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EDUCATION INFORMATION
1990
MFA in Art, Montana State University, Bozeman. Studied with John Buck, Deborah Butterfield and Clarice Dreyer
1987 Wichita State University, Kansas. Graduate Sculpture program
1986-1987 Montana State University, Billings, Post Baccalaureate work in Sculpture
1985-1986 University of Oregon, Eugene, Graduate Teaching Fellow, Theater.
1984 Double major—BA in Art and Communication Arts, Montana State University,
Billings
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Rocky Mountain College, Billings, MT
Title: Theater and Art Instructor, August, 2003-June, 2004
Teaching: Scenery Design, Lighting Design, Stagecraft and 2D/3D Design
Technical Director for theater department productions
Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY
Title: Executive Director/Curator, October, 2001-July, 2002
Museum Consulting Services, Billings, MT
Title: Owner/Consultant, October, 1999-August, 2001
Collection and collection management assessments for public and private collectors
Facility assessment and capitol project management
Marketing—print and electronic media
Independent Curation
Yellowstone Art Museum – Billings, MT
Title: Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, January, 1999 - August,
1999
Yellowstone Art Museum – Billings, MT
Title: Owner’s Representative during museum expansion and renovation, March,
1996-June, 1998
Yellowstone Art Museum – Billings, MT
Title: Assistant Curator, June, 1993- June, 1998
Yellowstone Art Museum – Billings, MT
Title: Museum Preparator, April, 1991 - June, 1993
CURATION
Following exhibitions curated at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art
2007 Jolene
Monheim: Accidental Narratives
Jacqueline Rieder Hud: Painting the Wild
Zach Culliton: BioCreations
The Art of Ken Kohoutek
Taylor Mott: Western Convergence
Cathryn Mallory: Trace Identity
Bobby T. Tilton: Hide
Jack Fisher, Jr: Handle With Care
Following exhibitions curated at the Yellowstone Art Museum, except where noted
2002 After the Dream: William Carter and Joan
Dance
(Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY)
Fantastic Fibers (Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY)
Gallantly Streaming: Area Artists Respond to 9/11 (Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY)
2001 Teen Spirit
(Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY)
2000 32nd Annual Art Auction Exhibition (Independent curation for the Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT)
1999 David
Shaner: A Life in Clay (Bill McIntosh Gallery, Billings, MT)
31st Annual Art Auction Exhibition
Selected Prints from the Permanent Collection
Beyond the Picture Plane
Isabelle Johnson: Legacy of the Stillwater
Secret Gardens: Clarice Dreyer, Sculptures and Monotypes
Back in the Saddle: Fifty Years of Illustrating the West
1998 R.B.
Kitaj: Selections from the Permanent Collection
L.A. Huffman: Frontier Photographer
1995 Reflections of a Modern Vision: The George and Elinor Poindexter Collection
Distinguished Fires: A Survey of Ceramics in Montana
Ben Steele: Prisoner of War
1994 In Context: Clarice Dreyer
In Context: John Buck
Northern Rockies/New Visions, (Co-curated with Gordon McConnell)
Dr. Seuss: Oh, the Thinks He Could Think!
1993 Animals in the Permanent Collection
ON-LINE CURATION—Museum Consulting Services Web site
2000-2001 Jane Rosen: Heir to Air and Earth
Clarice Dreyer
David Shaner
Kristi Hager
Brian Scott
Harold Schlotzhauer
Clay Custer
PUBLICATIONS
2007 Jack Fisher,
Jr: Handle with Care, wrote and designed the exhibition brochure, published by
the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, Great Falls, MT, 6 pp.
2002 Fantastic
Fibers, wrote and designed the exhibition catalog, published by the Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY, 24 pp.
2000 Masterpieces from the William I. Koch
Collection, designed the exhibition catalog, published by the Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT,
48 pp.
Yellowstone Art Museum, 32nd Annual Art Auction, wrote and designed the exhibition catalog, published by the Yellowstone Art Museum,
Billings, MT, 48 pp.
1999 Yellowstone
Art Museum, 31st Annual Art Auction, wrote the exhibition catalog, published by the Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT, 42 pp.
Secret Gardens: Clarice Dreyer, wrote the exhibition catalog, published by the Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT, 16 pp.
David Shaner a Life in Clay, wrote the exhibition brochure, published by Bill McIntosh Gallery, Billings, MT
1995 Distinguished Fires: A Survey of Ceramics in
Montana, wrote and designed the exhibition brochure, published by the Yellowstone Art
Center, 6 pp.
1994 Dr. Seuss: Oh the Thinks He Could
Think!, wrote and designed the exhibition brochure, published by the Yellowstone Art Center, Billings,
MT, 14 pp.
PERFORMING ARTS
EXPERIENCE
Scenery Design
2004 Macbeth, Rocky Mountain College, Billings Montana-scenery and lighting design and technical direction
2003 Insect
Play, Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana-scenery design and technical direction
2001 The House of Bernarda
Alba, Montana State University, Billings
The Man Who Came to Dinner, Billings Studio Theater, Billings
Round and Round the Garden, MSU, Billings-Scenery design
2000 Tom
Paine, MSU, Billings; Off the Map, MSU, Billings-Scenery design
1999 Perfect
Ganesh, MSU, Billings-Scenery design
1997 Baltimore
Waltz, MSU, Billings-Scenery design
1995 Chicago, Billings Studio Theater
1994 Picnic, Billings Studio Theater
1993 The Apple
Tree, fund-raiser for Zoo Montana, Billings-Scenery design and technical direction
Ballet Fantisique, Classical Dance School, Billings-Scenery design and technical direction
Other Experience
1993
Sculptor and carpenter for Josh and Sam, Castle Rock Productions, Los Angeles, California
1990-1991 Stage hand for Alberta Bair Theater, Billings, Montana
1989
Lead carpenter for Bright Angel, Hemdale Film Corporation, Los Angeles, California
1985-1986 Graduate designer and Graduate Teaching Fellow (Assistant Technical Director) at the
University of Oregon, Eugene; Set Designer, Short Eyes and Lighting Designer,
Lazarus Laughed.
1982-1984 Scene shop supervisor and designer for Petro Theater, Montana State University, Billings.
79 production credits in scenery and lighting design. Acting experience--11 production credits
ADDITIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2000 & 2003 Part-time faculty member Communication Theater Department, Montana State
University, Billings— taught Introduction to Theater (received highest student
evaluations in the Department), currently teaching Public Speaking
1988-1990 Montana State University, Bozeman, Graduate Teaching Assistant—Presidential
Scholarship. Responsibilities: taught Art Fundamentals to non-majors and supervised
sculpture studio and foundry. Consistently ranked in the top 10 percentile on campus in
student evaluations.
1988-1989 Technical and Artistic Director, Bozeman Senior High School Theater program.
Wichita State University, Kansas, Graduate Teaching Assistant. Responsibilities: supervision
of foundry and sculpture studios.
1986-1987 Montana State University, Billings, Teaching Assistant. Responsibilities: assisted beginning
sculpture classes and maintained sculpture and ceramic studios.
1985-1986 Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon, Eugene. Responsibilities included
supervision of stagecraft and work-study students in the construction and lighting of a 12-
production season.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2001-2002 Member-at-Large, Paducah Wall-to-Wall Advisory Board, Paducah, Kentucky
Selection Committee Member for the J.C. Penney Golden Rules Awards, Yellowstone
County, Billings, MT
1997-1998 Member, Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, Billings, Montana
1996-1997 Trustee, Montana Art Gallery Directors Assoc., Board Officer- Secretary, Great Falls, MT
1997-1998 Trustee, Montana Art Gallery Directors Assoc., Board Officer-Vice President, Great Falls, MT
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
16 years experience working within a Mac environment
8 years experience working within a P.C. environment
12 years design experience for print media: currently utilizing Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and
Page Maker 5.0, Live Pics and other graphics software.
Design for the Internet, MS FrontPage 2000, MS Publisher 2000, Dream Weaver, image
converters, image optimizers and many other graphics software and html editors.
Proficient with all components of the MS Office Pro 2000, office suite
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