case, to a huge moving sculpture by Isabel Farnsworth called "Details of Ears and Gears." | ||
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Spaces | Sept 8 - Oct 20, 2000 |
| Curator, Member of the Board. SPACES is a non-profit, artist-run organization with a 5,500 sq. ft. gallery on the western edge of downtown Cleveland. SPACES creates opportunities for developing and experimenting artists to present challenging new work to the public, and promotes their work to audiences in and outside of Ohio. It shows significant work which would not otherwise be seen in Northeast Ohio. By doing so, SPACES invites dialogue and provides a forum for the vital exchange of artistic ideas in a positive environment for artists and the public. It emphasizes small group exhibitions, allowing artists to present their work as they want it to be seen. | ||
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SEEP -- Lawndale Art & Performance Center, Houston | Aug. 24-Oct. 5, 1996 |
| Featuring Isabel Farnsworth, Kenneth King, Will Michels, Mark Monroe Sculpture and photography displacing and distorting everyday objects and forms. | ||
| Miscellaneous | 1990 - 1996 | |
| Andrew Ross Gallery, Philadelphia, PA (1996) Katherine Nash Gallery, Minneapolis,MN (1995) Gross Gallery, Tucson, AZ (1994) Dinnerware Gallery, Tucson, AZ (1993, 1992) Lafayette Artist Alliance, Lafayette, LA (1991) Glassel School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (1991, 1990) | ||