Matthew Friday Curriculum Vitae

Ohio University. School of Art. Seigfred Hall. Athens, Ohio 45701
(tel)315-289-6049 email: fridaym@ohio.edu. websites: http://matthewfriday.net http://www.spurse.org

EDUCATION

1997-8 Whitney Museum American Art Independent Study Program.

M.F.A. Indiana State University, Department of Art. 1995- 1998.
Concentration: Studio Arts. Painting, mixed media emphasis.

B.F.A. University of New Mexico, Department of Art. 1992-1994.
Studio Arts. Cum Laude.

1993 Slade School of Fine Arts, London England
Exchange Student.

Southern Connecticut State University, 1990-1992.
Studio and Liberal Arts.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: ACADEMIC

Ohio University. Athens, Ohio. Assistant Professor, 2006-present.

Taught: Seeing and Knowing in the Visual Arts; All levels of Undergraduate and Graduate Painting and Drawing; Intermediate and Advanced Figure Drawing; Art 118 Conceptual Drawing;
Departmental and University Activities: Curriculum Committee 2006-2007, Advisory Council 2006-2007, Scholarship Committee 2006-2007, Public Relations and Recruitment Committee 2006-present (chair), New Media Search Committee 2006-2008 (chair), Modernist Art History Search Committee (2007-2008), AAUP Steering Committee (2008-present).

State University of New York at Oswego. Oswego, New York. Visiting Assistant Professor, 1998-2001. Assistant Professor 2001-2005. Associate Professor 2005-2006.

Taught: Introduction to Visual Art; Seminar in Contemporary Art and Theory; Drawing I, II, III; Figure Drawing I,II,II; Design I; Painting I, II, III, IV; Graduate Painting; Mural Painting; Critical Looking: Images of Power and Persuasion.
Departmental and University Activities: Modernist Art Historian search committee 1998-9, 2004, Hart Hall Faculty in Residence 1999 – 2001, Visiting Artist Program Director 1999- 2002, LINKS Postmodern reading group 1999 – 2000. Chair, Capstone Course committee 1999-2004. Curriculum committee 1999 - present. Chair Curriculum committee 2001-2003, Ad-hoc Foundations committee 1999-2000. Advisory Committee 2000-2002, Foundations position search committee 2000-2001, Drawing coordinator search committee 2001-2002, Photography Coordinator search committee 2001-2002. Faculty Assembly Representative 2002-present. Studio Coordinator 2000-2002. Painting Area Coordinator 1999-present, Campus Concept Committee (architectural planning) 2003-2005. Non-Western Art Historian search committee 2004-2005, Modernist Art Historian search committee 2005-2006. Academic Policies Council 2005-2006.

Empire State College of New York. New York City, New York. Summer Program Director. Summer 2002.

Taught: Seminar in Contemporary Art in New York City; Independent Studio Workshop.

Indiana State University. Terre Haute, Indiana. Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1995-1997.

Taught: Drawing 1, section 1; Visual Arts and Civilization; Art Appreciation; Contemporary Issues in Art. Departmental Activities: Dept. of Financial Aid, Financial Aid Counselor, 1995; Dept. of Art, Chair Person Search Committee, 1996; Dept. of Art, Photography Lab Assistant, 1996; Dept. of Art, Visiting Artist / Scholar Committee, 1996-1997; Dept. of Art, Center for Teaching Learning representative, Dept. of Art, Student Director, Web Design Committee, 1996-1997

 

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

American Association of University Professors Steering Committee Member. Served as a liaison between the College of Fine Arts and AAUP. Assisted with a collective bargaining ballot drive. Athens, Ohio. 2008-present.

United University Professions Union Delegate. Elected to represent local campus to union governance.
Involved with union activism centered around critical issues faced by higher education professionals. State University of New York at Oswego. Oswego, NY 2004-2006.

Visiting Artist Program Director. State University of New York at Oswego. Oswego, NY 1999-2002
Organized a series of lectures and invited speakers to discuss contemporary art and art history. Responsibilities included grant-writing, publications and press releases. Brought such figures as Dr. Douglas Crimp, Dr. Carol Zemel, John Tagg, The Guerilla Girls, Jerome Witkin and Nato Thompson to campus.

Curatorial assistant and installation coordinator for exhibition of Manhattan public school students. Worked with a coalition of public schools, state agencies, and the 1199 Health Care Workers Union to produce a multiple site show entitled, “Working”. The Arts Related Industry Partnership at the Young Adult Learning Academy. 320 East 96th Street. New York, New York 10128. May 1998- August 1998.

Assistant to Dorothea Rockburne. Created and implemented computer data base designed to track exhibiting artwork. Familiar with operation of professional artist’s studio. Assisted in organizing proposals for state sponsored public art projects and grants. New York, New York. December 1997- May 1998

Freelance Installation Assistant to various New York City galleries including: Dorfman Projects, Art Resources Transfer, and GreenNaftali. Worked on all aspects of the construction of multiple complex installations by such artists as: Betye Saar, Mary Beth Edelson, Vija Clemins, Dorothea Rockburne, and Elizabeth Murray. Responsibilities included lighting, hanging, fabrication and construction. New York, New York. September 1997- May 1998.

Student Coalition For Administrative Reform: President. Student activist group acting in alliance with AFL-CIO to unionize the graduate school of Indiana State University. Terre Haute, Indiana. September 1996 to May 1997

Organizer of "Art Against Aids." exhibition. Raised money by auctioning donated artwork. All funds were given to the Vigo County Aids Task Force. "R" Place, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1995-1996.

Residency Program. D.H.Lawrence Ranch. Contemporary Film Making: Nature and Technology. Taos, New Mexico. Summer 1994.


LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS

“Towards the production of the New Earth: Spatial Practices of Becoming.” American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference. Boston, MA. March 2009.
Visiting Artist Lecture. Grand Arts (as part of spurse collaboration). Kansas City, MO. February 2009.
Visiting Artist Lecture. Pittsburgh Art Center. Pittsburgh, PA. November 2008.
“Space, Place: Time, Temporality” Critical Geography Conference. Ohio University. October 2008
Visiting Artist Lecture. James Madison University. Harrisonburg, VA. September 2008.
Visiting Artist Lecture. Kansas City Art Institute. Kansas City, MO. June 2008.
Juror. University of Wisconsin: Eau Claire Student Exhibition. April 2008.
“Adorno Contra Benjamin” Radical Artists Conference. Ohio University. March 2007.
Visiting Artist Lecture. Bowling Green State University. Bowling Green, OH. September 2007.
Juror, Chinese Business International, “China Through your Eyes”, Athens, OH. May 2007.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Mercer Gallery, Monroe Community College (as part of spurse collaboration). Rochester, NY. February 2007.
Visiting Artist Lecturer and studio critiques for graduate sculpture students at the Chicago Art Institute (as part of spurse collaboration) Chicago, IL. October 2006.
Symposium on the Non-Human. Indianapolis Museum of Art (as part of spurse collaboration) Indianapolis, IN October 2007.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Visual Studies Workshop. Rochester, NY. September 2006.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. March 2006.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Hartnett Gallery, University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. February 2005.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Mercer Gallery, Monroe Community College. Rochester, NY. November 2004.
“Borges Slide Library of Babel” Beyond the Slide Library. FIT. NYC. October 2004.
“Virtual Becomings: Deleuzian Anti-Models of Representation” SUNY Crossing Borders Conference Binghamton. Binghamton,NY. April 2004.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Schweinfurth Memorial Art Gallery. Auburn, NY. April 2003.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Rochester Institute of Technology. Rochester, NY. December 2002.
“Surrealism and Psychoanalysis: Elective Affinities” Lecture presented for Literature and Psychoanalysis course at SUNY Binghamton. October 2002.
“The Performance of Representation: Marcel Duchamp and Andy Kaufman” 32nd Annual Popular Culture Conference. Toronto, Canada. March 16, 2002.
Visiting Artist Lecturer. Empire State College. New York, New York. April 25, 2001.
“Avant-garde strategies of representation” Quest: Research in Action. State University of New York, Oswego. Oswego, NY spring 2001.
“Art of the Mexican Revolution.” Hart Hall Global Living Lecture series. State University of New York College at Oswego. Fall 2000.
Symposium for Higher Education in The Arts. Lecture for regional high school art teachers on the history of contemporary painting and critical theory. Oswego. New York. October 29 1999.
“Disappearing Charade. The fatal strategy of the simulacra in contemporary art” Paper delivered at seventh annual Art History Symposium, University of Kansas. Lawrence, Kansas. March 13, 1999.
“Artists and Consumerism” Exhibiting artist, and guest lecturer at Supermarket 1997 National Juried Exhibition. University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wisconsin. 1997.
"Who killed the NEA?" Sheldon Swope Museum, Terre Haute, Indiana. October 16 1996.

PUBLICATIONS: ARTICLES

“Beyond drawing: constructed realities”. Article on Stephen Talasnik for exhibition at Ohio University. September. 2008.
“Ronald Gonzalez” Exhibition Brochure. SUNY Oswego. October 2005.
“The Sculptures of Helene Brandt” Exhibition Brochure. SUNY Oswego. March 2003.
“Expressive Freedom: Graffiti Art”. New York Art Guide. Published by Hall Goat II. Fall 2000.
“Whitney Biennial 2000”. New York Art Guide. Published by Hall Goat II. Summer 2000.
“Postmodern Sublime: The Everson Biennial” New York Art Guide. Published by Hall Groat II. Spring 2000
Digital Photography ‘97: “Re-Visioning the Human Form”. Exhibiting artist displayed on interactive web site. http://www.bradley.edu/exhibit/. Bradley University. Peoria, Illinois. 1997
20th-Century Works from the Indiana State University Permanent Collection: Lichtenstein, Oldenburg, and Warhol. Co-authored Catalog. Turman Art Gallery, Department of Art, Indiana State University. Terre Haute, Indiana. 1997.

PUBLICATIONS: CATALOGS

Experimental Geography. Essays by Nato Thompson, Jeffrey Kastner and Trevor Paglen, with contributions from Matthew Coolidge, Iain Kerr, Lize Mogel and Damon Rich. 2008.
Useful Pictures. Edited by Adelheid Mers. Catalog for Whitewalls exhibition. 2008.
The Interventionists Users' Manual for the Creative Disruption of Everyday Life. Ed. Edited by Nato Thompson and Gregory Sholette. Catalog for MassMoca exhibition. 2004.

EXHIBITION REVIEWS

Kansas City Star. “Grand Arts’ spurse exhibit is a laboratory of time” Review of DeepTime exhibition by Alice Thorson. Sat, Mar. 14, 2009
Nuvo Newsweekly. “ReUse/ReOrder” by Julianna Thibodeaux. February 25, 2009.
Kansas City Star. “Deep Time + Rapid Time’ heads February gallery openings” by Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp. Feb. 04, 2009
Living Green. “Everyday Objects Reordered as Art” Review of ReUse/ReOrder exhibition by Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp. January 2008.
Columbus Dispatch. “What Time is This Place”. Review of Urban Arts Space exhibition. By Bill Mayr. August 21, 2008.
Kansas City Star. “spurse at Kansas City Art Institute” August 14, 2008
Art Lies. “Civil Disobedience” Review of San Antonio Contemporary Art Month exhibition by Anjali Gupta. Summer 2005.
City News. “Is it Art, or is it Anarchy?”. Review of Hartnett Gallery Exhibition By Frank De Blase. February 23, 2005.
City News. “We’re not quite in Arcadia anymore”. Review of Roco Upstate Invitational By Alex Miokovic with Heidi Nickisher. October 6. 2004
New City Chicago. “Social Study” review of Social Awareness exhibition at UnitB gallery by Michael Workman. Chicago, Illinois. April 9 2004.
PostStandard. “Made In New York 2002” Syracuse, New York. July 7, 2002.
Punk Planet. “Working for the DSLR” Review of DSLR group show. Toledo, Ohio. November 2001. Issue 46.
New Art Examiner. “The World is Ours”. Review of DSLR group show. Chicago, Illinois. September 2001
Chicago Reader. “Group Efforts.”. Review of DSLR group show. Chicago, Illinois. Friday April 27, 2001.
The Press Herald. “Generation X”. Review of group show. Portland, Maine. October 2000.
The Times Record. “Generation X Examines Their Own Identity”. Interview for group show. Portland Maine October 2000.
The Star. “Supermarket 1999” Review of group show. Kansas City Art Institute. Kansas City, Missouri. June 1999.
New Art Examiner. “ Supermarket 1997”. Review of group show. Madison, Wisconsin. May 1997.
Concepts. Featured artist of an international competition. National Golden Key Honor Society. Atlanta, Georgia. 1996.
Conceptions: Southwest. Featured artist. University of New Mexico Press. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1993.

GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

Ohio Arts Initiative Programming Grant ($10,000). 2008.
Ohio University College of Art Probationary Faculty Award. 2008.
Ohio University School of Art Creative Research Grant. 2007.
New York Federation of the Arts Strategic Opportunity Stipend. Summer. 2006.
Faculty Enhancement Grant. SUNY at Oswego. Oswego, NY. Summer 2006.
United University Professions Union Faculty Development grant. Summer 2005
Faculty Enhancement Grant. SUNY at Oswego. Oswego, NY Summer 2002.
Women’s Center award for faculty support. SUNY at Oswego. Oswego, NY Spring 2001.
Rainbow Alliance award for faculty support. SUNY at Oswego. Oswego, NY Spring 2001.
Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant SUNY at Oswego. Oswego, NY Fall 2000.
Diversity Grant to invite the Guerrilla Girls. SUNY. Oswego, NY Fall 2000.
Graduate Student Research and Development Grant, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1998
Whitney Museum of American Art Studio Fellowship. New York, New York. 1997-1998
Excellence in Education Award. Indiana State University, Terre Haute Indiana. 1997
Center for Teaching and Learning Stipend. Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1997
General Education In Action Research Grant. Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1996
Graduate Assistant Fellowship. Art Department, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana.1995-1997
Best Conceptual Work. Award. Turman Art Gallery, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1996
Perkins’ Award: Excellence in Painting. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1994
Amigo Scholarship. Honors Department, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1992
Alumni Scholarship. Art Department, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut. 1992

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2009
Indianapolis Art Center. “ReUse/ReOrder” Group exhibition. February-April.
Grand Arts. “DeepTime/Rapid Time” Solo exhibition as part of spurse collective. February-April.
Experimental Geography. Touring exhibition organized by Nato Thompson of Creative Time. Group exhibition with Spurse collective. Albuquerque Museum of Art. June 28-Sept. 20.

2008
Pittsburgh Contemporary Art Center. Solo Exhibition. Pittsburgh, PA. November – January.
Experimental Geography. Touring exhibition organized by Nato Thompson of Creative Time. Group exhibition with Spurse collective. Venues include DePauw University and Rochester Art Center.
Ohio State University Urban Arts Space. “What Time is This Place”. Columbus, Ohio. July – September.
Ingenuity Festival. “Crooked River in the First and Third Persons” Group exhibition with Spurse collective. Cleveland, Ohio. July.
Rochester Contemporary Art Center. “6x6x2008”. Rochester, New York. June – July.
Rio Grande University. “OU Painting Faculty Exhibit”. March – April.
Space 237. “Environments”. Toledo, Ohio. October-January.

2007
Bowling Green State University Art Gallery. “Heroes” Three person exhibition. August 31-September 30.
Grand Arts. From the Fat of the Land:Alchemies, Ecologies, Attractions. Group exhibition with Spurse Collective. Kansas City, MO. April 7 - July 27, 2007.
Supermarket 2007. National Juried Traveling Exhibition organized by Slop Art. Portland ME.
Homeland: Borders and Boundaries Video Festival. Centro Estatal de las Artes of the Instituto de Cultura de Baja California, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. June.
Mercer Gallery. “Bureau for the Emergence of Coevolutionary Agents”. Group exhibition with Spurse Collective. Rochester, New York. March – April.

2006
Indianapolis Museum of Art. “Sub-merging”. Group exhibition with Spurse collective. Indianapolis, IN. June-December.
Public Art: Moving Site. Group exhibition with Spurse collective. Venues include Artspace in New Haven Ct and Cambridge Arts Council in MA. January-May.
Ohio University Gallery. “Smoke and Mirrors: Photography and Performance” Group exhibition with collaborative Society for the Representation of Society. January.

2005
Mercer Gallery. “Exquisite Corpse” Group exhibition. Rochester, New York. December.
Sibley Window Project. Rochester Contemporary Gallery. Rochester, New York. November.
Company Gallery (ThiNC). SUNY Oswego Dept. of Art exhibition. Syracuse, New York. October.
ReConvene. Indiana State University Art Gallery. Invitational exhibition. Terre Haute, Indiana. October.
Religion A.D. 2000. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Terre Haute, Indiana. September.
San Antonio Contemporary Arts Month. Civil Disobedience Project. San Antonio, Texas. July.
Schweinfurth Memorial Art Gallery. “Made In New York”. Regional juried exhibition. Auburn, New York. July.
Polvo Gallery. “Decay” Solo exhibit of collaborative art group The Society for the Representation of Society. Chicago, Illinois. April-March
Axtryx Gallery. “a friend is a friend” Group invitational exhibition. San Antonio, Texas. March-April
Harnett Gallery. New York Invitational. University of Rochester. Rochester, New York. February-March.

2004
Mercer Gallery. “Matthew Friday: New Paintings” Solo show. Rochester, New York. October-Novermber.
Rochester Contemporary Art Association. Upstate Invitational. Rochester, New York. September-October.
Rochester Contemporary Art Association. Members Exhibition. Rochester, New York. July-August.
Wiggle Room Gallery “San Antonio Contemporary Arts Month” July 2004.
Unit B Gallery "Social Awareness" Odie Rynell Cash, curator. Chicago Illinois. April 9 -May 1
MassMoca. “The Interventionists: Art in the Social Sphere” Nato Thompson, curator. North Adams, Mass. Collaboration with spurse collective.

2003
University of Buffalo Art Department Gallery. Two Person Exhibition with Becky Kinder. Buffalo, New York.
Buffalo Arts Studio. Two Person Exhibition with Becky Kinder. Buffalo, New York. October.
Large Format Invitational. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Terre Haute, Indiana. September.
Made In New York 2003. Regional Juried Exhibition. Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center. Jurors: Gina Murtagh, Prof. Pratt/Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute School of Art and Rainer Maria Wehner,. Sculptor. June 28 – August 24.
Brewster Project. Group exhibition with spurse collective, Bresyer Arts Festival, Brewster, NY.
Rochester Contemporary Art Association. Members Exhibition. Recipient of Arts and Cultural Council of Rochester Award. Rochester, New York.
SUNY Faculty Show. State University of New York at Albany. Albany, NY.
Cambridge Art Association. National Juried Exhibition. Juror: Marc Pachter, Director, National Portrait Gallery-Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. Cambridge, MA.
Supermarket 2003. National Juried Traveling Exhibition. Center for Contemporary Art in St. Louis, MO.

2002
Empire State College Open Studios. New York, New York. August.
Reactions. Exit Art Gallery. New York, New York. January 26 – April 27.
Made in New York 2002. Regional Juried Exhibition. Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center. Juors, Gary
Trento Prof. Syracuse University and Susan Weisend, Professor Ithaca College. June 29 – August 25.
Faculty Show. Tyler Art Gallery. State University of New York at Oswego. Oswego, New York. October – November.

2001
Revolution. Gallery 212. Ann Arbor, Michigan. September 2001.
Empire State College Open Studios. Visiting Artist. New York, New York. August 2001.
Department of Space and Land Reclamation. National Invitational Exhibition. Curated by Nato Thompson of the Chicago Art Institute. Other artists include Guerrilla Girls, RtMark, Temporary Services and RepoHistory.
Butcher Shop Gallery, Chicago IL April, 2001.
Faculty Show. Tyler Art Gallery. SUNY Oswego. Oswego, New York. October – November.

2000
Generation X: The Unknown Generation. National Juried Exhibition. Danforth Gallery. Portland Maine. October – December.
Faculty Show. Tyler Art Gallery. State University of New York at Oswego. Oswego, New York. October
Supermarket 2000. National Juried Traveling Exhibition. Venues: Kansas City Art Institute, Miami University, LaCrosse University, Shepperd College. August 15 – January 10.
“What is Art?” National Juried Exhibition St. Cloud Arts Council. St. Cloud, MN. March 10 – April 17.

1999
Oswego Arts Guild. Schoolhouse Gallery. Oswego, New York. November – December.
Faculty Show. Tyler Art Gallery. SUNY Oswego. Oswego, New York. October – November.
Made In New York ’99. Regional Juried Exhibition. Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center. Jurors, Karen Bakke Chairperson Syracuse University and Al Bremmer former chairperson SUNY Oswego. Auburn, New York. June 19 – August 29.
Supermarket 1999. National Juried Exhibition. Kansas City Art Institute. Jurors, Adriane Herman and Brian Reeves, professors KSAI. Kansas City, Missouri. April 17 – May 22.

1998
Faculty Show. Tyler Art Gallery. SUNY Oswego. Oswego, New York. November -December.
Masters of Fine Arts Thesis Show. (solo show) University Gallery, Indiana State University. Terre Haute, Indiana. July – August.
Contemporary Visions ‘98, National Juried Exhibition The University Gallery. Juror. Ivan Karp, Owner of O.K. Harris Gallery New York City. Bridgeport, Connecticut. May 6 - May 23.
Whitney Museum of American Art. Independent Study Program Open Studio Show. New York, New York. May 16- May 25.
Feral Art Group Exhibit, Feral Art Gallery. New York City, New York. February - March
Gallery 84: National Juried Exhibition. National Juried Exhibition Gallery 84. Juror, Marisol. New York City, New York. December 1997- January.

1997
Digital Photography ‘97: Re-Visioning the Human Form. National Juried Exhibition Juror. Olivia Parker, Peoria, Illinois. April 97- May 97
Turman Art Gallery, Indiana State University. Terre Haute, Indiana. February.
Supermarket 1997, National Juried Exhibition SLOP art gallery. Madison, Wisconsin. February.
53rd Annual Wabash Valley Exhibition. Sheldon Swope Art Museum. Terre Haute, Indiana. Juror: David W. Kiehl, Curator of Prints, Whitney Museum of American Art. February 1 - March 23.
Taboo. Juror. Ursla Krammer Fox, gallery owner. Women Made Gallery. Chicago Illinois. February.

1996
Bare Montgomery Gallery, Terre Haute, Indiana. October.
Golden Key Honor Society International Exhibition. Atlanta, Georgia. August. (permanent collection) .
9th Annual Mc Neese Paper and Print Exhibition. Mc. Neese University. Lake Charles, Missouri. June.
52nd Annual Wabash Valley Exhibition. Sheldon Swope Art Museum. Terre Haute, Indiana. February.

1995
Art Against AIDS. AIDS Art Auction. (Curated and organized).Terre Haute, Indiana.
Hulman Gallery, Hulman Memorial Student Union, Terre Haute, Indiana. September 1996 - December.
Bare Montgomery Gallery. Terre Haute, Indiana. October.
Turman Art Gallery. Terre Haute, Indiana. awarded “Best Conceptual Work”. November.

REFERENCES

Laura Larson
School of Art Seigfred Hall
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
tel: (740) 593-0437
email: larsonl1@ohio.edu

David LaPalombara
Director, School of Art Seigfred Hall
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
tel: (740) 593-4290
email: lapalomb@ohio.edu

Dr. Maureen Shanahan
Director: Honors Program
James Madison University
Hill B3, MSC 1501
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
tel: (540) 568-6029
email: shanahmg@jmu.edu

Rick Metzgar
Dept. of Art
State University of New York at Oswego
Tyler Hall, Oswego, New York 13126
tel: (315) 312-3185
email: metzgar@oswego.edu