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SIDNEY GOODMAN EDUCATION Philadelphia College of Art (now University of the Arts), 1954-58 TEACHING Philadelphia College of Art, 1960-78 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1979 – Present AWARDS AND APPOINTMENTS 1999 Vermont Studio School, Visiting Professor 1998 National Academy of Design, New York, New York, Member East Carolina University, Greenville, Visiting Professor 1996 Art Institute of Boston, Honorary Degree 1991 University of Georgia, Athens, Lamar Dodd Professorial Chair 1987 University of California, Davis, Distinguished Visiting Professor East Carolina University, Greenville, Visiting Professor 1986 Hazlett Memorial Award for Excellence in the Arts: Painting 1985 Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem North Carolina, Award in the Visual Arts 1985 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Skowhegan, Maine 1979 University of Houston, Visting Artist 1975 The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio, 39th Annual Midyear Exhibition, First Prize 1974 National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship 1974 The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Percy M. Owens Memorial for a Distinguished Pennsylvania Artist 1971 Philadelphia College of Art, The Alumni Award 1971 National Academy of Design, New York, First Prize in Painting 1964 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship 1962 Ford Foundation Purchase 1961 Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Neysa McMein Purchase Award 1961 The Print Club, Philadelphia, Margret Boericke Prize 1958 Philadelphia College of Art, Gimbel Prize in Painting 1957 Yale-Norfolk Fellowship PERMANENT COLLECTIONS Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C. Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AK The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY Wichita Museum of Art, Wichita, KN Chicago Art Museum, Chicago, IL Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AK Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Michigan Minnesota Museum of Art, Minneapolis Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa, OK Miami-Dade Junior College, Miamia, FL Sara Roby Foundation, New York, NY Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA Weatherspoon Art Gallery, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, NC Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, University of Nebraska, NA Melon Ban, Pittsburgh, PA Universtiy of Maine, Orono, MN Syracuse Univerasity, Syracuse, NY Wake Forest University, Wake Forest, NC University of Wisconsin, Madison, WN SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2007 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works , Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2007 Sidney Goodman, Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie, Essen, Germany 2006 Sidney Goodman , ACA Gallery, New York, NY 1996 Sidney Goodman , Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA 1996 Artist's Choice: Sidney Goodman , Museum of American Art of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA 1995 Kauffman Gallery, Huber Art Center, Shippensburg University, Sidney Goodman: Paintings and Other Works on Paper , Shippensburg, PA 1995 Terry Dintenfass Gallery, Sidney Goodman: Recent Works on Paper , New York, NY 1994 Sidney Goodman Drawings, The More Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1993 Sidney Goodman: Recent Paintings, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, New York 1993 Sidney Goodman Drawings, July 1 - August 1, Flowers East, Catalogue. Text by Ann Temkin, Londan 1992 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works on Paper ,Terry Dintenfass Gallery, April 11 - May 16, New York, NY 1991 Terry Dintenfass Gallery, Sidney Goodman: Recent Work, April 13 – May 16, New York, NY 1991 Sidney Goodman: Drawings, Watercolors, and Oils Georgia Museum of Art, The University of Georgia , February 2 - March 10, Athens, GA 1990 Sidney Goodman: Overview, 1969 - 1989 , Terry Dintenfass Gallery, April 4 - May 2, New York, NY 1989 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works , J. Rosenthal Fine Arts, Ltd., May 5 - May 31, Chicago, IL 1989 Terry Dintenfass Gallery, Sidney Goodman: Recent Drawings and Sculpture, March 2 - March 30, New York, NY 1987 Sidney Goodman: New Work Part I & Sidney Goodman: New Work Part II, Paintings, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, March 3 - March 28. Watercolors, and Pastels, April 1 - April 30, Catalogue, Essay by John Yau, New York, NY 1987 Sidney Goodman: Drawings1975 – 198 ,Florence Wilcox Gallery, Swathmore College, January 29 - February 20, Swathmore, PA 1985 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works on Paper, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, , April 30 - June 14, New York, NY 1985 Pertaining to Philadelphia, Part V: Sidney Goodman Philadelphia Museum of Art, January 5 - June 23, Philadelphia, PA 1984 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works, Wichita Art Museum, October 21 – November 25, catalogue, Text by Howard DaLee Spencer, Wichita, KN 1984 Sidney Goodman: Paintings-The Elements-Archangel, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, April 7 - May 17, New York, NY 1982 Sidney Goodman, Rossi Gallery, May 23 - June 30, Morristown, NJ 1982 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work, Boston University, Art Gallery, March 18 - April 11, catalogue, Essay by Patricia Hills, Boston, MA 1981 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work, Institute of Contemporary Art of the Virginia Museum, December 15 - January 24, Richmond, VA 1981 Works by Sidney Goodman, The Arkansas Arts Center, September 29 - November 15, Little Rock, ARK 1981 Drawings by Sidney Goodman, Tomasulo Gallery, Union College, March 6 - March 30, Cranford, NJ 1981 Goodman: Paintings, Drawings and Graphics, 1959 -1979, Delaware Art Museum, May 7 - June 14, Catalogue, Edited and with an essay by Richard Porter, Wilmington, DE 1981 Goodman: Paintings, Drawings and Graphics, 1959 -1979, Columbus Museum of Art, January 17 - Febuary 15, Columbus, OH 1981 Goodman: Paintings, Drawings and Graphics, 1959 -1979, The Queens Museum, November 13 - January 4, Flushing, NY 1981 Goodman: Paintings, Drawings and Graphics, 1959 - 1979, Museum of Art, The Pennsylvania State University, July 5 - October 12, University Park, PA 1979 Drawings by Sidney Goodman, Edward Bannister Gallery , Rhode Island College, September 20 - October 12, Providence, RI 1979 Sidney Goodman: Works on Paper, Andrews Gallery, College of William and Mary, August 27 - September 21, Williamsburg, VA 1978 Sidney Goodman: Drawings, Pastels, Watercolors, Prints, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, November 11 - December 8, New York, NY 1978 Sidney Goodman, Schenectady Museum and Planetarium, February 3 – April 9, Schenectady, NY 1977 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work, Terry Dintenfass Gallery with Martin Summer Graphics, March 5 - April 2, New York, NY 1975 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, March 11 - March 29, New York, NY 1975 Sidney Goodman, Peale House Galleries, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, January 16 - February 23, Philadelphia, PA 1974 Sidney Goodman Drawings, Fine Arts Center, Univeristy of Rhode Island, March 4 - March 22, Kingston, RI 1973 Sidney Goodman: Recent Works , Terry Dintenfass Gallery, March 20 – April 14, New York, NY 1970 Sidney Goodman: Oils, Watercolors and Drawings, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, November 24 - December 19, New York, NY 1970 Sidney Goodman , Philadelphia College of Art, Philadelphia, PA 1969 Sidney Goodman ,The Dimock Gallery, The Geogre Washington University, February 6 - February 28, Washington, D.C. 1969 Paintings and Drawings by Sidney Goodman , Peale House Galleries, December 12 - January 26, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA 1968 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work ,Terry Dintenfass Gallery, October 29 - 16, New York, NY 1968 Sidney Goodman: Drawings Pane Gallery, January - February 15, Philadelphia, PA 1966 Sidney Goodman: Recent Work , Terry Dintenfass Gallery, November 15 -December 8, New York, NY 1965 Sidney Goodman: Paintings and Drawings ,Terry Dintenfass Gallery, October 5 - October 23, New York, NY 1964 Sidney Goodman Paintings , Terry Dintenfass Gallery, March 24 - April 11, New York, NY 1963 Terry Dintenfass Gallery, Sidney Goodman , February 25 -March 23, New York, NY 1962 Sidney Goodman: Drawings , The Print Club, Philadelphia, PA 1962 Sidney Goodman, Terry Dintenfass Gallery, December 11 - January 6, New York, NY SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2001-12 Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1995 Contemporary Drawing: Exploring the Territroy , Aspen Art Museum , July 27 - September 24, Catalogue essay by Mark Rosenthal, Aspen, CO 1995 The Spiritual Dimension , Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, Lebanon Valley College , June 8 - July 13, Annville PA 1995 Drasdale Gallery , The Art of Justice, April 24 - July 21, White Plains, NY 1994 New York Realism-Past and Present, Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art, August 13 - September 25, Kitakyushu, Japan 1994 Recent Acquistions: Twentieth-Centruy Works on Paper in the Permanent Collection, Art Institute of Chicago, July 16 - January 23, Chicago, IL 1993 Figural Philadelphia , Woodmere Art Museum, October - November 13, Philadelphia, PA 1993 Drawing on the Figure, Edna Carlsten Gallery, University of Wisconsin-Steves Point, March 28 - April 25, Catalogue, Wisconsin 1993 New Approaches to Still Life, Tower Fine Arts Gallery, SUNY College, March 2 - April 3, Brockport, Maine 1993 Contemporary Realist Watercolor, Sewall Art Gallery, Rice University, February25 - April 10, Brochure, Houston, TX 1993 Prints, Drawings, Photographs and Watercolors: Three Years of Acquisitions,
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