Vaughan Judge www.vaughanjudge.com

Education History

2013 Fellow of the National Arts Strategy: Chief Executive Program

2011-2013 National Arts Strategy: The Chief Executive Program

2010 Certificate; Developing Excellence in Academic Leadership (DEAL) Program. Montana State University

MEd 2002 (British) Terminal Degree Masters of Education; Open University via University of Glasgow, Caledonian University and University of , Scotland UK Dissertations: “Language and Literacy in Social Context”, “Curriculum Development and Assessment”, and “Leading Professional Development”.

MA 1993 (British) Terminal Degree Masters in Photography; University of Derby, England UK Dissertations: “Colour and Meaning in Photography” and “Semiology and Intertextuality”.

HND 1979 Higher National Diploma in Photography; Glasgow College of Building and Printing, Scotland UK

Employment History

2009 –Present Director of the School of Art Montana State University in Bozeman, MT

2007- 2009 External Assessor (accreditor) for Sheffield Hallam University

2006 –2007 Interim Dean, School of Fine Art, of Art, Scotland UK

2002 –2009 Head of Fine Art Photography School, , Scotland UK

2000 – 2002 Acting Head of Fine Art Photography School, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland UK

1998 –2000 Course Coordinator, School of Fine Art, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland UK

1982 – 1998 Lecturer/professor School of Fine Art, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland UK

Visiting Professor

2013 Harvard University Boston, MA USA

2012 University of Austin – Austin, TX USA

2011 University of Michigan – Ann Arbor MI USA

2011 Pieve International School – Perugia, Italy

2006 University of Minnesota – Minneapolis, MN USA

2005 Academy of Visual Arts – Leipzig, Germany 2003 Gerrit Rietveld Academy – Amsterdam, Holland

2002 The Kunsthoch Schule Weissensee – Berlin, Germany

2000 Helsinki School of Art – Helsinki, Finland

2000 Tampera School of Art – Tampera, Finland

1996 Edinburgh School of Art – Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

1994 School of Art – Dundee, Scotland, UK

Key administrative Accomplishments in the past four years at MSU

2013 Investment Proposal Fund and Academic R&R Fund MSU and Montanan Board of Regents. Staged funding over the next three years approx. $850,000.00 USD.

2013 CFAC Grant MSU $43,900.00 USD

2013 EFAC Grant MSU $30,500.00 USD

2012 EFAC Grant MSU $58,000.00 USD

2012 CFAC Grant MSU $22,000.00 USD

2011 EFAC Grant MSU $ 28,000.00 USD

2011 CFAC Grant MSU $29,000.00 USD

2010 EFAC Grant MSU $30,000.00 USD

2010 CFAC Grant MSU $32,000.00 USD

Total of $1,065,400.00 USD in grant funding since arriving at MSU in 2009

 Space audit of studios, offices, administration, workshops, archive, and storage; the result of this was the restructuring of space usage and appropriate location of activities, fixture and fittings.  Relocated the schools archive/collection (collection worth approx. 2.5 million dollars). Major NEA grant required to catalogue and put online - in progress.  Created the international artist in residence program (iAIR) and established a financially sustainable plan.  Redeveloped the Graduate programs. I established a structure of regular group meetings which includes robust seminar program that addressed critique methodologies and relevance of creative practices to contemporary 21st century societies for both the MA in Art History and the MFA in Studio Arts. In addition, I developed and put into place annual field trips to major cultural centers for both graduate programs.  Developed, in collaboration with faculty, new electronic assessment system, learning outcomes and assessment criterion. Introduced blind marking to assure the quality assurance of the robust assessment process.  Generated outreach community projects involving students and faculty; some examples are: 1 Collaborative proposal between City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation & School of Art MSU- Temporary Public Outdoor Art. Projects will range from international exhibitions from MSU’s School of Art iAIR program to undergraduate and graduate works that may be displayed in prominent flagship parks, neighborhood parks, playgrounds, and traffic islands. 2 Collaborative land art project/proposal between Northern Pacific/Story Mill Historic District & School of Art MSU. 3 Month of Military kids creative workshops in collaboration with Belgrade Library.  Shifted the culture of the school from “teacher-centered” to “learner-centered”.  Redeveloped the Graphic Design Curriculum in collaboration with faculty to reflect relevance to the 21st century.  Supported; helped found, and facilitated the International Wild Clay Research Center and PULP, International Research Center for Works on Paper. (Interdisciplinary) These research centers have been successful in continuously attracting grant funding  Development of Interdisciplinary ‘core’ web design course taught between the School of art and Computer Science – classroom based course and online course.  In continued talks with facilities and health and safety and Board of Regents to address chronic ventilation issues (clean air) As a result major funding of $850,000 has been granted to develop a systems level solution for all of the IAQ issues in the School of Arts lab/studio areas.  Major upgrade of gas supply pipes to School of Art Kilns  Development of new website for the school of art.  Redevelopment of one of the School of Arts Galleries (The HEC Gallery $29,000 re-fit)  2 new graduate program proposals plus one undergraduate program in collaboration with School of Engineering, Psychology, department of computer science and Architecture..  Leading the School of Art and School of Film and Photography through national accreditation (NASAD).  Successful bid to host ThinkTank 2014 at the School of Art Bozeman 2014 ThinkTank is a yearly forum that discusses the future of foundation art programs and creates focused activities linking educational objectives to learning goals.  Part of the team that secured FEMA grant of 2.9 million, plus State Funding of $725,000 for seismic upgrade of creative arts complex.

Professional Services

2013 Invited Guest Speaker for Medicine Hat College, Alberta, Canada; for Commencement Ceremony

2013 Strategic Planning Committee Visioning Retreat for Bozeman Public Library March

2012 The Museum of the Rockies; Speaker for “An Adventure in the Arts”. The exhibit had 73 works of art by more than 40 artists, spanning the early 20th century through present times, who lived and worked in the East Hampton area.

2012 – Present Member of the Board of Directors for Create Montana - Create Montana is a coalition of educators, administrators, university professors, and arts education advocates coming together as a core group of individuals to support the arts in Montana.

2011 Montana State University Strategic Planning Committee. This committee was charged with the development of the University of Montana’s current five year strategic plan

2011 – Present Montana State University Online Advisory Committee. This committee is at the forefront of the strategic development and expansion of MSU’s online educational programs.

2010 – Present Member of the Advisory Board for the Bozeman Sculpture Park 2010 – Present Montana State University Facilities Committee. This committee deals with the strategic financial investment in campus development and maintenance.

2010 – Present Chair for Graduate Exams Board, School of Art; College of Arts & Architecture

2009 – 2011 Member of Board of Directors at Emerson Centre for the Arts & Culture. The Emerson Cultural Center, promotes community education, participation and performance in music, theatre, dance, and visual arts. This center also houses the Jesse Wilber Gallery for contemporary art.

2011 Moderator for the NASAD annual conference in Seattle, WA

Speaker and presenter at Blue Ocean Innovation Centre in Bozeman, MT Design Thinking for CEO’s and other Strategic Leaders

Speaker and presenter at PechaKucha Bozeman at the Story Mansion, Bozeman, MT This was the first PechKucha event and the beginning of the Bozeman Chapter of PechaKucha. Topic”Art and Economics”

Speaker at Montana Arts Council State wide Conversation on Arts Education in MT

Master’s Graduate Committee Chair for: Lindsay Glick; Degree Sought: MA Art History

Master’s Graduate Committee Chair for: Jennifer Garcia; Degree Sought: MA Art History

2010 Chair of the search committee for the Director of the School of Music, Montana State University

Manuscript reviewer for “Photography”, by John Ingledew to be published by Laurence King Publishing Ltd., 2011.

Speaker and presenter at Museum & Art Gallery Directors’ Association (MAGDA) annual conference, Chico, MT

2009 Facilitator and panelist for Hatch Film Festival in Bozeman, MT - Topic “Design Thinking”.

2008 Peer Reviewer for Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) UK

Coordinator for International Collaboration project “International Pinhole Project” between the Glasgow School of Art, the University of Seville and the University of Lisbon.

2007 Manuscript reviewer for Colour and Design published by Laurence King Publishing Ltd. 2008.

Chair of Strategic Digital Development Committee for the School of Fine Art, Glasgow School of Art Chair of Exams Board for Ceramics Distance Learning BA (Hons) degree, Glasgow School of Art

Chair of Learning and Teaching Committee Fine Art BA (Hons) degree, Glasgow School of Art

Chair of Board of Studies Committee, Glasgow School of Art

Chair of BFA (Hons) Fine Art Exams Board, Glasgow School of Art

Committee for Strategic Development of IT/New Estates Development, Glasgow School of Art

Peer Reviewer for Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) UK

2006 Presenter at European League of Institutes of the Arts (ELIA) Teacher’s Academy, Lucerne, Switzerland

Learning & Teaching Coordinator for the School of Fine Art, Glasgow School of Art

Chair of Exams Board for School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art

Coordinator for International Collaboration between the Glasgow School of Art and the Academy of Visual Arts, Leipzig, Germany

Committee for Strategic Development of Exhibition Galleries/New Estates Development, Glasgow School of Art

2003 Presenter at European League of Institutes of the Arts (ELIA) Teacher’s Academy, Barcelona, Spain

Grants

2008 The Goethe Institute Grant, Leipzig Project

2006 The Cross Trust Grant

2006 Alice Duncan Foundation Grant

2006 The Goethe Institute Grant, Leipzig Project

2003 Learning and Teaching: Innovation Research Grant

2002 The Glasgow School of Art Major Research Grant

1994 Scottish Arts Council Bursary

1992 British Council Travel Award

Research With regards to my research practice; my work was included in the first definitive book on the history of Scottish Photography, “Scottish Photography: A History”. In the chapter on contemporary photography the author states two things about my influence and impact as an educator and artist.

As an educator: “Vaughan Judge, in particular has been responsible for encouraging a radical program of photographic art from students at Glasgow School of Art” (p. 155-156)

As an artist: “In addition to this, Vaughan Judge’s practice has developed into one of the more fascinating neo-conceptual forms of the contemporary period”. (p. 155-156)

My photographic and installation artworks have been included in three additional exhibitions and publications which have held historical significance and influence in the development of the photographic medium. The book Light from the Darkroom: A Celebration of Scottish Photography, which was also a major exhibition, was published in 1995 UK. In 2003, I was included in the touring exhibition and publication Scotland Calls: 100 years of Scottish Photography, which was curated by Murray Forbes of the Navigator Foundation in Boston, USA. In 2012, my work was included in the exhibition “Figures in The Landscape: One Hundred Years of Photography”, New York.

Selected Solo Exhibition History

2010 A Move for Change, The Emerson Centre for the Arts & Culture - Bozeman, MT USA

2009 ….Birds of Paradise, WASPS Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

2006 Public Art - Light Box Projects, Metro Gallery, Cowcaddens, Glasgow, Scotland UK

2006 Ritual Space, 511 Gallery, New York, NY USA

2003 Signs, Miller/Geisler Gallery, New York NY USA

1995 Hidden Language, Spectacular Signs, The Changing Room Gallery, Stirling Scotland UK

1994 Hidden Language, Spectacular Signs, Stills Gallery, Edinburgh Scotland UK

1992 Scottish Photography, Corridor Gallery, Fife, Scotland UK

Selected Group Exhibition History

2012 Gathered Thoughts, HEC Gallery, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

2012 Going Out, Gensler Gallery, Rockefeller Centre, New York, NY USA

2012 The Figure in the Landscape: 100 Years of Photography, 511 Gallery New York, NY USA

2011 Alphabet Project, The Art Project, The Emerson Centre for the Arts & Culture, Bozeman, MT USA

2010 Phantom Gallery Project, Butte, MT USA

2010 Double Vision: A Marriage of Art, The Holter Museum of Art, Helena, MT USA

2010 Board and Staff exhibition, The Emerson Centre for the Arts & Culture, Bozeman, MT USA

2009 Architecture, 511 Gallery, Chelsea New York, NY USA 2008 Architecture, Lake Placid 511 Gallery, New York, NY USA

2003 Scotland Calls: 100 years of Scottish photography, Navigator Foundation, Boston, MA USA Touring to Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA USA

2003 Spring Break, Miller/Geisler Gallery, New York, NY USA

2001 Small Change, Big Difference, Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts Kelly Gallery, Glasgow Scotland UK

2000 Fotoaussetelling, Buero International Fotomeile, Nuremberg, Germany

1998 Shadows in the Water, Touring Exhibition in Scotland and the Baltic States – commenced in 1996, Cooper Gallery, Prague Czechoslovakia, Popard Slovakia, and Dundee Scotland UK

1997 The Planiverse, City Gallery, Wellington Te Whare Toi, New Zealand

1996 Full Fathom Five, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH USA

1995 Light from the Darkroom, ‘150 Years of Scottish Photography’ at Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, Scotland UK

1995 Heaven’s Embroidered Cloths, National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford, England UK

1994 Vision, The Mackintosh Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow Scotland UK.

1993 Scottish Photography, Collins County Community College, Touring Exhibition organised by Corridor Gallery, Dallas, Texas USA

1992 Europa Unde Rammer, Galleri Image, Arhus, Denmark

1991 Perspectives, Ayrshire Arts Festival, Ayr, Scotland UK, Co-curator

1990 Mapping the Interior, Scottish Arts Council Travelling Gallery, Scotland UK

1990 New Acquisitions’, Scottish Arts Council Edinburgh, Scotland UK

1989 Through Photography, CCA, (Centre for Creative Arts) Glasgow and; The Crawford Arts Centre, St. Andrews, Scotland UK

1989 Arch Angel, Glasgow Print Studio Gallery. Scotland UK

1988 Ties That Bind, Gallery One, Perth, Scotland UK

1988 The Family in Art, Collins Gallery, Strathclyde University, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Professional Practice

Artistic Director and Photographer: Ultimate Navigation Manual. 2008 – 2011. Publication 2011, Harper Collins London ISBN Number 978 0007424603 (published in five languages nine countries)

Gallery Representation

2006 – Present Artwork represented by 511 Gallery, New York NY USA

2003 – 2005 Artwork represented by Miller/Geisler Gallery, New York NY USA Artist Residency

2006 International Art Centre, Can Serrat, Barcelona, Spain

Juror Panelist

2010 -2012 Bozeman Sculpture Park, Bozeman, MT USA

2004 -2012 International Black and White Spider Awards

2009 -2011 Hatch Film Festival, Bozeman, MT USA

2008 Scottish Police Service Authority: Annual Professional Photographic Awards

2006 Glasgow Light House, Scotland’s Centre for Architecture: “Wee Bit of Glasgow”, Architectural Photographic Awards

Collections

Scottish Arts Council Collection, Edinburgh, Scotland UK

British Council Collection, London, England UK

The Navigator Foundation, Boston MA USA

Dow Jones Corporate Collection, New York NY USA

Various Private Collections

Bibliography

Artistic Director and Photographer: Ultimate Navigation Manual. 2008 – 2011. Publication 2011, Harper Collins London ISBN Number 978 0007424603 (published in five languages nine countries)

Michele Corriel. All the Worlds a Studio; At Home Magazine, Published by; The Bozeman Daily Chronicle. Vol. 11, Number 5. May 18th 2010

Jan Patience, “Picture Perfect”, Homes & Interiors Scotland, August 2008, Issue 60.

O’Brien, Basil. The World’s Greatest Black & White Photography No.1. London: Book Basil Publishing Ltd., 2008. ISBN 978-0-9557837-0-8.

Scottish Photographers Magazine: Winter edition 2007/08 (page 27 – 30)

Normand, Tom. Scottish Photography: A History. Edinburgh: Luath Press Ltd., 2007. ISBN 1906307075.

Malcolm Dickson, “Glasgow School of Art Image Makers”, Next Level, Edition # 12, October 2007.

Brown, Craig, The Scotsman, Interview “Vote on world’s top spot”, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, October 17 2006

Good Morning Scotland, Radio Interview “Age of the Digital Image”, BBC Radio Scotland, November 30, 2005

History of Fine Art Photography, Studies in Photography, 2004, ISSN 1462-0510.

Bundesdiaschau Nuremberg 2000, Catalogue publication for exhibition. Nuremberg, Germany, September 30, 2000 Full Fathom Five. Catalogue publication for exhibition. Glasgow: The Glasgow School of Art, April 1996. ISBN 0 901904 40 6.

Review of Photographic Education, Photographic Literature in Scotland, 1996, ISBN 0 9528975 0 4.

Shadows in the Water. Edinburgh: Fotofeis Ltd., 1995. ISBN 095213961 8. 40-45.

Light from the Darkroom: A Celebration of Scottish Photography. Edinburgh: National Galleries of Scotland, 1995. ISBN 0 95213961 8. 66-67.

Trop-isms. Catalogue publication for exhibition, 1994. Editor.

Fotodiffusione. Catalogue publication for exhibition. Turin: National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, 1994.

Europa Uden Rammer. Catalogue publication for exhibition. Arhus: Galleri Image Loppenaren, 1992

Murdo MacDonald, “Vaughan Judge”, Portfolio Magazine, #5, Winter 1989.

Through Photography. Glasgow: Third Eye Centre Production, 1989. ISBN 0 906474 86 8.