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KATHY YANCEY 1154 ST. CHARLES PLACE, N.E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30306 Website: http://www.kathyyancey.com Email: [email protected] (404) 873-3924 GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS AND PUBLIC COMMISSIONS: Nominated by Georgia Museum of Art for exhibit in National Museum for Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C. Commission for Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, AirportART Program, Immigration corridor, Concourse E, installation entitled “Looking Out Of Roses,” installed 2004 1997 Georgia Women in the Visual Arts Honoree for Outstanding Contribution Georgia Council for the Arts, Individual Artist Grant, 1991-1992 SAF/NEA Visual Arts Fellowship, 1988, Works on Paper (Southern Arts Federation/National Endowment for the Arts) SOLO EXHIBITIONS: Paint By Heart, Callanwolde Fine Art Gallery, Atlanta, GA, 2014 Paint By Heart, Judy A. Saslow Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, 2012 My Work Always Looks Like Me, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, GA, 2009 My Work Always Looks Like Me, Judy A. Saslow Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, 2008 GirlStories, Dalton Gallery, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, S.C., 2006 Retrospective & Recent Work, Arnold Gallery, Shorter College, Rome, Georgia, 2005 Dreamer’s Companion, Marietta-Cobb Museum, Marietta, Georgia, May, 2003 Girl Stories, 2001 Atlanta Biennial, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 2001 A Good Muse Sees In All Directions, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, 2000 Memories from Before I was Born, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 1998-1999 Dearly Beloved, Atrium Gallery, Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport, Atlanta, 1999 Personally Narrative, Spirit Square Center for the Arts, Charlotte, NC, 1998 Frida Kahlo, Goddess of Art, Block Candy Art Gallery, Atlanta, 1996 Celestial Sisters, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 1994-95, Catalog Interiors: Domestic Views, Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, Madison, Georgia, 1992 Still and Quick Lives, Modern Frame Gallery, Atlanta, 1992 Recent Works, Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Georgia 1991, Catalog Metaphorical Musings, Auburn University, Biggin Gallery, Alabama, 1990, Catalog Musings of a Domestic Goddess, Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, Atlanta, 1988 Recent Works, SECCA, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1987, Catalog SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS: Georgia/Georgia, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, 2015 Grace & Ritual, Iam8bit Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, 2013 Georgia Artists Pick Georgia Artists, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, 2013 100 at 100, Welch Galleries, Georgia State University, 2013 2011 SouthXeast: Contemporary Southeastern Art, Florida Atlantic University, Schmidt and Ritter Art Galleries, Boca Raton, FL, Catalog, 2011 Recent Acquisitions, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, 2011 Celebrating Georgia Women Artists, National League of American Pen Women, Marietta/Cobb Museum, Marietta, GA, 2010 Wonder Women, Judy A. Saslow Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, 2009 Paperworks, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 2006 Contemporary Southern Drawings from the Permanent Collection, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, 2004 Selected Works: State of Georgia Art Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, 2004 Elvis & Marilyn: 2 x Immortal, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995; Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, Texas, 1995; Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC, 1995; Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, 1995; New York Historical Society, New York City, 1996; Philbrook Academy, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1996; Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, Ohio, 1996; Tennessee State Museum, Nashville, Tennessee, 1996; San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, California, 1996; Honolulu Academy of Art, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1997; Hokkaido Obihiro Museum of Art, Japan, 1997; Daimaru Museum, Umeda-Osaka, Japan, 1997; Takamatsu City Museum of Art, Takamatsu, Japan, 1997; Sogo Museum of Art, Yokohama, Japan, 1998; Mitsukoshi Museum of Art, Fukuoka, Japan, 1998; Taipei Municipal Museum, Taipei, Taiwan, 1998; Kaoshiung Municipal Museum, Kaoshiung, Taiwan, 1998; Mountain Arts Museum of Fine Art, Kaoshiung, Taiwan, 1998; Catalog, Rizzoli Art Book Crosscurrents, Rethinking 20th Century Art, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, 1993 Reflections: Women Looking at Women, Furman University, Greenville, South Carolina, 1993 Revising the View: Southern Women Artists, National Conference of the Women's Caucus for the Arts, Washington, D.C., 1991, Catalog Vital Signs, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 1991, Catalog Recent Acquisitions: Works on Paper, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, 1990 1988 SAF/NEA Regional Fellowships for Emerging Artists in Painting, Drawing and Printmaking Exhibition, Atlanta College of Art Gallery, Catalog, Review, New Arts Examiner, 1991, Regional Tour, 1989-1991 Forrest Avenue Farewell, Nexus Consortium, Atlanta, 1989 Contemporary Artists in Georgia: Selections from The High Museum's Collection, High Museum Ga. Pacific Center, 1989 Fact/Fiction/Fantasy: Recent Narrative Art in the Southeast, Ewing Gallery of Art and Architecture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1987, Cheekwood Fine Arts Center, Regional Tour, 1987-1989, University Purchase, Catalog Elvis, SECCA, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1987, Catalog Recent American Works on Paper, curated by Ned Rifkin, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibit, USIA, India and United States Tour, 1985-1988, Catalog The Atlanta Show, Nexus Contemporary Arts Center, Atlanta, 1987, Catalog Women's Art Exhibition, Galerie Triangle, Washington, D.C., 1986, Catalog 30 x 30 inch Exhibit, Arts Festival of Atlanta, Georgia, 1985, Catalog SEMINARS, LECTURES, PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SPECIAL COMMISSIONS: Visiting Artist, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Fl, 2011 Gallery Lectures: Florida Atlantic University, SouthXeast Contemporary Southeastern Art, 2011; Swan Coach House Gallery, 2009 and 2000; Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, 2006 and 2001; Dalton Gallery, Rock Hill, SC, 2006; Colquitt County Art Center, 2007; Arnold Gallery, Shorter College, Rome, GA, 2005; Spirit Square Center for the Arts, 1998; Spruill Arts Center, 2000, 1999 and 1997; Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, 1992; Albany Museum of Art, 1991; Auburn University, Department of Art, Auburn, AL, 1990; Cheekwood Fine Arts Center, Nashville, TN, 1989 Commission installed 2004, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Concourse E, “Looking Out of Roses” Cover art for novel “Guava Dreams”, by Mary Torre Kelly, Trafford Publishing, Toronto, Canada, 2004 Board Member, The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, 1995-2001, Executive Committee, 1997 Community Project Coordinator Scrapbook Project, Atlanta History Center Archives, 1999 Georgia Council for the Arts, Advisory Museum Panel, 1996 Madonna & Child, original lithograph collaboration with Wayne Kline, Tamarind Master Printer, Rollingstone Press, 1995 Artist for TV Series, “Ryan Ganey, The Well-Placed Weed,” Portrait creation for Opening Titles, WGNX-TV, 1993 Artist's Book, "Home, A Game & Activity Book for Children of All Ages," Published by ART Papers, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 XPT (Experimental Puppet Theatre), Creation of Original Puppet Play, “The Bound Man”, Collaboration with Janie Geiser, Karen Chance, John Ludwig, The Center of Puppetry Arts, 1985 Illustrator, Children's Book, "One Day I Found a Good Old Dog," by Sylvia Johnson, Southern Lite Publishing Co., 1980 SELECTED AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS: 2011 Southern Appalachian Artist’s Guild, Best in Show 2011 Rome Art Coterie National, Best in Show 2010 Celebrating Georgia Women Artists Exhibition, National League of American Pen Women, Marietta/Cobb Museum, Best of Show and First Place, Mixed Media 2003 New Horizons Exhibition Cherokee County, Best in Show 2002 Georgia National Fair, 1st Place Cash Award, Purchase Award 2002 Kennesaw University CARE Exhibition, Best in Show 2002 Decatur Arts Festival, Best in Show, Cash Award 2001 Douglas County National, Best in Show, Cash Award, Douglasville, Ga. 2000 Southeastern Invitational Exhibition, Gwinnett Council of the Arts, Best in Show 1999 Mable House National, Best in Show, Cash Award 1991 Atlanta Arts Festival, "Big Art Billboard Design Competition," Honorarium 1984 Southeast Woman's Caucus for the Arts - Cash Award, Clemson University, University Purchase SELECTED INSTITUTIONAL AND CORPORATE COLLECTIONS: Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport High Museum of Art, Atlanta State of Georgia Collection, Georgia Public Television Corporate Headquarters, Atlanta Georgia National Fair Institutional Collection, Perry, Georgia Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Georgia City of Atlanta, Bureau of Cultural Affairs Alabama Power Company, Birmingham, Alabama Clemson University, College of Architecture Columbus College of Art Department Ewing Gallery of Art, University of Tennessee Brenau University, LaGrange, Georgia Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum, LaGrange, Georgia ART Station Inc., Stone Mountain, Georgia Atlanta History Center Archives Collection King & Spalding law firm, Atlanta Fidelity International, Inc., Atlanta Missi McMorries, Attorney at Law, Atlanta Sawyer Riley Comp- Inc., Atlanta SELECTED PRIVATE COLLECTIONS: Karen and Steve Sonnenburg, Singapore, Thailand Jeff and Debbie Chapman, Atlanta, GA Roberta and David Green, New York City, NY Cheryl Gilbreath, Kentucky Mrs. Charles Schwab, San Francisco, CA Robert and Lu Steed, Atlanta, GA Carrie and Gary Pomerantz, San Francisco, CA Kathy Marena, New York City, NY Barbara Schreiber and
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