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Curriculum Vitae SHEILA GALLAGHER Assistant Professor, Fine Arts Department Boston College 140 Commonwealth Avenue, Devlin Hall 401F Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (617) 552-0482 H: 31 Oakview Terrace Studio: 128 Brookside Ave Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 (917) 566-1472 [email protected] www.shegallagher.com EDUCATION: Tufts University/ School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, MFA, 1996 The Cooper Union, NYC, Continuing Education , 1990-1991 Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, BA,1989 cum laude with honors in history and studio art ACADEMIC POSITIONS: Assistant Professor, Fine Arts, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Fall 2003-Present Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA Visiting Assistant Professor in Fine Arts 1998-2003 Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University MFA Graduate Faculty 2001-2003 Art Institute of Boston,Boston, MA Assistant Professor in Fine Arts, Liberal Arts, Photography and Foundation Depts. 1996-2003 Vermont College at Norwich University,Norwich, VT MFA Program Graduate Instructor, Spring, 2001 Harvard University,Cambridge, MA Teaching Assistant, Summer 1998 TEACHING: Undergraduate Courses Taught at Boston College Fall 2003-Spring 2009: 2003 – 2004: Fall Course: FS10102, Drawing I: Foundations Course: FS10205, Painting I: Foundations 2003 – 2004: Spring Course: FS10101, Drawing I: Foundation Course: FS10201, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS30201, Drawing V: Figure Course: FS48601, Independent Work IV 2004 – 2005: Fall Course: FS10201, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS10102, DrawingI: Foundations Course: FS30101, Drawing IV: Figure 2004 – 2005: Spring Course: FS30201, Drawing V: Figure Course: FS32501, Studio/Critical Issues Course: FS32502, Studio/Critical Issues Course: FS38611, Independent Work II Course: FS48601, Independent Work I 2005 – 2006: Fall Course: FS10201, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS30101, Drawing IV: Figure Course: FS30301, Drawing & New Media* Course: FS38511, Independent Work I Course: FS59806, Teaching Assistantship 2005 – 2006: Spring Course: FS10102, Drawing I: Foundation Course: FS10203, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS30401, The Figure in Context Course: FS38511, Independent Work I Course: FS38611, Independent Work II Course: FS48601, Independent Work IV Course: FS59803, Teaching Assistantship 2006 – 2007: Fall On leave (junior faculty fellowship) 2006 – 2007: Spring Course: FS30301, Drawing & New Media Course: FS30401, The Figure in Context Course: FS38611, Independent Work II Course: FS48601, Independent Work IV Course: FS59803, Teaching Assistantship 2007 – 2008: Fall Course: FS10107, Drawing I: Foundations Course: FS10201, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS21501, Collage and Mixed Media* Course: FS38511, Independent Work I Course: FS59806, Teaching Assistantship 2007 – 2008: Spring Course: FS10102, Drawing I: Foundation Course: FS30301, Art and Alternative Media* Course: FS30401, The Figure in Context Course: FS38611, Independent Work II 2008 – 2009: Fall Course: FS10201, Painting I: Foundations Course: FS10301, Approaches and Issues Course: FS29901, Art and Alternative Media Course: FS38511, Independent Work I Course: FS59806, Teaching Assistantship 2008 – 2009: Spring Course: FS24001, Civil War Era Drawings * Course: FS30401, The Figure in Context Course: FS32501, Studio/Critical Issues Course: FS38611, Independent Work II Course: FS59803, Teaching Assistantship * Indicates new course developed ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Visiting Artist- School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Four Painters Program, Boston, MA Fall 2007 Visiting Artist- College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA Spring 2007 Artist Mentor- MFA Graduate Program Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, Boston, MA Fall 2008, Spring 2007, Fall 2006 Co-Director, Becker Collection and Archive, Boston College 2005-present Archivist, Becker Collection, 1998-2004 Art Institute of Boston, Boston, MA Bridge Program Coordinator. Responsible for administrating one-year transitional curriculum emphasizing academic support services 1998-2002 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, NYC Assistant to Chairman of the board and executor of Warhol Estate, Frederick Hughes. Collections manager, responsible for documenting and cataloging Mr. Hughes’ art collection. Acted as liaison between auction houses, galleries and attorneys. Coordinated inventories and appraisals of Warhol archival material for Andy Warhol Museum . 1990-1993 EXHIBITIONS: ONE and TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS 2009 “ Eye’s Mind“ (Upcoming), Harvard Medical School, Cambridge , MA 2008 “Sappho’s Exile“ (Upcoming) Judi Rotenberg Gallery, Boston, MA 2006 “Hand/Eye,“ Judy Ann Goldman Fine Art, Boston, MA 2004 ''Chase,“ Clifford-Smith Gallery, Boston, MA 2001 “Flourish,“ Nesto Gallery, Milton Academy, Milton, MA 2000 “Geneology of a Champagne Burst,“ ICA/Boston National Historic Parks Project USS Constitution Museum, Charlestown, MA 2000 Friends of Horticulture, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 1998 Sheila Gallagher: Recent Work, Jewett Art Center, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 1998 “Under the Influence,“ Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA 1996 “Natural Transformations,” Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA 1995 “The Garden Wall,” M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition, Tufts University, Medford,MA 1995 “The Nature of Tools,” North Haven Gallery, North Haven, ME 1994 “ Salon de Bain,‘‘ Chimpanzee Chick Project, Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA GROUP EXHIBITIONS/COMMISSIONS 2007 Miami Scope Art Fair, Judy Rotenberg Gallery, Miami, FL 2007 ICA Foster Prize Exhibition, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA 2007 Red Dot Art Fair, New York, NY 2007 “Superheroes Project“, Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 2006 “Arbor,“ Judy Ann Goldman Fine Art, Boston, MA 2005 “Séance,“ FPAC Gallery, Boston, MA (Co-curated with Jane Marsching) 2005 “Knock-Off,“ Gallery at Green Street, Boston, MA (Curated by James Hull) 2004 “Leisure,“ North Haven Gallery, North Havern , ME 2004 “Winter White/Back in Black,“ Clifford-Smith Gallery, Boston, MA 2001 “Neo-Baroque,“ Judy Ann Goldman Fine Art, Boston, MA 2000 “Polar Bear in a Snowstorm , ” (curated by Shelly Bancroft) Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston,MA 2000 ‘‘Sweet,“ Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA, Site specific painting installation 1999 “Say it with Flowers,”FPAC Gallery, Boston, MA 1999 “The Artists’Spirit,“ The Great Hall, Dorchester, MA 1998 ‘‘Monet Live,“ Live Flower Installation, (commission) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 1998 Arts Media stereographic artist page (commission) 1998 “Milton Collects/Milton Creates, ”( curated by J. Carter Brown,) Milton Academy, Milton, MA 1997 “The Artist’s Garden, ” (curated by CaroleAnn Meehan and Tim Norris), The Boston Center For the Arts,Mills Gallery, Boston, MA 1997 The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (Art Institute of Boston Exhibition) Boston, MA 1997 “Small Works,“ Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA 1996 ‘‘Annual Exhibition,“ (Dana Pond Painting Finalist) School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 1995 “The Unexpected,” Tisch Art Gallery,Tufts University, Medford, MA 1995 “Works on Paper“, First Expressions Gallery, Boston, MA 1993 “ Little Things“, 148 Tribeca Gallery, New York, NY EXHIBITIONS CURATED or ORGANIZED 2011 Artists of the Civil War, Picture Gallery, Saint Gaudens National Historic Site, Cornish, N.H. 2009 Firsthand: Civil War Era Drawings from the Becker Collection, McMullen Museum, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA (with Judith Bookbinder, PhD.) 2006 Séance, Fort Point Artists Community Gallery, Boston, MA (with Jane Marsching) 2005 Leisure, North Haven Gallery, North Haven, ME (with Jim Smith and Rob Clifford) OTHER PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS: Co-Director, Becker Collection and Archive (0ngoing) For more information see : http://idesweb.bc.edu/becker/ Trustee, Saint-Gaudens Memorial,Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, Cornish, NH Responsible for overseeing exhibitions program. For more infrmation see: http://www.nps.gov/saga Guest artist, Artiac, a start-up company specializing in digitally generated mosaics, 2007-present The Boston Superheroes Project (Fall 2007) For more information see: http://www.wbur.org/news/2007/71923_20071101.asp http://www.bostonmagazine.com/files/flash/boston_artists/superheroes_project.html Model for Mary Ellen Strom’s, "Sheila Gallagher and Marley Tomic-Beard", 2006. Two Channel Video ProjectionJudy Rotenberg Gallery, Boston, MA, Fall 2007 For more information see: www.judirotenberggallery.com Designer, (with Chris Grimley) Book cover, Jungle Rules by Gaz Crittenden, Danforth Press, 2006 COLLECTIONS: DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, Massachusetts Fidelity Investments, Boston, Massachusetts Wellington Management Company, Boston, Massachusetts Various private collections SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY: Baker, Matthew Reed, article: “Caped Creators,” Boston Magazine, October 2007 Alterman, Sarah Faith, article: “Heroic Effort,” The Boston Phoenix, August 17, 2007 Channel 5News, Coverage of “The Superhero Project,” August 11, 2007 McQuiad, Cate, article: “Grading Students’ Handiwork at Young Contemporaries Exhibition, A Select Few Emerge as the Best in Show,” The Boston Globe, June 28, 2007 Nash, Matthew, review: “Big Red On-The-Town: Space Other,” bigRed & shiny, Issue 71. October 22, 2007 Marsching, Jane, article: “Big Red On-The-Town: The Superheroes Project,” bigRed & shiny, Issue 67. August 11, 2007 Cook, Greg, “ICA Foster Prize Exhibit,” The New England Journal of Aesthetic Research,” March 11, 2007 Forman, Debbie, article: “A Cultural Centerpiece,” Cape Cod Times, February 17, 2007 BIBLIOGRAPHY
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