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BFA Boston University, 1968
MFA University of Colorado, 1973
The Ecstatic Body, Robeson Gallery, Penn State (Don Schule, Helen Redman), 2008
Flatfile Contemporary, Chicago, Fall 2007
Extra Moenia Galerie, Todi, Italy, 2006
Flatfile Contemporary, “Carnivale da vida” Chicago, November 2005
Galerie Van Campen & Rochtus, “CaptiveNomads,” Antwerp, Belgium, 2005
Durchgang, “From There to Here” Hamburg, 2004
Flatfile Contemporary, “Full Spectrum,” Chicago, 2003
Flatfile Photography Gallery, “Thicker Than Water” Chicago, 2003
Wood Street Gallery, Chicago, 2001
55 Mercer Gallery, New York City, 2001
Yeshiva University Museum, New York City, 2001
St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, IN, 2000
Manhattanville College, Purchase, NY, 2000 (January)
55 Mercer Gallery, New York, 2000 (April)
Smithsonian Institution, DC, National Museum of Jewish Art, 2000
55 Mercer Gallery, New York, 1999 (January)
Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1999
Boston University, Massachusetts, 1999 (January)
Davidson College, North Carolina, 1998
Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY, 1998
Lafayette College, Williams Art Center, Pennsylvania, 1998 (catalogue essay, Lucy Lippard)
Sebastia Jané Galerie, Barcelona and Girona, 1997
Samson Fine Art, New York City, 1996
Ministry of Tourism, Casablanca, 1996
University of Arizona, Art Gallery, Tucson, 1995
A.I.R. Gallery, (with Antonette Rosato), New York, 1995
Halsell Conservatory, San Antonio Botanical Gardens, San Antonio, 1995
Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin (outdoor). 1994
Lyons Matrix Gallery (with Judy Chicago), November 1994
Lyons Matrix Gallery, Austin-January 1993
Caroline Lee Gallery, Taos-1992
Sarah and Norman Brown Gallery, Baltimore-1992
The More Gallery, Philadelphia,-1990, 1992
Nahan Contemporary Gallery, New York-1990
Lehigh University Galleries, Bethlehem-1989
R. S. Levy Gallery, Austin-1989
Caroline Lee Gallery, Houston-1987
Kornblee Gallery, New York-1985, 78, 77, 76, 75
Marianne Deson Gallery, Chicago-1982, 87,
Stoner Art Center, Shreveport, LA-1987
East Carolina University, Grey Gallery, Greenville, NC,-1986
George Schelling Signet Arts, St. Louis-1981, 1983, (with Beverly Mayeri - 83)
Objects Gallery, San Antonio-1983, (with Betty Woodman)
University of Texas, Art Gallery, San Antonio-1981
Art Space, Los Angeles-1980
Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Art Gallery, 1980
Sheldon Art Gallery, University of Nebraska-1979
St. Charles Gallery, Denver-1979
Shark's Lithography Gallery, Boulder-1976
Attitudes Gallery of Contemporary Art, Denver-1975, (with Betty Woodman)
Wilamaro Gallery, Denver-1974
Painting’s Edge, Idyllwild, California 2008
Riverside Art Museum, California 2008
Lafayette College, WilliamsArtCenter, 25 Year Anniversary Celebration, 2008
Rohrer Fine Art, Laguna Beach, California 2008
Phillip de Pury, New York, 2008
Lulea Biennial, Sweden, international biennial, 2007
Forum Gallery, NYC, The Feminist Figure, 2007
North American Art Center, Mexico City 2007
AIR Gallery, New York, 2007, 2008
Spaces, Cleveland, 2006
Pro Choice Benefit, Chicago, 2007, 2008
Tokyo Art Expo 2006
Palmer Art Museum, Through the Looking Glass, 2006
Flatfile Gallery, Chicago, 2006
Chicago Art Fair, 2006, 2007
Museum of Art & Design, New York City, 2006
Museo Contemporaneo de Arte y Desegno, San Jose, Costa Rica, 2006
North America Art Center, Mexico City 2006
Art of Choice, Chicago, 2006
SupperclubSF, San Francisco, 2006
Armory New York Art Fair, 2005
Extra Moenia, Italy, 2005
Phillips de Pury and Company, New York, October 2005
Photo New York, International, October 2005
AIR Gallery, New York, Summer 2005
Allegheny College Galleries, Meadville, PA, November 2005
University of Colorado, Boulder, October 2005
Whitechapel Gallery, London, Summer 2005
Sirius Art Center, County Cork, Ireland, 2005
KingHouse, Boyle, Ireland, 2005
Allegheny College Art Galleries, “Photography Plus,” November 2005
Freedman Gallery, Reading, PA, September 2005
AIR Gallery, new York, Summer 2005
Chicago Art Fair, Chicago, 2005
Palmer Art Museum, University Park, PA, 2005
Acme, Los Angeles, March –May 2004
Sotheby’s, Auction, New York , July 2003
AIR Gallery, Auction, New York, July 2003
“Through the Looking Glass,” Palmer Museum of Art, PA, 2003
Flatfile Contemporary, Chicago, April 2003, 2004
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder, CO, Winter 2002
University of Kyoto, Japan, June/July 2003
Art Image Resource Center, Pittsburgh, PA, May-June 2003
University of Gloucestershire, England, October 2003
AIR Gallery, New York, NY, June 2002
Sotheby’s (Benefit Auction for New York Art Academy, New York, NY, 2002
Contemporary Museum of Art and Design, San Jose, Costa Rica, October 2002
Digital Print Workshop, Mexico, City, July 2002
Flatfile Photography Gallery, Chicago, Projects Room, May 2002
Flatfile Photogrpahy Gallery, February 2002
Chicago Art Fair, May 2002
SPACES, Cleveland, May 2002
Fassbender van Straaten Gallery, Chicago, 2001 (November-January)
Flatfile Gallery, Chicago, IL, 2000 (October-November); 2001 (January-March) & (October-November)
Durango Art Center, Durango, CO, 2000 (October-November)
Palmer Museum of Art, University Park, PA, 2000 (July-September)
Nancy Hoffman Gallery, New York, 2000 (June)
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Colorado, 2000 (May)
Edgar Bronfman Gallery, Washington, DC, 2000
Bard College Center for Curatorial Studies, 2000
Nancy Hoffman Gallery, (3 exhibitions), 2000
Las Vegas, 1999/2000 (October-January)
Photography New York International Art Fair, 1999
International Art Fair, Philadelphia, 1999
55 Mercer Gallery, New York, 1999 (September)
UCLA Gallery, Los Angeles, 1999 (Summer)
Sande Webster Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1999 (September)
Pasadena City College, California, 1999 (January-February)
Fundacion Valparaiso, Mojacar, Spain, 1998
Boston University, Massachusetts, 1998
ARC Gallery, Chicago, 1998
Askenazy Gallery, Los Angeles, 1998
Skirball Museum, Los Angeles, 1998
A.I.R. Gallery, New York, 1997, 1998, 1999
Painted Bride Art Gallery, “Defining the Edge,” Philadelphia, 1997
Chicago Art Fair, 1997, 1998
Palm Springs Art Museum, CA, “New Acquisitions,” 1996
Southern Alleghenies Art Museum, “Triennel Six Invitational,” Loretto, PA, 1996
Southern Alleghenies Art Museum, “American Masters of Photography,” Loretto, PA, 1996
Shark’s Lithography 20 Year Anniversity Exhibition, Univ. of Colorado, Art Gallery, Boulder, 1996
Bedford Historic Society, Samson Fine Arts Gallery Artists, New York, 1996
Painted Bride Art Gallery, “20” x 20”, Philadelphia, 1996
Samson Fine Art, New York, 1995-96
Justice Peace International Exhibition, Peoples Republic of China, 1995
Boston University, Art Gallery, Benefit Exhibition, 1995, 1999
Gramercy International Contemporary Art Fair, New York, 1995
Samson Fine Art, New York, 199
Southern Alleghenies Art Museum ” Beyond the 3rd-Dimension: Contemporary Pennsylvania Sculpture,” Loretto, PA, 1996
Erie Art Museum, Erie, PA, (Outdoor Installation), 1995
Metropolitan Antique Center, “Works on Paper,”, New York, 1995
Boston University Gallery, “Drawings,” Spring 1995
Nexus Foundation for Today’s Art, “Moveable Delights,” Philadelphia, 1995
The Yeshiva University (group), New York City, 1995
Sande Webster Gallery, “Photo Sensitive” (4 person), Philadelphia, 1995
Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, New York City (corporate gallery), 1995, “Traces” 4-person
CAA Conference, “Ethnicity versus Regionalism”, Lyons Matrix Gallery, Austin, Jan. 1995
Jewish Museum, New York City - Journal: “Drawing from the Collection”, 1994
Cleveland State University, Rephotoconstruct, Ohio 1994
Chicago Art Fair, 1994, 1995
Brooklyn Union Gas Corporation, “Innovation/Tradition,” New York 1993-94
Southern Alleghenies Art Museum, Triennel Five Invitational, Loretto, PA, 1993-1994
Lyons Matrix Gallery, Austin, 1992, 1993, 1995
Owens Patrick Gallery, Philadelphia 1993
Dallas International Art Fair, 1993, 1994
SUNY Cortland Art Museum, “Excavations”, New York 1993
Starr Gallery, “Excavations”, Boston 1993
Denver Art Museum, acquisitions exhibition 1993
University of Colorado, 20th Anniversary Visiting Artist Exhibition 1992
Bowling Green State University, Art Gallery, “Centered Margins”, Ohio 1992
Larry Becker Gallery, Philadelphia, 1992
More Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, 1993, 1992, 1991 (Projects room), 1990
Axis Gallery, Philadelphia, 1992
Sandra Gering Gallery, New York 1991
Freedman Gallery, Albright College, “Beyond Nature” 1991
Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Mass. Acquisitions 1991
University of Northern Iowa, Art Museum, “Drawing Beyond Nature” Cedar Falls 1991
Art Institute for the Permian Basin, Art Gallery, Odessa, TX, 1991 (travelling)
New Mexico State University at Las Cruces, Art Gallery, 1991 (travelling)
Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, New Mexico, 1991 (travelling)
Heritage Museum, Big Spring, TX, 1991 (travelling)
University of Arkansas, Fine Arts Center, Fayetteville, AK, 1991 (travelling)
Stevens College, Columbia, MD, 1991 (travelling)
"Hungers," Abilene Art Museum, Texas, (travelling) 1990 (Luis Jimenez, Janet Fish, etc.)
"Recent Acquisitions," Denver Art Museum, Colorado, 1990
Tokyo Art Expo, Japan, 1990
Nahan Contemporary Gallery, New York City, 1990
Sierra College, Sacramento, CA, 1989
Bertha Urdang Gallery, New York City, 1989
Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, TX, 1989
R. S. Levy Gallery, Austin, TX, 1988
Museum of Women Artists, D.C., 1988
Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art, New York City, 1988
Caroline Lee Gallery, Houston, 1987, 1988
Museum of Women Artists, DC 1988
Phillips Exeter Academy, New Hampshire, 1988
Butler Institute of American Art, Ohio, 1987
Boca Raton Museum of Art, Florida, 1987
University of Wisconsin, Art Museum, Milwaukee, 1986
College of William and Mary, Art Gallery, VA, 1988
University of Idaho, Art Museum, Moscow, 1986
Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, 1987
Hunter Museum of Art, Tennessee, 1987
San Antonio Art Institute, 1986, NCECA, Invitational
Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, New York City, 1985
Tampa Art Museum, Florida, 1986
Amarillo Art Center, Texas, 1986
Kent State University, Art Gallery, Ohio, 1986
Wake Forest University, Art Museum, North Carolina, 1986
Winthrop College, Art Museum, North Carolina, 1986
University of Colorado, Sybelle Wohl Fine Arts Gallery, Boulder, 1984, 1985, Faculty Shows
Huntington Museum, University of Texas, Austin, 1984
Marianne Deson Gallery, Chicago, 1984, 1985
McIntosh Drysdale Gallery, Houston, 1984, Gallery Artists
Southwest Texas State University Gallery, San Marcos (Four Person), 1984
Women's Interart Gallery, New York City, (Southwest Women Artists), 1983
Chicago Art Fair, 1983, 1984
The Window Show, Marshall Field Art Expo, Chicago, 1983
University of Colorado, Art Museum, Colorado Springs, 1982
Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, 1980, 82
Denver Art Museum, 1982, 78, 76, 74, 71
Marianne Deson Gallery, Chicago, 1980
Lerner Heller Gallery, New York City, 1981
Regional Printmakers Invitational - Jim Robischon Gallery, Denver, 1979
Cleveland Art Museum, Ohio, 1979
Tom Luttrell Gallery, San Francisco, 1979
Jan Baum-Iris Silverman Gallery, LA, 1978
55 Mercer Gallery, New York City, 1978
St. Charles Gallery, Denver, 1978, 79
Denver Art Museum, 1978, 1982
University of Utah, Art Museum, Salt Lake City, 1977
Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery, University of Houston, 1977
Women's Building, LA Works on Paper by Women, 1977
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Bicentennial Painting and Sculpture, 1976
University of Georgia, Art Museum, Athens, (8 New York Painters), 1976
New York University, Washington Square Art Gallery, “Preparatory Notes Thinking Drawing,” 1977
University of Northern Colorado Women's Invitational, 1974
Kornblee Gallery, New York City, 1974
Friends of Contemporary Art, Denver, 1973
Joslyn Art Museum, 1973
Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, (Santi-Cloth), 1973
Flatfile Photography Gallery, Chicago
Kornblee Gallery , New York
Ruth Seigel Gallery, New York
Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York
Marianne Deson, Chicago
Sandra Gering Gallery, New York City
Grapestake Gallery, San Francisco
McIntosh/Drysdale, Houston
Caroline Lee, Houston, San Antonio, Taos
Lyons Matrix, Austin
More Gallery, Philadelphia
Art Space, Los Angeles
Doug Borden, New York
Samuel Hoi, Los Angeles
Carol and Arthur Goldberg, New York
Ennio Rannobaldo, New York
Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago
Eileen Guggenheim, New York
Bard College, Center for Curatorial Studies, Rivendall Collection, New York
Marieluise Hessel Black
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Palm Springs Desert Art Museum, California
Jill Kornblee, Connecticut
Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University
Denver Art Museum
Paula Cooper, New York
Albert and Vera List, New York
Carol List Schwartz, Denver
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
Hilda Mendoza, Caracas, Venezuela
Mrs. Martin Goodman, New York and Palm Beach
Subaru, Denver
Amoco, Denver
University of Colorado, Boulder
Abilene Art Museum, Texas
Richard Kostelanetz, New York
Ann Sargent Wooster, New York
Deborah Hay, Austin
Mark Addison, Colorado
Rocky Mountain Bank Note, Denver
Betty and George Woodman, New York, Colorado
Bud Shark, Colorado
Helen Lester, New York
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melamed, Minneapolis
Camille Lyons, Austin
Harte Hanks Corporation, San Antonio
Sarah Bailey Fitzsimmons, San Antonio
Matt and Jane Swanson, Houston
Neal and Gretchen King, Colorado
Caleb Steinberg, Denver
George Schelling, St. Louis
Joseph and Nancy Stanford, Vista, CA
Gary Swanson, Houston
Pollock Krasner Foundation Fellowship 1998 (30,000)
Natonal Ensowment for the Arts 1988, 1993
Residency, Spring 2007, Institute for the Arts & Humanities
PSU College of Arts and Architecture, Faculty Research Grant, 2001-2008
Institute for the Arts and Humanities, 2000-2008
Goldberg Foundation, 2001
American Sephardi Federation, 2001
PSU College of Liberal Arts, 2001
Pollock Krasner Fellowship, 1998, ($30,000)
PSU Travel Grant from School of Visual Arts and College of Arts and Arch., 1996, 1997, 1998
International Programs and Global Fund Award (to present paper at Conference in Holland), 1996, 1998
PSU Jewish Studies, 1996, 1999-
PSU School of Visual Arts and CAA Travel, 1996-2004
CAA Travel Grant, (to present paper at CAA Conference), 1995, College Art Association grant
PCA New Forms Regional Award in Interdisciplinary Art, 1992-93 (supported by Rockefeller Foundation, NEA, PCA, Andy Warhol Fund)
Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, PSU, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1994
College of Arts & Architecture Research Grant, PSU, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1989, 1995 (Mexico)
MUCIA Global Fund Travel Grant, 1992 (Spain)
PSU Research Initiation Grant, 1989
National Endowment for the Arts in Painting, 1988
Jewish Studies Program, 1994-95, 1992
Columbia University, Conference Travel Grant, 1993
The Pennsylvania State University, Fall 1988 to the present
Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Fall & Spring Semesters 1987-88, Visiting Artist, full-time for year
Kilgore College, Fall and Spring Semesters 1986-87, Art Chair
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Spring 1986, Visiting Artist/Semester
University of Colorado Boulder, Spring 1984, Fall 1985, Art Theory & Studio
University of Texas, Austin, Fall 1984, Visiting Artist, Graduate Area for Semester
University of Texas, San Antonio, 3 semesters, 1981-83, Visiting Artist Graduate Area
Minneapolis College of Art and Design, 2 Winter quarters, 1979, 1980, Visiting Artist
Wichita State University, Kansas, 1977-78, Head, Graduate Painting and Drawing
Teaching Associate, University of Colorado, 1971-73, one course each semester
| 2005-06 | School of Visual Arts, Promotion and Tenure Committee School of Visual Arts, Printmaking Faculty Search Committee School of Visual Arts, Strategic Planning Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Sabbatical Leave Committee |
| 2004-05 | School of Visual Arts, Studio Graduate Program Committee School of Visual Arts, Strategic Planning Committee |
| 2003-04 | College of Arts & Architecture, Sabbatical Leave School of Visual Arts, Studio Graduate Program Committee College of Arts & Architecture, P & T Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Sabbatical Leave Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Faculty Council |
| 2002-03 | University Committee, Co-Director, Women’s Self Representation Project School of Visual Arts, Promotion and Tenure Committee School of Visual Arts, Schreyer Honors College Advisor College of Arts & Architecture, Distinguished Professor Committee College of Arts & Architecture, P & T descriptors Ad Hoc Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Exit Interviewer College of Arts & Architecture, Faculty Council |
| 2001-02 | Sabbatical Leave |
| 2000-01 | School of Visual Arts, Promotion and Tenure Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Diversity Committee |
| 1999-0 | College of Arts and Architecture, Diversity Committee Department of Women’s Studies, Promotion and Tenure Committee Department of Women’s Studies, Lecture Series |
| 1998-99 | University Committee, President’s Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity College of Arts and Architecture, Promotion and Tenure Committee College of Arts and Architecture, Diversity Committee College of Arts & Architecture, Faculty Council School of Visual Arts, Painting and Drawing Faculty Search Committee Department of Women’s Studies, Faculty Search Committee |
| 1997-98 | University Committee, President’s Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity University Committee, Women’s Studies, University Visiting Scholars Committee College of Arts and Architecture, Promotion and Tenure Committee College of Arts and Architecture, Faculty Council |
| 1996-97 | University Committee, Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, Outside Evaluation Panel, Select Group Interviews College of Arts and Architecture, Diversity Committee School of Visual Arts, Search Committee (Artist/Media Position) Department of Women’s Studies, Women’s Studies Program Executive Council |
| 1995-96 | College of Arts and Architecture, Diversity Committee School of Visual Arts, Diversity Committee, Chair School of Visual Arts, Graduate Student Selection Committee Department of Women’s Studies, Women’s Studies Program Executive Council |
| 1994-95 | University Committee, International Curriculum Advisory (Roberta Salper, Chair) University Committee, ICAC sub-committee (Laurence Prescott, Chair) School of Visual Arts, Sabbatical Leave Committee School of Visual Arts, Graduate Student Selection Committee |
| 1993-94 | University Committee, President’s Task Force on Graduate Education (Barbara Shannon, Chair) University Committee, International Curriculum Advisory Committee (Roberta Salper, Chair) Department of Women’s Studies, Women’s Studies Program Speakers’ Selection Committee College of Arts and Architecture, Creative Accomplishment and Research Committee (Dean Williams, Chair) |
| 1993-94 | School of Visual Arts, Graduate Student Selection Committee School of Visual Arts, Painting and Drawing Search Committee School of Visual Arts, Faculty Council, Alternate |
| 1992-93 | University Committee, Internationalizing the Curriculum, Sub-Committee of International Council (Sara Parks, Chair) University Committee, National Security Education Act Task Force (Wilma Stern, Chair) University Interdisciplinary Committee (Jim Rambeau, Chair) School of Visual Arts, Search Committee (Painting) |
| 1992-93 | Department of Women’s Studies, Women’s Studies Program Speakers’ Selection Committee |
| 1989-90 | School of Visual Arts, Search Committee (Printmaking) School of Visual Arts, Advisory Council School of Visual Arts, Curriculum Committee School of Visual Arts, Search Committee (Painting) |
Painting's Edge, Idyllwild, California 2008
Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York Sept 2007
College Art Association Conference NYC 2006
Norrbotten Museum of Art, Lulea Sweden
Yeshiva University Museum, 2001
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Fall 2001
Lafayette College, Fall 2001
Cleveland Art Institute, Ohio, 2000
Chicago Art Institute, Illinois, 2000
St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana, 2000
Ivrinasawi, Washington, DC, 2000
Society for Spanish and Portuguese Studies, New York University, 2000
Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, 2000
Neuberger Museum, SUNY, Purchase, New York, 2000
Manhattanville College, New York, 2000
Mary Washington College, 1999
College Art Association Conference, 1999 (Los Angeles, Art History Panel)
Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, 1998
Davidson College, North Carolina, 1998
Boston University, 1998
Claremont Graduate School, California, 1997
Barnard College, New York, 1997 (Co-chaired Panel Feminist Art History/Conference)
Brown University, RI 1997
International Society for Cryptio Judaic Studies, Albuquerque, 1996
International Society for Humanist Studies, Utrecht, 1996, “Another Form of Blood, Memory is also Truth and Life,” (presented by Professor Merton Shatzkin), University for Humanist Studies, Utrecht, Holland, 1996
Barnard College, New York City, Conference for Feminist, Studies in Art and Art History, Panel Presentation, 1996
Women’s Caucus for Art, Moore College, Panel Chair, Philadelphia, 1996
Cleveland State University, Ohio, “Censorship in American Society,” 1994
College Art Association Conference, “Ethnicity versus Regionalism,” San Antonio, 1995
College Art Association Conference, Women’s Caucus for Art Panel Co-Chair, “State of Emergency: Cultural and Physical Healing,” The Drawing Center, NYC, 1994
Panel Chair, “Ancestral Memory,” Society for Crypto-Judaic Studies, San Antonio, TX, 1993
Lecture, “Excavations,” SUNY, Cortland, NY, 1993
Claremont Graduate School, CA, Visiting Artist Talk, December, 1991
Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, Center for Race and Gender Studies, November, 1991
P.S.U. Symposium Curriculum Intergration Conference, 1991
Visiting Artist Lecture, Albright College, Freedman Gallery, Reading, PA, Nov. 1991
Public Television Series: "Texas Treasures: Profile on Micaela Amato," April 1991
7th Annual Tri State Teaching Women's Studies Conference, Department of English, Clarion University, March 22, 1991
Central Pennsylvania Consortium of Women's Studies Conference, Gettysburg College, April 1991
Women's Caucus for Art, College Art Association, Washington, D.C., Co-Chair and Speaker, 1991
Public Television, airing of "Sculpture for the People, video panel discussion in support of % for art legislation, directed and curated, on "Art Beat," KLRU TV, Austin, TX, 1990-91
Mid-America College Art Association Conference, Tucson, Arizona, Co-Chair and Speaker, "Cultural Memory," 1990
Penn State University Women's Studies Symposium, Speaker, "Armatures of the Psyche," 1990
College Art Association Annual Meeting, New York City, Artists Panel, 1990
University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo, 1989
Sangre De Cristo Art Museum, Pueblo, CO, 1989
Workshop, University of Southern Colorado, 1989
Juror (for Painting, Drawing, Prints), Annual Colorado State Exhibition, 1989
The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, Visiting Artist-lecture on work, 1988
R.S. Levy Gallery with Deborah Hay, Austin, TX, 1989
KLRU TV/Texas, "Texas Treasures," 1988
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 1988
Boston University, Visiting Artist, 1987
Massachusetts College of Art, Visiting Artist, 1987
Albright College, PA, Visiting Artist, 1987
Wake Forest University, Visiting Artist, 1987
1986 College Art Association Conference, New York City, Lecture: The Legacy of Piero della Francesca: Compression as a 20th Century Experience in the Work of Guston, Rockburne, Bochner, Katz, Tuttle, Winsor, and Shapiro
Amarillo Art Center, Visiting Artist, 1986
East Carolina University, Visiting Artist, 1986
University of Colorado, Visiting Artist, 1984
University of Texas, Huntington Museum of Art, Austin, Visting Artist Panel on the Arts, 1984
San Antonio Art Institute, Visting Artist Panel on the Arts, 1983
University of Texas, Dallas, Visting Artist, 1986
Washington University, St. Louis, Visting Artist, 1978
Wichita State University, Visting Artist, 1977
Bethany College, Kansas, Visting Artist, 1977
Yeshiva Museum Journal, Winter/Spring issue 2002, article on “Are They Spaniards LikeUs? Page 6, photograph, pages 7, 8
Women’s Art Journal, Robert Mattison, May 2001, 5 pages
New York Times, Arts and Leisure, Sunday, February 6, 2000
Women’s Art Journal,, Robert Mattison article, Spring 2002, 5 pages
Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star, September 2, 1999, Wendy Sizer, p. 3,4 and cover
Art in America, Oct. 1999, Bob Berlind, page 143
Art in America, Sept. 1999, Letters page
Philadelphia Inquirer, 1996
New Art Examiner, Nexus Review, 1995
Austin Chronicle, Jan. 1995
Austin American Statesman, Dec. 1994, Saundra Goldman
ARRIBA, Austin, Nov. 1994
Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday, February 20, 1990
Sacramento Bee, 1989
Rocklin News, 1989
Austin American Statesman, April, 1989
New York Times, Friday, March 8, 1985, Vivien Raynor
Sunday Express News, San Antonio, June 12, 1983
St. Louis Globe Democrat, December, 1981
Los Angeles Times, Sunday, September, 1980
Arts Magazine, May, 1978, Allen Ellenszweig
Art News, Summer, 1976, Peter Frank; Summer, 1978, Peter Frank
Artforum, April, 1975, Alan Moore
Arts News, March, 1975, Julian Weissman
Rocky Mountain News, October, 1974, Duncan Pollock
Denver Post, Sunday, January, 1978
Rocky Mountain News, Sunday, January, 1978
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: self representation of women artists in Contemporary Art, Sarah Rich 2003, Penn State Press
Proceso, Mexico City, July 2002
Chicago Tribune, February 2002, Alan Artner
New City, Chicago, February 2002, Michael Weinstein
Art in America, October 1999
Hadassah Journal, September 1999
New York Times, Aug. 4, 1996, Eleanor Charles
Altoona Mirror, April 2, 1996, Susan Abare-Brown
The Record Review, N.Y.C., Friday, Aug. 2, 1996, Angela Haine
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, April 15, 1995, Donald Miller
Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 1995 & March 1995
Dialogue Magazine, Ohio, March 1994
Cleveland Free Times, March 1994
New Art Examiner, 1994, Douglas Utter
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, March 1994
Syracuse Herald American, October 1993
Art Space, March 1993
Art New England, Fall 1992
Dialogue Magazine, September, October 1992
The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, September 27, 1992
Baltimore Times, September 1992
New Art Examiner, April 1992
The Northern Iowan, March 8, 1991 (work reproduced)
La Voz Hispana, New York City, July 1988
Austin American Statesman, August, 1982 (work reproduced)
Arts Magazine, May, 1981, Butera
Art in America, October, 1979, Lucy Lippard
Artspace, Winter, 1980, Stitsky (work reproduced)
MS Magazine, May, 1977 (work reproduced)
Village Voice, March, 1977
Rocky Mountain News, May, 1976 (work reproduced)
Criss Cross Magazine, July, 1976 (work reproduced)
Boulder Daily Camera, May, 1976 (work reproduced)
Couples Discourse, Palmer Museum of Art, PA.curator of exhibition, catalogue essays 2006
Through the Looking Glass: Self representations of Women Artists in Contemporary Art, Sarah Rich, PSU PRESS
ACM, #39, Left Field Press, Chicago, page 63, photograph reproduced
Dictionary of the Avant Garde, 2001, Kostelanetz
Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American Art, National Endowment Archive Project,
Art in America Annual, 2001, 1996/99, 95/96, 94/95
20th Anniversity Shark’s Lithography, University of Colorado, 1996
Making Their Mark: Women Moving in the Mainstream, (R. Rosen), 1994
The Power of Feminist Art, Broude & Garrard, p. 113-114, 1994
University of Colorado Visiting Artist Program Anniversary catalogue, 1992
Biograpahy International, 1988, Vol. III, K.L. Gupta, India
Ricardo Pau-Llosa, The Discourse of Magic Realism, Lehigh University Press, 1989
American Artists '89, American References
New York Art Review, Chicago (American References), 1988
Ricardo Pau-Llosa, The Discourse of Magic Realism, Lehigh University Press, 1989
ART AT WORK: theChase Manhattan Bank Collection, D.F. Dutton, Rosenblum et al.
American Artists ‘89, American References
New York Art Review, Chicago (American References), 1988
Essays on Texas Women in the Arts: No Bluebonnets, No Yellow Roses, Moore, Mid-March
Art Books, New York City, 1988
ADORNMENTS, Perrault and Collischan Van Wagoner, 1986
New York Art Gallery Yearbook, 1974-1978, 1985, 1986
Great American Fan Exhibition, V. Butera, 1983
Laguna Gloria Art Museum, New Work Texas Artists, Carlozzi, 1982
Denver Art Museum, State of the Arts - Sharks Lithography Workshop, 1981
Masks, Independent Curators Collaborative, 1980
Indianapolis Museum of Art, BICENTENNIAL PAINTING AND SCULPTURE, 1976
Friends of Contemporary Art, Denver, Colorado Artists, 1973
External Reviewer, McMaster University 2007
External Reviewer for UCD 2000, 2007, 2008
External Reviewer University of Colorado 2000, 1998
External Reviewer for the Graduate Program at Claremont Graduate School, CA (with Ruth Weisberg and Paul Brach), 1998.
Texas Public Television, 2 hr. special on % For Art Legislation Panel, Moderated & Directed by Micaela Amato, 1994, Austin “Sculpture For the People”
Southern Arts Federation Panel, NEA Visual Arts Panel, 1994
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Visual Arts Panel, 1994
Invited to participate in Indo-China Arts Project - Arts Delegation to Vietnam - June 1993
Co-Directed, PSU 2-day Symposium, “The Sephardic Journey 1492-1992” funded by Institute for the Curated Exhibition and wrote catalogue essay: “In Praise of Paradox and Contradiction”, Westminster College, PA 1991.
Editorial Board, Collegiate Art Press, CA, 1989-92
AICA Painters Symposium, New York City 1990 (Invited to represent Penn State)
Co-Curated, "Gender and Representation," PSU-1991 (Mendieta, Piper, Lacy, Semmel, Sanchez, Wilson, Pindell, Burgin, Kelly, etc.)
Texas Public Television “Micaela Amato-1993” (airs occasionally)
Patrick Gallery, Curator, Austin, 1980-
Staff Writer and Editorial Board, OCULAR Magazine
Curator, National Exhibitions, Womanspace, Boulder, 1970-74
CBS Denver Cameo Special, 1977
PBS Panel on the Arts, Denver, 1975
Art Reviewer, Boulder Daily Camera, Straight Creek Journal, Denver, 1973-77
Editor for Women's Caucus for Arts Newsletter/CAA 1973 Issue (on new Affirmative Action Program)
Regional Coordinator for Four Western States/Coalition of Women Artists Organizations
West East Bag Representative for Colorado, 1971-77
Collaborated with Nancy Spanier Dance Theatre of Colorado, 1973, 79, 89
COUPLES DISCOURSE, Palmer Museum of Art CURATED
College Art Association Conference 2007
The BIG BIRTHDAY BOOK, 2005, Sixty-Fifth Year Festschrift for R. Kostelanetz, essay, page 6.
Jouvert: A Journal of Post Colonial Studies, North Carolina State University (pending).
The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, Vol. II, MIT Press, 1997 (Society for Humanist Studies, Utrecht).
College Art Association Publication of Abstracts, 1995
PSU - Graduate Education: A Plan for Enhancing Quality, 1993
Catalogue Essay, "In Praise of Paradox and Contradiction," Westminster College, Wilmington, PA, 1991
College Art Association Conference, Intention in Art - Abstract, 1990
Affiliated Colleges of Art, New York/Washington, D.C., Panel Report, "Revisionist Art History vs. the Canon in Painting Curriculum," May 1990
College Art Association Conference, Abstract, "The Legacy of Piero della Francesca: Compression as a 20th Century Experience," 1986
Catalogue Essay, “Performance Art: Betty Ward in Context,” San Antonio, TX, 1985
KLRU Public Television, directed, moderated, curated educational program in support of % for Art legislation with legislators and popular culture sociologists with the arts community, aired frequently across Texas, "Sculpture for the People," included work by James Surls, Siah Armajani, Mary Miss, Dale Eldred and others.
Art Press Paris International, Fall 1982 interview with Lucy Lippard, art critic
Ocular Magazine, Spring, interview with Nancy Hoffman, 1978
Ocular Magazine, Fall, interview with Lucy Lippard, 1977
Ocular Magazine, Spring, interview with Paula Cooper, 1977
Ocular Magazine, interview with Marcia Tucker, Director, New Museum
Ocular Magazine, interview with Henry Hopkins, Director, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Editorial Board, Ocular Magazine, 1976-1979
Editor, College Art Association Women's Caucus Newsletter, Spring Issue on Affirmative Action Program in HEW
Straight Creek Journal, Revolutionary Act: Nancy Spanier Dance Theatre, 1976
Straight Creek Journal, Bauhaus Revisited: Herbert Bayer, Denver, CO, February 1973
Straight Creek Journal, Mixed Means: James Cunningham and the Acme Dance Co., Denver, May 1973
Straight Creek Journal, Photo-realism and the Illusion of Truth, November, 1972
Straight Creek Journal, Documenting Our Reality: Japanese Internment, Denver, Fall 1971
Daily Camera, boulder co.
World Who’s Who of Women, 1994 to present
International Biography of Distinguished, 1989-1994, London
Who’s Who in American Art, 1980’s & 1990’s
Who’s Who in American Women, 1980’s & 1990’s to present
Who’s Who in the East, 1980’s & 1990’ to present
Who’s Who in the Southwest, 1980’s & 1990’s
New York Art Gallery Yearbook, 1980’s & 1990’s
Biography International, Vol. III, K. L. Gupta, India, 1988 to present