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2008
Juror Bio Page
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February
2 - 20, 2008
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Sally Caswell is
a New England oil and watercolor artist. Her works
have attracted both national and international recognition
in Who's Who in American Art, noted most recently in
2007.
Local exhibitions have
included a three person show at the The Rhode Island
Watercolor Society and participation in the 19 on Paper
exhibit at Gallery 297.
Caswell has taught figure
drawing at local colleges as well as from her home studio in
Massachusetts. She has been the co-chair of the group,
19 on Paper, for the past two years.
Email:
Caswellart@comcast.net
Web:
www.caswellart.com
www.nineteenonpaper.com/Caswell.html
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WAA
Spring Member All-Media Show
Part
I: Surnames A - L ... March 14 - April 2, 2008
Part
II: Surnames M - Z ... April 4 - 23, 2008
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Berge
Zobian, photographer and director of Gallery Z in
Providence.
www.bergezobian.com
www.galleryzprov.com
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May
16 - June 4, 2008
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Paola
Ferrario gained her MFA in Photography from Yale University
in 1988. Since then, she has won numerous awards in
photography including the Taylor-Lang Prize, The Brindly-Hardy
Fellowship, the Guggenheim Fellowship and grants from the
Puffin Foundation, the Rhode Island Foundation and the Rhode
Island State Council for the Arts. Ferrario's work may
be viewed at: http://www.paolaferrario.com
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June
27 - July 16, 2008
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Associate Curator of Prints,
Drawings, Photographs
The RISD Museum
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WAA
Members Show
Nostalgia: Memories and Memorabilia
<All
Media Except Photography>
July 18 - August 6, 2008
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Holly Ewald
is a studio and community artist who works in a variety of
media including artist books, collage, monoprints, mail art
and installation. She received a BA in Art from University
of Oregon, an MFA in Painting from Brooklyn College and has
been to Reggio Emelia, Italy to study the Reggio Approach.
She has been an artist in residence at the Millay Colony in
upstate New York, Skowhegan School of Art in Maine, and New
Urban Arts in Providence. Her collaborative work has been
published in "River Styx 56, the visual word",
"Resurgence Magazine", The Penland Book of
Handmade Books, and Community Performance, An
Introduction. She has received grants from The Michigan
State Council on the Arts, Bronx Council for the Arts, Rhode
Island Sate Council on the Arts, and a New Works Grant from
The Rhode Island Foundation. Her work has been honored with
an education award from the Rhode Island Historical
Preservation and Heritage Commission and a Clearwater Award
from The Waterfront Center in Washington DC. She is a
founding member of Voices and Visions of Village Life an
organization that initiates and supports creative
humanities/arts projects with adults and children in
Pawtuxet Village and other communities.
As a community artist her
main goal is to enable others to explore, reflect on and
visually respond to personal stories and share those with
others. Her community practice continues to evolve -- from
teaching in a variety of settings, to a process she calls
visual dialogue and recently to public art. For the past
four years her community projects have been collaborations
with folklorist Michael Bell focusing on Pawtuxet Village
where they both live. The exploration of sites such as
Pawtuxet Village as spaces with multiple layers of history
and human relationship with the natural environment is part
of her ongoing research for artwork.
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WAA
Open Juried Show
An Exhibition of Collage
August 29 - September 17, 2008
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Kim
Salerno’s work has been exhibited throughout the United
States in galleries, cultural centers and museums. Kim’s
work has won many awards including a recent grant from the
Pollock-Krasner Foundation and a fellowship from the Rhode
Island State Council on the Arts. Salerno earned a master of
architecture from the University of Pennsylvania.
She holds a certificate in painting from the School
of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BA from Smith College.
In addition to teaching, Kim has worked as an
architect and presently serves on the Historic District
commission in Newport, Rhode Island.
She has taught art and design at colleges and
universities throughout the country including the School of
the Art Institute of Chicago.
She now teaches at the University of Rhode Island.
http://www.kimsalerno.com/
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To Be Determined
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WAA
2nd Annual Juried
Photo Guild Show
September
19 - October 8, 2008
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WAA
Open
Juried Show
Avant Garde/Abstract/New Media
October
31 - November 19, 2008
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Yizhak Elyashiv is
an internationally recognized printmaker. In
2007, he was awarded the prestigious MacColl
Johnson Fellowship from the Rhode Island Foundation and the
Howard Award Fellowship from Brown University.
His
work has been exhibited and collected by numerous museums
including: The British Museum, The Tweed Museum of Art, The
Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, The Isreal Museum,
The Brooklyn Museum, Yale University Art Gallery and The
Cleveland Museum of Art.
Elyashiv earned his BFA from the
Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem and his MFA
from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1992. He is currently pursuing his interest in the Irish
immigration to New England through a residency at the
Ballinglen Arts Foundation in Ireland. 
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To Be Determined
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WAA
Annual All Media Members Show
Little Pictures Show & Sale
November
21 - December 24, 2008
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