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Kelly Detweiler Solo Exhibits 2013 Kelly Detweiler,Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2012 Kelly Detweiler, Public Mural, “Flowers for Miss L” Davis Post Office 2012 Kelly Detweiler, Shimo Center for the Arts, Sacramento, Calif. 2010 Kelly Detweiler, Sandra Lee Gallery, San Francisco, Calif. 2009 Kelly Detweiler, Marking Time, Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara, Calif. 2008 Kelly Detweiler and Don Fritz, Gallery Godo, Seoul, Korea 2008 Kelly Detweiler and Don Fritz, Yeoungchun City Art Studio, Yeoungchun City, Korea 2008 Kelly Detweiler and Don Fritz, Banasil Cultural Center, Daegu, Korea 2008 Kelly Detweiler, Folio Winery, Napa Calif. 2007 Kelly Detweiler, Folio winery, Napa, Calif. 2005 Kelly Detweiler, Paintings, 49 Fremont Building, San Francisco, CA. 2004 Kelly Detweiler, Hunting and Gathering,The Art of the Still Life, Bank of America Building, Concorse Gallery, San Francisco, CA. 2004 Kelly Detweiler, Imaginary Landscapes,Plaza Gallery, Bank of America Building, San Francisco, CA. 2003 Kelly Detweiler, Centre D’art en L’ile, Geneva, Switzerland 2002 Kelly Detweiler, Collage Work, Art Department Gallery, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA. 2000 Kelly Detweiler, New Work, Tapio Gallery, Sapporo, Japan 1999 Kelly Detweiler, Selections from the Bau Wau Haus, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Jose, CA. 1998 Kelly Detweiler, Language Pacifica, Student Lounge, Palo Alto, CA 1997 Kelly Detweiler, New Work," Gallery Tapio, Sapporo, Japan 1996 Kelly Detweiler, D.P. Fong Gallery, San Jose CA 1995 Kelly Detweiler, New Work, Gallery Tapio, Sapporo, Japan 1994 Kelly Detweiler New Work, Gallery Tapio, Sapporo, Japan 1993 Kelly Detweiler New Work, Art Amon Gallery, Tokyo, Japan 1991 Kelly Detweiler,Exit Gallery, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT 1991 Kelly Detweiler New Work by California Artists, Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara 1991 Kelly Detweiler, Braunstein-Quay Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1991 Kelly Detweiler, Paintings and Assemblage, Eulipia Restaurant, San Jose, CA 1990 Kelly Detweiler: People, Places, and Things, Allegra Gallery, San Jose, CA 1989 Kelly Detweiler, L'Helium, Paris, France 1988 Kelly Detweiler, American Center, Sapporo, Japan 1988 Kelly Detweiler, Allegra Gallery, San Jose, CA 1987 Kelly Detweiler: Sea Hunt, Works San Jose, San Jose, CA 1987 Kelly Detweiler, Natsoulous-Novelozzo Gallery, Davis, CA 1986 Kelly Detweiler: “Bowls" San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Rental Gallery, Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA 1986 Kelly Detweiler, Allegra Gallery, San Jose, CA 1983 Kelly Detweiler, Works San Jose, San Jose, CA 1983 Kelly Detweiler, De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA 1979 Kelly Detweiler, Siegfried Gallery, Athens, OH 1978 Kelly Detweiler: Introductions '78, Hansen Fuller Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1977 Kelly Detweiler, Master's Exhibit, Memorial Union Art Gallery, Davis, CA 1976 Kelly Detweiler, Candy Store Gallery, Folsom, CA Group Exhibits 2015 “Bark” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2015 “Art of Painting in the 21st Century” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2014 Art Party, San Jose 2014 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2014 “Bark” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2013 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2013 “Bark” Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, Calif. 2012 “The Collective Personal” Le Personali in Collettiva, Gallerie Mentana, Florence, Italy 2012 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century”, Natsoulas Gallery ,Davis, Ca. 2011 “The Arneson Legacy”, Blue Line Gallery, Roseville, Calif. 2011 “Creative Growth” Santa Clara Faculty, Triton Museum, Santa Clara, Calif. 2011 ”The Birdhouse Show”, Greg Kondos Gallery, Sacramento, Calif. 2011 Embarcadero Gallery, Gallery artists, Sandra Lee Gallery, San Francisco, Calif. 2011 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century” John Natsoulos Gallery, Davis Calif. 2011 San Francisco International Art Fair, Sandra Lee Gallery, San Francisco, Calif. 2010 “The Birdhouse Show”, Greg Kondos Gallery, Sacramento, Calif. 2010 “A Seed Planted, The Students of Robert Arneson”, Davis Art Center, Davis calif. 2010 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century” John Natsoulos Gallery, Davis , Calif. 2010 “Modest Maserpieces”, Sandra Lee Gallery, San Francisco, Calif. 2010 “Just In, New work from the De Saisset Museum Permanent Collection” De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, Calif.2009 Show Mi Festival, Gana Art Center, Seoul, Korea 2009 “Show Mi Festival”, Gana Art Center, Seoul, Korea 2009 “The Art of Painting in the 21st Century” John Natsoulos Gallery, Davis Calif. 2008 De Saisset Museum, “Experience Teaches”, Department of Art and Art History Faculty Exhibit, Santa Clara, Calif. 2008 “A Faculty for Art 2”, Heritage Bank, San Jose, Calif. 2006 “Beyond the Likeness, Self-Portraits by California Artists”, Triton museum Santa Clara, 2005 “Faculty for Art” Heritage Bank, San Jose, Calif. 2005 Faculty Art Exhibit, Santa Clara University , Art Department Gallery 2004 “Depth of Field”, Art Object Gallery, San Jose, Calif. 2004 James F. Byrnes Institut, The Art of Exchange, Stuttgart, Germany 2003 Tapio Gallery, Sapporo, Japan 2003 Continental Gallery, Sapporo, Japan 2003 "Pacific Rim Art Now, 2003," Otaru City Museum, Otaru, Japan 2003 "Cut, Copy, Paste," De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA 2002 "Art and Flowers," De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA 2000 "Kelly Detweiler, Don Fritz, David Huffman Luke Bartels, Kan Shimada, Gallery Tapio, Sapporo, Japan 2000 "Pacific Rim Art Now, 2000," Otaru City Museum, Otaru, Japan 2001 San Jose Downtown Association, "Shark Attack," Collaborative piece with Sean Boyles, Sponsored by IBM, Assisted by Downtown College Prep Students, San Jose, CA 1997 "Pacific Rim Art Now, 1997," Otaru City Museum, Seventh 1994 "Pacific Rim Art Now, 1994," Otaru City Museum, Otaru, Japan 1994 "Spirited Canvases," D.P. Fong Gallery, San Jose, CA 1990 "California Painters," Gallery Lalanu, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan 1990 "Art Document 1990," Hokkaido Museum of Art, Sapporo, Japan Exhibit and Warehouse Sale, San Francisco, CA 1989 "California Painters," Gallery Lalanu, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan. Organized through Allegra Gallery. 1988 "California Painters," Gallery Lalanu, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan. Organized through Allegra Gallery. 1991 "TB-9 Show," Natsoulous Gallery, Davis, CA 1988 "The Art of Eating," Monterey Peninsula Museum, Monterey, CA 1988 "My Funny Valentine," San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA 1988 "Works on Paper," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Rental Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1988 "A Faculty For Art," De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA 1988 "Hokkaido Gendai Sakkaten," (Hokkaido Modern Artist Group), Hokkaido Museum of Art, Sapporo, Japan 1986 "California Painting," J.B. Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY 1986 San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, Annual Art Auction, invitational, San Jose, CA 1986 "Airport Café," San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco, CA 1986 "Jesuit Spirit in the Arts," St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA 1986 "Recent Drawings from Northern California," Memorial Union Art Gallery, Davis, CA 1985 "West Coast Works On/Of Paper," Reese Bullen Gallery, Humboldt State University, Humboldt, CA 1984 "Portraits," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Rental Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1984 "Reviewing the Figure," Hayward State University, invitational, Hayward, CA 1984 "Reviewing the Figure," Clorox Building, invitational, Oakland, CA 1984 "Crocker Kingsley Annual," Crocker Art Gallery, Sacramento, CA 1984 "Graduates of Davis, Works on Paper," Memorial Union Art Gallery, Davis, CA 1984 "Crime and Punishment," Triton Museum of Art, invitational, Santa Clara, CA Education University of California at Davis, 1977, M.F.A California State University at Hayward, 1975, B.A. Grossmont College, 1973, A.A. Skowhegan School Summer 1976 Teaching Experience 1982-present Santa Clara University, Professor of Art 2002-03 Gonzaga University in Florence, adjunct faculty 1979-80 Diablo Valley College, adjunct facult 1978 American River College, adjunct faculty Awards 2011 Joseph Bayma S.J. Scholarship Award, College of Arts and Sciences 2012 Artist Laureate Award, On the Wall, Arts Council of Silicon Valley Public Artworks Parking Structure Santa Clara University Mission Cemetery with Fr. Gerald Sullivan, four ceramic murals Performing Arts Building, Ceramic Detail Jesuit Residence, Ceramic Detail Bannan Hall, Jesuit Ceramic Detail Locatelli Center, Ceramic Details Suchitoto Peace Center, El Salvador, ceramic mural Collections Villa Heiss Museum, Zell, Germany Microsoft, Mountain View, Calif. DeSaisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA. Skowhegan Schoool, Skowhegan ,Maine University of California at Davis, Nelson Gallery Robert Arneson Estate Triton Museum, Santa Clara, CA Heritage Bank, San Jose, CA Website kellydetweiler.com .
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