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1993
- 1994 |
Courses:
Art Criticism, Painting, and Color Mixing, Capitol Hill
Arts Workshop, Washington, DC |
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1976 |
Doctor
of Education, Art Education, the Pennsylvania State
University |
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1963 |
Master
of Fine Arts, Advertising Design, Maryland Institute,
College of Art, Baltimore, MD |
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1957 |
Bachelor
of Arts, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC |
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1998 |
NEON
ARTWORK COMMISSIONED by Nancy Bloch and Jerry Nelson,
“Connection” , a 6’h x 4’w x 2’d
neon light sculpture piece, Brookfield, MD. |
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1996 |
NEON
ARTWORK COMMISSIONED by the North Carolina Arts Council,
Raleigh, North Carolina. A 6’ x 16’ Neon
Artwork: "ASL, Past, Present and Future."
Designed and created by the artist, now on permanent
display inside the lobby glass windows above the inside
entrance of the new building, Student Activities Center,
at the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf,
Wilson, NC. |
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1996 |
LECTURER,
ArtSign ‘96, Louisiana School for the Deaf, 2 Days
workshops on De’VIA to secondary students from 5
different state schools for the deaf. |
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1995 |
LECTURER,
graduate department during orientation week at Gallaudet
University, Washington, DC in September. |
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1994 |
LECTURER:
taught a one-semester course on substance abuse and the
Deaf community, Counseling Department, Gallaudet
University. |
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1991-
present |
FREE
LANCE ARTIST and CONSULTANT/ EDUCATOR: on Painting:
Acrylics, Color, and Drawing/ De’VIA (Deaf View
Image Art) |
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1992,
1993 |
LECTURER,
Art Department, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC. |
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1981
- 1982 |
DEAF
ARTS/ARTISTS COORDINATOR, Beyond Sound, Hollywood, CA.
Set up referral system on Deaf artists and actors for the
television production company. |
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1982 |
ART
INSTRUCTOR, Barnsdall Park, Junior Arts Center Adult
Education Program, Los Angeles, CA |
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1980
- 1981 |
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR, Deaf Counseling, Advocacy, and Referral Agency,
(D.C.A.R.A.) Oakland, CA. Directed and coordinated
four-office agency services for Deaf consumers; oversaw
planning, policy-making and grant writing components for
entire agency; advocate for increased sensitivity to
problems faced by the Deaf community via workshops and
training. |
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1979
- 1980 |
PUBLIC
RELATIONS DIRECTOR, D.C.A.R.A. Supervised the
distribution of agency newsletter. Initiated new format
and layout, oversaw finished art, editing and cartoons.
Developed public service announcements for informational
purposes and conducted Deaf Awareness workshops for the
general community. |
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1979
- 1980 |
PRODUCER,
D.E.A.F. Media, Inc., Oakland, CA. Produced videotapes on
signing styles and signing levels of American Sign
Language in conjunction with the National Council of
Training Programs for Sign Language Instructors. |
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1977
- 1979 |
DIRECTOR
OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM, and Board member,
SPECTRUM, FOCUS ON DEAF ARTISTS, Austin, TX. Charter
member of organization, assisted in developing structure
and policies, fundraising, budget planning, and public
relations. Directed the Visual and Performing Arts
Program for Deaf artists. In conjunction with Antioch
University - Southwest Region, taught Deaf and non-deaf
undergraduate and graduate students in Arts and Deaf
Education (including instructional methods and group
processes). Planned, supervised and conducted two (2)
summer conferences for visual and performing arts for
professional Deaf artists. |
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1959
- 1977 |
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR, Department of Art, Gallaudet University.
Taught causes in Drawing, Color, Design, Printmaking,
Watercolors, and Graphics, and supervised individual
studies in Studio and Art Education. |
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1957
- 1959 |
ILLUSTRATOR,
Reuben Donnelly Corporation, Washington, DC. Illustrating
ads for the Yellow Pages. |
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1998 |
LECTURER,
Kentucky Deaf Arts Festival, Louisville, Kentucky |
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1996 |
LECTURER,
ArtSign ‘96, Louisiana School for the Deaf, 2 Days
workshops on De’VIA to secondary students from 5
different state schools for the deaf |
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1995 |
LECTURE:
“De’VIA” to a group of Graduate students
at Gallaudet University during orientation week |
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1994 |
LECTURE:
“Deaf View Image Art (De’VIA) to a group of
Deaf children (ages 9 - 14) at Kendall Model Elementary
School for the Deaf, Washington, DC |
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1993 |
EXHIBIT
and LECTURE: De’VIA, Deafpride, Inc., Washington, DC |
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1993 |
LECTURE
and EXHIBIT, “Deaf View Image Art (De’VIA) at
the Deaf Studies III Conference, Chicago, Illinois. |
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1993 |
LECTURE:
“Deaf View Image Art (De’VIA) at the Gallery,
North Essex Community College, Haverhill, MA. |
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1991 |
SEMINAR:
Professional Deaf Art and Art Techniques, to a group of
Advanced Art Students, Department of Art, Gallaudet
University, Washington, DC |
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1991 |
SPECIAL
ARTS EVENT, Workshop: Deaf Art, George Washington
University, Washington, DC |
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1989 |
WORKSHOP:
Conducted a Workshop on: “Expression: Deaf Art”
(including the official announcement of written
De’VIA manifesto), at the international Deaf Way
Conference, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC |
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1989 |
SEMINAR:
”What is Deaf Art?” Planned, conducted, and
participated in a 4-day workshop prior to the Deaf Way
Conference with 9 Deaf professional artists and Deaf Art
scholars. This resulted in the establishment of Deaf View
Image Art (De’VIA), and a written and visual
manifesto. |
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1986
- 1987 |
DEAF
ART WORKSHOP, Model Secondary School for the Deaf,
Washington, DC, and artist-in-residence at the MSSD Art
Department, 9 months |
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1986 |
DEAF
ART WORKSHOPS, conducted at various departments at
Gallaudet University and MSSD |
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1984 |
GRADUATE
LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM FOR DEAF PROFESSIONALS,
California State University, Northridge, California: Deaf
Art |
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1983 |
GUEST
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE, Summer Deaf Arts Program sponsored
by the Child Hearing League, Seattle, Washington (Robert
Roth, Project Director). Taught visual awareness to young
Deaf children by sharing experiences in the visual arts,
2 weeks |
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1982 |
DEAF
VISUAL ART, presented and conducted workshop at the
conference: “Celebration ’82: Deaf
Artists”, University of California, Berkeley,
California |
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1981 |
CONSULTANT/PANELIST:
for the committee of the Disabled Performing Arts
Festival in recruiting professional Deaf performers, San
Francisco, California. Also served as a panelist:
“Visual Arts and the Deaf” |
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1981 |
WORKSHOP:
conducted and presented “Visual Arts and the
Deaf” at the conference: “Celebration ’81,
Deaf Performers and Artists”, University of
California, Berkeley, California |
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1980 |
DEAF
ART/DEAF CULTURE: conducted workshops at the Deaf Arts
Festival, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
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1978
- 1979 |
PRESENTER,
Deaf Arts Festival, SPECTRUM, FOCUS ON DEAF ARTISTS,
Austin, TX.: Led and conducted the first official
workshop and discussion ever presented in history of Deaf
Art: “What is Deaf Art?” |
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2006 |
MANAYUNK ART CENTER, Group Show, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 1-29. |
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2003 |
GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY, Washburn Arts Center, "Retrospective," November 3-21. |
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2003 |
GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY, Washburn Arts Center, "Hearing Aids Are Not Like Glasses" with Judith Treesburg, November 3-21. |
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1999 |
THOMAS JEFFERSON CENTER FOR THE PROTECTION OF FREE EXPRESSION, One Woman Show, Charlottesville, Virginia, April 26 - May
21 |
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1999 |
DEAF
STUDIES VI Conference, De’VIA Art Exhibit, Art
Gallery, Oakland, California, April |
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1998 |
Deaf
Artists Art Exhibit, KENTUCKY DEAF ARTS FESTIVAL,
Louisville, Kentucky, August |
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1997 |
DEAF
STUDIES V Conference, Group Deaf Art Exhibit, Washington,
DC, April |
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1996 |
DEAF ARTS FESTIVAL, Group Deaf Art
Exhibit,Washington, DC, September, 1995 |
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1995 |
DEAF
STUDIES IV Conference, Group Deaf Art Exhibit, Boston,
Massachusetts, April, 1995 |
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1995 |
COLONADE
GALLERY, George Washington University, and the Dance
Place, Washington, DC, The Womyn’s Health Show:
“Words and Images for Womyn’s Well-Being”,
March 1 - 30 |
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1995 |
GROUP
ART SHOW, “Searching for Old Women: Wise, Willful,
and Wanton”, Passages 10 Conference, University of
Maryland Conference Center, February 11th |
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1993 |
GROUP
DEAF ART EXHIBIT (Deaf View Image Art [De’VIA])
North Essex Community College Gallery, Haverhill,
Massachusetts, September 1 - 30 |
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1993 |
GROUP
SHOW, Capital Hill Arts League, Washington, DC, January
and February monthly shows |
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1992 |
ONE
WOMAN SHOW, Heartland Cafe, Capital Hill, Washington, DC,
September through October |
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1992 |
ONE
WOMAN SHOW, Long & Foster Realtor, Capital Hill,
Washington, DC held during the month of October |
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1991 |
ONE
WOMAN SHOW, special arts event, George Washington
University, Washington, DC |
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1989 |
GROUP
SHOW, the Deaf Way Conference, Gallaudet University,
Washington, DC |
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1989 |
ONE
WOMAN SHOW, "Ole Jim" Alumni House, Gallaudet
University, Washington, DC |
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1989 |
ONE
WOMAN SHOW, the Municipal Center, Takoma Park, Maryland |
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1985 |
GROUP
SHOW, International Games of the Deaf, Los Angeles,
California |
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1982 |
NATIONAL
GROUP SHOW, Deaf Arts Festival, Paramount Theater,
Austin, Texas |
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1982 |
GROUP
SHOW, “Celebration ’82,” University of
California, Berkeley |
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1981 |
GROUP
SHOW, “Celebration ’81,” University of
California, Berkeley |
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1979 |
GROUP
SHOW, “Deaf Arts Festival,” Spectrum Focus on
Deaf Artists, Oak Hill, Texas |
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1978 |
GROUP
SHOW, “Deaf Arts Festival,” Spectrum Focus on
Deaf Artists, Oak Hill, Texas |
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1972 |
ONE
WOMAN FACULTY SHOW, “The Silent World”
(Miller’s drawings and paintings about her deaf
experience - the first of its kind in USA), Washburn
Building, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC |
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