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CASEY JAMES VOGT 1736 Brown St., Akron, OH 44301 Casey@Blazemail.Com, Caseyvogt.Com EDUCATION -M.F.A., Miami University, Oxford, OH CASEY JAMES VOGT 1736 Brown St., Akron, OH 44301 [email protected], caseyvogt.com EDUCATION -M.F.A., Miami University, Oxford, OH. 2009. -B.F.A., cum laude, University of Akron: Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. 2004. SELECTED EXHIBITS and LECTURES 2013 -Summer Cocktail VII: Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY. Group Exhibition. -Poetics of Pattern: Riffe Gallery, Columbus, OH. Invitation Group Exhibition. 2012 -Summer Cocktail: Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY. Group Exhibition. -Intermix: Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY. Group Exhibition. -Affordable Art Fair: New York City, NY. Group Exhibition via Tria Gallery. 2011 -Ripped: The Allure of Collage: Hecksher Museum, Long Island, NY. Group Exhibition. -Affordable Art Fair: New York City, NY. Group Exhibition via Tria Gallery. 2010 -Background Noise: Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY. Two-Person Exhibition. -ArtHamptons Art Fair: Hampton, NY. Group Exhibition via Tria Gallery. -Cacophonic: RAID Projects, Los Angeles, CA. Group Exhibition. -Optimistic American Discords: Werkstatt Galerie, Berlin, Germany. Group. 2009 -MFANow, This is Paint!: Infusion Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. International Painting Exhibition. Jurors: Nicolette Kwok, Victoria Lu, Edward Lucie-Smith, John Millei, Maura Reilly, Kay Saatchi, Bernar Venet. -156th Ohio State Fair: Cox Art Center, Columbus, OH. Group. -Fresh & Witty: Summit ArtSpace, Akron, OH. Group. -Meaning and Nothingness: Lee Gallery, Oxford, OH. Solo Exhibition. -Western Spirit Art Show: Old West Museum, Cheyenne, WY. Group. 2008 -Undecided: Harris Gallery, Oxford, OH. Group. -Oxford to Oxford: Powerhouse Community Arts Center, Oxford, MS. Group. -Five Minds: John C. Brian Gallery, Yellow Springs, OH. Group. 2007 -Politics: Greenwich Gallery, Cincinnati, OH. Group. -Steve Levey and Casey Vogt, Akron, OH: Jason Rulnick Gallery, New York, NY. Two-Person. -17th Artists of Rubber City Juried Show: Mocha Maiden Gallery, Akron, OH. Group. Third Place. -Young Painters 2007: Miami University, Oxford, OH. National Painting Exhibition. Juror: Jerry Saltz. 2006 -48 Hours of Making Art: Lake Erie College, Painesville, OH. Invitational. -Convergence 2006: College of Wooster, Wooster, OH. Group. -Restless in Akron: Summit ArtSpace, Akron, OH. Group: Guest Curator. -16th Artists of Rubber City Juried Show: Mocha Maiden Gallery, Akron, OH. Group. -Fresh Art: Summit ArtSpace, Akron, OH. Group. 2005 -Cockeyed: Experimental Gallery, Akron, OH. Group: Curator. -Queer/Query: The Church, Akron, OH. Group. -Intrinsic: Lake Erie College, Painesville, OH. Invitational. -Engendered: Lake Erie College, Painesville, OH. Invitational. -Patterns, Rhythms and Cycles: Mt. Scott Art Center, Portland, OR. International Exhibition. 2004 -Turtledoves: The Church, Akron, OH. Solo. -Culture Fluid: Clemson University, Clemson, SC. National Print & Drawing Exhibition. -What’s in Marfa, Texas?, LECTURE, Student Art League, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. 2003 -The Halpert Biennial ’03: Appalachian State University, Boone, NC. National 2-D Exhibition. -Young Painters 2003: Miami University, Oxford, OH. National Painting Exhibition. Juror: Barry Blinderman. -Mute: Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD. National All-Media Exhibition. -8-Hour Drawings VI: Allegheny College, Meadville, PA. Invitational Group Exhibition. -8-Hour Drawings VI, LECTURE, Allegheny College, Meadville, PA. Invitational. -Recent Paintings, LECTURE, Student Art League, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. 2002 -Mental Masturbation: The Ice House, Akron, OH. Group. -A Moment of Zen: Projects Gallery, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. Solo. -Lunch Counter: Upper Atrium Gallery, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. Solo. 2001 -Become Lubricated: Projects Gallery, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. Solo. -Recent Paintings, LECTURE, Student Art League, Myers School of Art, Akron, OH. SELECTED GRANTS & AWARDS -Winner: MFANow International Painting Competition—2009. -Nominee: Joan Mitchell Foundation Graduate Award—2009. -Graduate Achievement Award: Miami University—2009. -Graduate Assistantship: Miami University—2007-2009. -Finalist: Northern Ohio Live Achievement Award for curating Restless in Akron—2007. -Finalist: Young Painters Competition—2003, 2007. -Winner: Ohio Arts Council Grant; Individual Excellence Award—2007. -Winner: MOCA Cleveland Nesnadny & Swartz Visiting Critics Program—2006. Visiting Critic: Valerie Oliver Cassell, Assistant Curator Contemporary Museum of Art Houston. -Winner: University Park Alliance Design Competition—2004. -Finalist: Alexander Rutsch Award National Works on Paper Exhibition—2003. -Myers School of Art Materials Grant—2003. -Daschiell Travel Grant—2003. -Myers Scholarship—2003. -Folk Scholarship—2002. -Roetzel, Cletus & Clara Academic Scholarship—2002. -2nd Place: Myers School of Art Juried Show—2002. -Harris Scholarship—2001. -Myers School of Art Juried Show—2000, 2002, 2003, 2004. -Dean’s List, University of Akron—1999-2004. COMMITTEES & ORGANIZATIONS -SFA Dean’s Student Advisory Council, Miami University—2008-2009. -Graduate Representative to the Faculty, Miami University—2008-2009. -Graduate Student Association, Miami University—2007-2009. -University Graduate Students, Miami University—2007-2009. -Fine Arts Faculty, Staff, and Majors, Miami University—2007-2009. -Advisory Committee to the Chair, Myers School of Art—2003. -President, Student Art League, Myers School of Art—2002-2003. -Artist-in-Residence Committee, Myers School of Art—2002. PUBLICATIONS -The Miami Student, “Grad student gains exposure in international art competition,” February 10, 2009: pg. 2, 1 b/w image. -Northern Ohio Live, “Awards of Achievement,” October 2007: pg. 30, 1 color image. -Angle #29, “Abundant Ohio.” November 2006: pg. 17. -Akron Beacon Journal, “Restless in Akron.” October 8, 2006: pg. E7, 1 b/w image. -West Side Leader, “Restless in Akron,” October 5, 2006: pg. 6, 1 b/w image. -Akron Life & Leisure, “Restless in Akron.” September 2006: pgs. 11-14, 3 color images. -Cleveland Free Times, “Art news.” May 4-10, 2005: pg. 49. -Channel 3, Cleveland, OH. “Akron painting shows nude Bush being crucified.” Mar. 19, 2003. TEACHING EXPERIENCE -Teacher Assistant: Advanced Painting, Miami University—Spring 2009. -Teacher Assistant: Three-Dimensional Design, Miami University—Spring 2009. -Professor of Record: Two-Dimensional Design, Miami University—Fall 2008. REPRESENTATION -Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY. .
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