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! VANESSA RENWICK Film / Video / Installation artist BORN 1961 in Chicago, Illinois. Lives in Portland, Oregon. INSTALLATIONS & EXHIBITIONS 2017 Dislocation, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Portland, OR Koerner Canvas Series: Vanessa Renwick, Koerner Camera, Portland, OR Assembly: A Group Exhibition, Helzer Gallery, PCC Rock Creek Campus, Portland, OR The Eclipse Show, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR 2016 A Stand of Pine in a Tilled Field: 21 Years at PDX, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Portland, OR APEX: Next Level Fucked Up, Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR What's New at TAM? Recent Gifts to the Collection,Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA EMMA BOUND, Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery, Saskatoon SK CANADA 2015 University Art Gallery, Sewanee, TN 2014 layover, The Art Gym, Marylhurst, OR Hunting Requires Optimism, Jordan Schnitzer Museum, Eugene, OR Medusa Smack, Jordan Schnitzer Museum, Eugene, OR 2013 Hellenic Art of the Lovejoy Columns, Hellenic-American Cultural Center & Museum, Portland, OR WOODSWOMAN, Onafhankelijk Cultureel Centrum In It, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS Medusa Smack, MIX Festival, New York, NY 2012 Centre Pompidou, Gaite Lyrique, le lieu unique, Centre Pompidou-Metz, Paris and Metz, FRANCE Portland 2012 Portland Biennial, The White Box, Portland, OR 2011 The New American Landscape, Kahnaway Art & Ecology, Washougal, WA Cherry Street Produce, Portland, OR Mighty Tacoma: Photographic Portrait 2010, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA Pacific Northwest Art Annual, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 2011, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Portland, OR 2010 as easy as falling off a log, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Portland, OR Object Focus: The Book, Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR Longhorn, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA Red Stallions Revenge, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA Britton South Dakota, East/West Project, Dam, Stuhltrager & Gallery Homeland, Berlin, GERMANY Flaherty NY, Anthology Film Archives, New York, NY Light Industry, Brooklyn, NY 2010 Race and Pedagogy National Conference, Kittredge Art Gallery, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA Resplendency, The EAST/WEST Project, Berlin, GERMANY 2009 The Secret Language of Animals, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA The People’s Bike Library of Portland, Portland, OR Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR Signal Fire, Igloo Gallery, Portland, OR The House of Sound, New American Art Union, Portland, OR 2007 Mixed Company, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Portland, OR Retinal Reverb, PDX Film Festival, Portland, OR Snap Trap, Half & Half, Portland, OR 2006 Melancholy for Five Rooms, Buda Arts Center, Kortrijk, BELGIUM Mix Festival, New York, NY PDX CONTEMPORARY ART 925 NW FLANDERS STREET PORTLAND OREGON 97209 tel 503 222 0063 fax 503 222 3068 [email protected] Museum Boijmans von Beuningen Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS 2004 Hunting, Ritual and Narrative, Sun Valley Center for the Arts, Ketchum, ID Lovejoy Lost, PDX Window Project, Portland, OR Rising Up, Tollbooth Project, Tacoma, WA The Absent Album, Department of Safety, Anacortes, WA Case Studies, Reed College, Portland, OR In The Streets, Luggage Store, San Francisco, CA Tollbooth Project, Tacoma, WA Drawing Resistance, Liberty Hall, Portland, OR 2003 Coresample, Portland, OR 2002 Beamsplitters, PDX Festival Portland, OR 2001 Northwest Narrative, PICA, Portland OR 2000 Lovejoy, PNCA Feldman Gallery, Portland, OR Taking Space, Making Place, American Institute of Architecture, Portland, OR Open Walls, PICA, Portland, OR Disintegration: Contemporary Landscape, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, OR Rerun, Manual Izquierdo Gallery, Portland, OR 1999 Yawn, Reading Frenzy, Portland, OR 1998 Eye Candy Show, Mark Wooley Gallery, Portland, OR Multi-Mini, 333 Studios, Portland, OR electriCity, Tidbit Gallery, Portland, OR AWARDS 2017 LightPress Grant 2016 RACC Media Fellowship RACC Project Grant TRUE/FALSE FILM FEST Second Take Pushcart Prize Nominee 2015 RACC Professional Development Grant Career Opportunity Grant, Oregon Arts Commission 2014 Regional Arts & Culture Council Project Grant, Portland, OR Bonnie Bronson Fellowship, Portland, OR Career Opportunity Grant, Oregon Arts Commission, Salem, OR Ford Family Foundation Grant The Delicious Medicine Award, 41st NW Filmmakers' Festival 2013 Flaherty Professional Development Fellowship DIY of All-Time Award from Judge Mike Plante, NW Filmmakers' Festival 2012 Ford Family Foundation Golden Spot Award, Roseburg, OR 2011 Regional Arts & Culture Council Project Grant, Portland, OR RACC Professional Development Grant, Portland, OR 2010 Food Gatherers Feeding the Soul Award, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Ann Arbor, MI Portland Stock Grant, Portland, OR 2009 Anonymous Was A Woman nominee Oregon Media Arts Fellowship, NW Film Center, Portland, OR 2008 Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee, New York, NY Zoobomb Pyle Commission, with Brian Borello, Portland, OR NAAU Couture stipend recipient, Portland, OR Regional Arts & Culture Council Project Grant, Portland, OR Career Opportunity Grant Award, Oregon Arts Commission, Salem, OR 2007 Poncho Special Recognition Award, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA, Bike Commute Challenge Winner, Bicycle Transportation Alliance, Portland, OR Jim Demulling Speak Out Award for Best Social Awareness Documentary, Humboldt Film Festival, Humboldt, CA Betty Bowen Memorial Award Finalist, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA Creative Capital Finalist, Caldera Artist Residency, Sisters, OR The Gearhead Portland Filmmaker Award, Portland, OR 2006 The Sarah Jacobson Film Grant, The Free History Project, Berkeley, CA Wolf Recovery Foundation Field Research & Education Grant, Pocatello, ID 2005 Judges Award, Northwest Film and Video Festival, Portland, OR Gus Van Sant Award for Best Experimental Film, Ann Arbor Film Fest, Ann Arbor, MI Carol Davis Scholarship, Montana Artists Refuge, Basin, MT Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee, New York, NY 2004 Mayor's Creative Initiative Grant, Portland OR 2003 NW Festival Award from James Benning, Portland, OR Lilla Jewel Award, MRG Foundation, Portland, OR Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee, New York, NY 2002 Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee, New York, NY Best Documentary Video, Microcinefest, Baltimore, MD 2nd Place Black Maria Film Fest, Jersey City, NJ 2001 1st Place Peripheral Produce Invitational World Championship, Portland, OR 1999 Regional Arts & Culture Council, Portland, OR 1998 1st Place F Word Film Festival, Portland, OR Regional Arts & Culture Council, Portland, OR 1983 Weisman Grant, Chicago, IL FILM AND VIDEO SCREENINGS Pompidou, Paris, FRANCE 2018 Outliers and American Vanguard Artists, National Gallery of The Death Film, L.A. Film Forum, Los Angeles CA Art, Washington, DC Light Field, The Lab, S.F.,CA The Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies at Orchestra Becomes Radicalized, Holocene, Portland, OR UCLA. Los Angeles, CA Circuit Riders, OTHER CINEMA, San Francisco, CA Holy Fluids & Absent Wounds, Union Docs, Brooklyn, NY Joanie4Jackie4Ever, Interference Archive, Brooklyn, NY Koerner Camera, Portland, OR Grand Illusion Cinema, Seattle,WA Broadcast II ,Killjoy Collective, Portland,OR Orchestra Becomes Radicalized, Holocene, Portland, OR Mothership Music, Portland, OR Detroit Film Theater, Detroit, MI UNM ArtsLab & Basement Films, Albuquerque, NM What's New at TAM, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA Zephyr, Santa Fe, NM Do You See What I See?, Hollywood Theatre, Portland, OR The Center for Documentary Arts & Research, UCSC, CA Pitzer College, Claremont, CA CALARTS Tuesday Nights, Santa Clarita, CA UW-M Union Cinema, Milwaukee, WI Echo Park Film Center, Los Angeles, CA Edge Hill University, Lancashire, ENGLAND A-Z West with Tara Jane ONeil and Lucio Menegon, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY Joshua Tree, CA Cinematheque Quebecoise, Montreal, CANADA Exploded View, Tucson, AZ Ann Arbor District Library, Ann Arbor, MI First Person Cinema, UC Boulder, CO Here, There, Then, GAZE, ATA, San Francisco, CA Collective Misnomer, Alamo Draft House, Denver, CO Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY Boathouse Microcinema, Portland, OR Crossroads 2016, San Francisco, CA 2017 SFO Museum, San Francisco International Airport, S.F. CA Exploratorium, San Francisco, CA Green-Door Festival, Leitrim, IRELAND NW Tracking, Northwest Film Center, Portland, Or Canyon Cinema Salon, San Francisco, CA 2015 Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, OH OUT OF SIGHT, Seattle, WA Center for PostNatural History, Pittsburgh, PA Art & Ecology, Ecological Society of America, Indivisible Art & Environment artist talk, Wexner, Columbus, OH Gallery, Portland, Oregon Adelaide Film Festival, Glenside, South Australia Unwalking The West/ Signal Fire, Hollywood Theatre, Light Industry, Brooklyn, NY Portland, OR Space 1026, Philadelphia, PA Northwest Filmmakers' Festival, Portland Art Museum Dirt Palace, Providence, RI Raucous Cinema NOW!, Ypsi Experimental Space, University of Chicago, Chicago,IL Ypsilanti, MI Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI Sisters' Pictures, OTHER CINEMA, SF, CA The Nickelodeon, Columbia, SC Ashland International Film Festival, Ashland, OR Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Pittsburgh, PA Scritti Politti: Dakota Pipeline, OTHER CINEMA, SF, CA The Garden Theater, Frankfort, MI Boathouse Microcinema, Portland, OR Quotidian Hypnosis, Great Wall of Oakland, Oakland, CA Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH Black Dog Art Ensemble, Portland, OR University of Iowa/ Film Scene, Iowa City, IA Resistance Isn’t Futile: Films on the Occasion of a Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Presidential Inauguration, L.A. Film Forum, L.A., CA Temple Live Stream, Temple, ME 2016 Festival des Cinémas Différents
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