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Updated Resume 11-30-18 Andrea Arroyo Resume 12-2018 AH Andrea Arroyo Marc Lambrechts 411 Brannan Street San Francisco, CA 94107 (415) 977-0223 www.arthaus-sf.com ANDREA ARROYO INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS 2018 Elizabeth Cady Stanton House Museum, Seneca Falls, NY. 2018 New York Restoration Project, Large-scale, site-specific public art, 3 locations NYC. 2017 New York Restoration Project, Large-scale, site-specific public art, 2 locations NYC. 2017 The Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum, New York City. 2016 National Women's Rights Gallery, Seneca Falls, NY. 2016 Rio III Gallery, New York City. 2016 New York Restoration Project, Large-scale, site-specific public art, 4 locations NYC. 2015 Rio Gallery, New York City. 2015 National Women's Rights Gallery, Seneca Falls, NY. 2014 Grady Alexis Gallery, New York City. 2014 The Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial Center, New York City. 2014 National Women's Rights Gallery, Seneca Falls, NY. 2013 The Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum, New York City. 2013 Hall of Fame Gallery, The City University of New York. 2013 National Women's Rights Gallery, Seneca Falls, NY. 2012 Bowling Green Gallery, The City University of New York. 2011 Mark Miller Gallery, New York City. 2011 Treasure Room Gallery, New York City. 2011 Azucarera Gallery, New York City. 2010 Women’s eNews Gallery, New York City. 2009 ArtHaus Gallery, San Francisco, CA. 2009 La Galeria, New York City. 2008 Marmara Gallery, New York City. 2008 Berkeley Gallery, New York City. 2007 ArtHaus Gallery, San Francisco, CA. 2007 Grady Alexis Gallery, New York City. 2006 Latin Collector Gallery, New York City. 2006 Julia de Burgos Cultural Center, New York City. 2005 PhilosophyBox Gallery, New York City, NY. 2003 Azarian-McCullough Gallery, Sparkill, NY. 2000 The Treasure Room Gallery, New York City, NY. 1999 Bridgeport University Gallery, Bridgeport CT. 1999 Sivertson Gallery, Duluth, MN. 1997 The Museum Gallery, White Plains, NY. 1996 Abrahams Center Gallery, NY. 1995 Lehman College Art Gallery, NY. 1993 Marymount Manhattan Gallery, New York City. 1993 Steinhardt Conservatory Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. 1992 Stage Installation, Brooklyn Academy of Music, NY. 1992 Mexican Cultural Institute of New York Gallery, NY. 1992 Ollantay Center for the Arts Gallery, New York City. 1991 Hewlett-Woodmere Gallery, Hewlett, NY. 1991 Schoharie County Arts Council Gallery, Cobleskill, NY. 1990 Jagendorff-Bacchi Gallery, New York City. 1989 On the Wall Gallery, New York City. 1988 On the Wall Gallery, New York City. AWARDS AND HONORS 2018 UMEZ Art Engagement Award. 2017 United Nations International R Lurie Art Award. 2017 Puffin Foundation Award. 2017 Democracy in Action Award “Feminist Global Advocacy” 2017 Uptown Community Democrats, Honoree. 2016 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Award. 2016 The Gabriela Mistral, Julia de Burgos and Frida Kahlo Award. 2015 Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Honoree. 2014 Outstanding Women of New York Award. 2014 Ephemeral Art Project, Public Art Commission, NoMAA and NYRP. 2013 Puffin Foundation Award. 1 2013 Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Award. 2012 Art in Embassies Program, US Department of State. 2012 Artist Residency Award, Bryant Park, New York 2012 Jordan Painting Project Finalist, New York Foundation for the Arts. 2012 Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Award. 2011 “Global Citizen Award Artist” Clinton Global Initiative, selected by President Bill Clinton. 2011 “Woman of the Week” Women in the World Foundation. 2011 Manhattan Community Arts Fund Award, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. 2010 “21 Leaders for the 21 Century” Award. 2010 Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Award. 2009 Puffin Foundation Award. 2009 Harlem Arts Alliance Award. 2009 “When Art Imitates Life” Award. 2008 Groundbreaking Latina in the Arts Award. 2008 Manhattan Community Arts Fund Award, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. 2006 Official Artist of the Latin Grammy Award. 2006 Featured Artist, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York. 2004 New York City Council Citation Award for Achievement in Art. 1999 Outstanding Latina of the Year Award, NY. 1999 Northeastern Minnesota Book Award nomination. 1996 The Americas Award for Children’s and Young Adult Literature. 1996 Notable Children's Trade Book in Social Studies. 1996 Great Lakes Book Award finalist. 1996 Northeastern MN Book Award Nomination. 1995 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Drawing, Printmaking and Artist’s Books. 1995 The Americas Award for Children’s and Young Adult Literature. 1991 Empire State Arts Alliance Grant, Sculpture. 1989 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Sculpture. 1989 Educational Press Association of America Achievement Award in Drawing. SELECTED COLLECTIONS: The Library of Congress; National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution; National Museum of Mexican Art; University of Richmond Museum; Latin Recording Academy of Arts & Sciences; New York Public Library; New York City Board of Education; The City College of NY; NY Metropolitan Transportation Authority; Tampa Children’s Medical Services FSU; Ellis Island Foundation; ART Institute of New York & New Jersey; The Brooklyn Academy of Music; Boricua College; The Bryant Park Corporation; IBM; Altria; Macmillan/McGraw Hill; Hutchinson & Company. Numerous private collections in the US, Mexico, Brazil, Europe and Japan, including Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York; Diane Von Furstenberg; President Bill Clinton and Sting. GROUP EXHIBITIONS: Over 150 group exhibitions, notable venues include: The Library of Congress, Washington DC; National Museum of Mexican Art; National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution; New York Transit Museum; Hillwood Art Museum; Islip Art Museum; Alternative Museum; Ellis Island Museum; Museum of Modern Art, Dominican Republic; Lower East Side Tenement Museum; Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum; City Hall, NY; Smack Mellon, NY; Grand Central Station, NY; United Nations Headquarters; Exit Art; Smack Mellon; Edward Hopper Landmark Center; St. John’s University; Columbia University; Lehman College Art Gallery; New York University; Google Headquarters, San Francisco, CA, The Society of Illustrators Museum, NYC. (Complete list available upon request.) COMMISSIONS and PUBLIC ART: 2018 “Women in Flight” Outdoor, site-specific works, New York Restoration Project, New York City. 2017 “Women with Wings” Outdoor, site-specific works, New York Restoration Project, New York City. 2017 “Center of the Rebellion” Elizabeth Cady Stanton Museum, Seneca Falls, NY. Site-specific works. 2017 “Women with Wings” New York Restoration Project, NYC. Outdoor, site-specific works. 2017 Artwork Commissioned by the New York Women's Foundation. Painting. 2016 “Boundless in the City” New York Restoration Project, NYC. Outdoor, site-specific works. 2016 “Feminicide, Day of the Dead” Broadway Housing Communities, NYC. Indoor installation. 2016 “Boundless Women” The Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum, NYC. Outdoor, site-specific works. 2015 “Viva la Vida” New York Botanic Garden. Site-specific installation for the Frida Khalo exhibition. 2014 “Daphne” Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum, NYC. Indoor site-specific installation. 2014 Public Art: Sherman Creek Park, commissioned by NoMAA & NYRP. Site-specific installation. 2014 “The Women of Sugar Hill” commissioned by BHC, No Longer Empty Exhibit, NYC. Installation. 2 2012 Series of ten artworks commissioned by the International Museum of Women. Paintings. 2012 Public Art: Swindler Cove Park. NoMAA & NY Restoration Project, site-specific installation. 2012 Artwork Commission for the Bryant Park Corporation, New York. Painting. 2011 “Global Citizen Award” Clinton Global Initiative, selected by President Bill Clinton. 2011 Artwork Commissioned by the New York Women's Foundation. Painting. 2010 Award design, commissioned by CityArts and bestowed to Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York. 2009 El Museo del Barrio, New York, NY. “Day of the Dead” Altars, Installation. 2009 Public Art: Harlem Arts Alliance. Women’s History Month Street Banner Project. Street Banners. 2007 Public Art: Florida’s Art in State Buildings Program, Children’s Medical Services, Tampa, Painting. 2006 Public Art: CityArts, Washington Irving High School, Manhattan, NY. 1000sq. ft. mural. 2006 Grammy Artwork commission, Latin Recording Academy of Arts & Sciences, Painting. 2006 Public Art: Arts for Transit, MTA NY. Subway Station, faceted glass (150 sq. ft) 2001 Artwork commission for the ART Institute of New York & New Jersey, Painting. 2000 Artwork commissions for IBM, the US-CDC. Paintings. 1997 Artwork commission for the Arts for Transit Program, MTA, NY, Painting. 1996 “The Cuchulain Cycle” by WB Yeats, Staged by Terranova Prod. NY. Costumes/Sets. 1994 Public Art: NYC Percent for Art Program, IS-206, NY, two relief murals 1993 Artwork commission for the New York Headquarters of Macmillan/McGraw Hill, Relief mural. 1992 Artwork commission for Altria NY, Wall relief. 1992 Opera House of The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Next Wave Festival. Stage Installation. 1989 Series of artworks commissioned by The Joyce Theater, New York, Sculptural reliefs. 1989-Present Numerous private commissions (Painting, sculpture, relief, drawing.) SELECTED PUBLICATIONS US publications: The New Yorker (Cover Art), The New York Times, The Guggenheim Museum, Arista, Altria, Houghton Mifflin, IBM, Knopf, Little Brown & Co., Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, Northwest Books, Organica, Ms., Latina, Siempre Mujer, The Village Voice, Meridians, Univision. International Publications: The International Herald Tribune, France; Hauser Magazine, Germany; Nexos Magazine, Alebrije Productions, Mexico.
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