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Resume 93/94 MADELINE DE JOLY madelinemail @earthlink .net www.madelinedejoly.com SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2012 “Untitled”, Iowa Contemporary, (ICON), Fairfield, IA 2005 "Memory ", Iowa Contemporary , ( ICON ) , Fairfield, IA 2005 " Memory", Unity Gallery, MUM, Fairfield, IA 2004 " Devotion", California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, CA 2002 "Infinite Knowledge: Veda and the Vedic Literature", Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA 1993 "Libraries of Confluence ", San Francisco Craft & Folk Art Museum, San Francisco, CA. 1991 "Collected Papers: Internal Energy", Kauffman Gallery, Houston, TX 1988 "Recent Work: All Dimensions", Art Collector, San Diego, CA 1987 "Process Of Sequence", Institute for Creative Arts, Fairfield, IA 1986 "De Joly: Evolution" , Carson-Sapiro Gallery Denver, CO 1984 "Qualities of the Unified Field", Kauffman Gallery, Houston, TX 1982 "De Joly: New Work", Art Collector, San Diego, CA 1980 "Experiments in Painting and Vacuum Formed Paper", University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA 1979 "Vacuum Formed Paper", Boston World Art Exposition, Boston, MA 1972 "De Joly: Serial Landscapes", 36 Bromfield Street, Boston, MA 1971 "De Joly: Malachite Paintings", Brockton Art Museum Fuller Memorial, Brockton, MA SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2011 “Encaustics with a Textile Sensibility”, Kimball Art Center, Park City, Utah 2011 “Gallery Artists” , Heidi Cho Gallery, Chelsea NYC, NY 2011 “Icon Invitational” Iowa Contemporary, Fairfield, IA 2010 “It's in the Pulp: The Art of Papermaking in Santa Cruz 1960-1980”, The Museum of Art and History, Santa Cruz, CA 2009 “The Art of the Book”, Donna Seager Gallery, San Raphael, CA 2009 “Altogether: Collage and Assemblage” ( Juror’s Award Recipient ) Santa Cruz Art League, Santa Cruz, CA. Nationally juried exhibit in conjunction with Santa Cruz County wide exhibitions on the same theme initiated by the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History. Juried by Maureen Davidson 2008 “Balancing Perspectives: East Asian Influences in Contemporary Art” JFK University Arts and Consciousness Department Gallery, Berkeley, CA. In collaboration with de Young Museum’s exhibition, “Asian/American/Modern Art: Shifting Currents 1900 to 1970”, San Francisco, CA 2008 “Gallery Artists” , Donna Seager Gallery, San Rafael, CA 2008 “Gallery Artists”, Jane Sauer Gallery, Santa Fe, NM 2007 “Re-Opening”, Iowa Contemporary (ICON), Fairfield, IA (National Invitational) 2006 “Play”, Lillstreet Art Center, Chicago, IL, Four woman exhibit (National Invitational, curated by Janeil Engelstad ) Reviewed “Time Out, Chicago’, by Philip Berger 2005 "RISD San Francisco Biennial ", Juried: Phil Linhares: Chief curator of Art, Oakland Museum, Jennifer Sonderby: Creative director, SFMOMA and Chandra Cerrito: Independent curator, Gallery Lux, San Francisco, CA 2004 "Visions of India", Iowa Contemporary, ICON, Fairfield, IA 1999 "Illumination!", San Francisco Craft & Folk Art Museum, San Francisco, CA 1997 "Toys in Contemporary Art", d. p. Fong Gallery, San Jose, CA. Juried Invitational, Phil Linhares, Chief Curator of Art, Oakland Museum of California, Oakland , CA 1996 "On and Of Paper" , Santa Cruz Art League, Santa Cruz, CA ( Invitational ) 1995 "Collected Papers: 'Escapes' ",Asian Art Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA San Francisco Zen Center Art Auction Exhibition 1995 "To Give, To Send, To Receive", Seniwati Gallery, Ubud, Bali, INDONESIA 1995 "Why Bamboo", Batik Installation, Environmental Bamboo Foundation, Udud, Bali, INDONESIA 1994 "Sculpture" , d.p. Fong Galleries, San Jose, CA.I n conjunction with the "Fifteenth International Sculpture Conference", San Francisco, CA "Puppets and Poetry", San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum, San Francisco, CA (Bay Area Invitational) "Small Works ", d.p. Fong Galleries, San Jose, CA 1993 "Beyond the Written Word", San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Jose, CA. ( Invitational , Independent curator Terri Cohn ) "Stars", Art Museum of Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, CA (County Invitational) 1992 "Issue of Choice", Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA (Reviewed L.A. Times) " International Gallery Artists" Reflections Gallery, Geneva, SWITZERLAND 1991 "Exploring Paper", California Crafts Museum, San Francisco, CA (International Invitational) 1991 "Exemplary Contemporary", Eloise Pickard Smith Gallery, UCSC, Santa Cruz, CA Juried: Peter Boswell, Associate Curator, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN ( exibition catalogue) (ill) 1991 "The Possibilities of Paper", Syntex Gallery, Syntax Corporation, Palo Alto, CA (National Invitational) 1990 "Exemplary Comtemporary ", Eloise Pickard Smith Gallery, UCSC, Santa Cruz, CA (Juried: Barbara Haskell, Curator Painting and Sculpture, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY) (exhibition catalogue)( ill) Second Place Award 1988 "Hands Making Paper", Katie Gingrass Gallery, Milwaukee,WI (National Invitational) "Exemplary Comtemporary", Eloise Pickard Smith Gallery, UCSC, Santa Cruz, CA (Juried: Richard Koschalek, Director MOCA, Los Angeles) ( exhibition catalogue)(ill). "Woman/Paper: Four Women Artists", Kauffman Gallery, Houston, TX In conjunction with Women's Caucus for Art National Conference, " Back to the Future ", Houston, TX 1987 "Craft Today", in conjunction with "Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical", Denver Museum, Denver, CO, Carson Saprio Gallery, Denver, CO "California Paper Works", Redding Museum, Redding, CA (Courtesy Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA) "Exhibition "87, The Jewish Museum, San Francisco, CA "Contemporary California Paper", Shasta College, Redding, CA 1986 "Exhibition '86", Jewish Museum, San Francisco, CA 1985 "The Seder Table", The Jewish Museum, San Francisco, CA (California Invitational Collaboration: Bella Feldman, June Schwartz, Richard Deutsch,et al) "Gallery Artists", Ivory Kimpton Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1984 "All California ' 84", Laguna Beach Museum of Art, Laguna Beach, CA ( Juried: Henry Hopkins, Director S.F.M.O.M.A., San Francisco, CA) "Gallery Artists", Stella Polaris Gallery, Los Angeles, CA "Gallery Artists, Tom Lutrell Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1983 "Window to the Future", Juried Invitational, Susanne Brown Gallery, Marilyn Butler Fine Art, Austin Gallery, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Phoenix Museum, Scottsdale, AZ 1982 "Gift of the Magi", Palo Alto Cultural Center, Palo Alto, CA "Gallery Artists", Hunsaker/Schlessinger Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 1981 "Introductions 81: Paintings and Handmade Paper Works ", Kauffman Gallery, Houston, TX (Three Person Show) 1979 "Works on Paper", Las Vegas Museum, Las Vegas, NV (Juried: Marcia Tucker, Curator, New Museum, New York, NY) "Celebration of Boxes", Celebrations Gallery, San Diego, CA (California Invitational) 1974 “Gallery Artists”, Esther Bear Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 1973 "Unstretched Paintings", National Invitational Exhibition, (Tom Holland, Alvin Loving, Ed Moses, Tom Wudl, Nina Yankowitz, etc.) Brockton Art Museum Fuller Memorial, Brockton, MA (Catalogue) 1972 "Gallery Artists", Sunne Savage Gallery, Boston,MA 1971 "Boston Visual Artists Union", Boston City Hall, Boston, MA EDUCATION 1980 University of California, Santa Cruz, CA B.A. Art History and Printmaking 1975 Maharishi International University, USA, EUROPE, INDIA Vedic Science, Advanced Studies in Consciousness (ongoing) 1964 Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI B.F.A Program: Painting PROFESSIONAL 2013- Art Department Faculty, “Magic of Translucence”, Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield, IA 2012 2011 Lecturer, ICON Gallery, “The Armory Show and Satelite Exhibits, NYC, NY 2006 Visiting Artist, Panelist, Instructor , “Fibers of Infinity” workshop, Lillstreet Art Center, Chicago, Il 2005 Visiting Artist: Instructor, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, "Veda in the Visual Arts", San Francisco, CA 2005 Lecturer, "Veda in the Visual Arts", Namaste Hall, California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, CA 2005 Lecturer, "Veda Project", slide lecture, Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield, IA 2004 Lecturer, "Devotion", California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, CA 2004 Visiting Artist,: Instructor "International Artist Workshop Program,"Wax Technologies and Applications", North Tahoe Arts Center, Tahoe City, CA 2002 Lecturer, and tour of exhibition, Infinite Knowledge, California College of Arts, Oakland, CA 2002 Lecturer, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA 2002 Visiting Artist/Guest Lecturer, Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield, IA 2000- Founder/Director, Art Department, Spiritual Center of America, Boone, North Carolina 1998- Chairman / Instructor: Art Department, Heavenly Mountain Ideal Girls' School, 1996 Livingston Manor, NY 1995 Author, "Spiritual Maps and the Geography of Magic" ,: An Interview of Zenpari by Madeline de Joly", Ceramics, Art and Perception, International Issue 22, Sidney, AUSTRALIA 1995 Author, Forward to Exhibition Catalogue , "Geography of Magic: Sculpture by Zenpari, Sponsored by the Australia -Indonesia Institute and the Australian Embassy, Jakarta, INDONESIA 1995 Instructor, "Fibers of Infinity: Adventures in Handmade Paper" , Esalen Institute, Big Sur, CA 1995 Visiting Artist," International Artist Workshop Program: ' Instructor: Fibers of Infinity ' ", North Tahoe Art Center, Tahoe City, CA 1995 Curator/ Art Director, Envirionmental Bamboo Foundation, Ubud, Bali, INDONESIA 1995 Artist-In-Residence, Seniwati Gallery, Ubud, Bali , INDONESIA 1995 Director/Designer , Community Arts Project: "To Give, To Send, To Receive ", Seniwati Gallery, Ubud,
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