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Adele Henderson Adele Henderson adelehenderson.com EDUCATION MFA, Arizona State University, Tempe, 1982. BFA, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1977. PUBLIC COLLECTIONS Boston Museum of Fine Arts Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Boston Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Lincoln Albright•Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo Visual Arts Research Institute, Ariz. State Univ. Roswell Museum, Roswell, NM University of Wisconsin at River Falls Madison Art Center, Madison, WI Prudential Life Insurance Corporation Trinity Kitchens, Austin The Print Consortium, St. Louis Savoir Faire, Sausilito West Virginia University, Morgantown Bradley University, Peoria Castellani Art Gallery, Niagara University National Museum of American Art, Washington New York Public Library, New York Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, AZ Kennedy Museum of American Art, Athens Florida State Univ. Art Museum, Tallahassee Whitney Museum, New York Rogers Museum of Art, Laurel, MS Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand Perc Tucker Gallery, Townsville, Queensland Australia Tandem Press, University of Wisconsin, Madison Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas University of the Arts, Philadelphia Southern Graphics Council Archive, Millsaps College Anchor Graphics, Columbia College, Chicago Arizona State University Museum, Tempe Blanton Museum, University of Texas, Austin David Owsley Museum of Art, Ball State University Arizona State University Art Museum EXHIBITIONS 2013 (upcoming March/April) solo exhibition Buffalo Artist Studio, Tri-Main Center, Buffalo, NY. 2012 CEPA 11th Biennial Photography Art Auction and Exhibition. CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, NY. Reunion: Images 2010,Owsley Museum of Art, Ball State Univesity. Invitational exhange and exhibition organized by Kathryn Maxwell. 9-11 Memorial Print Exhibit; American Print Alliance, Atlanta, GA Women Artists in Western New York; Nicols School Gallery, Buffalo 2011 Monroe and Vicinity Biennial, Tower Fine Arts Gallery, SUNY Brockport. Invitational curated by Tim Massey. 9-11 Memorial Print Exhibit, Art Exchange, 750 Kalb St. Southeast, Atlanta GA. Visual Epistomologies; the Department of Visual Studies Faculty Exhibition, UB Anderson Gallery. Buffalo. Ten Years and Counting http://www.10yearsandcounting.org/ featured artist for month of September Public/Private, Castellani Art Gallery, Niagara University. Group exhibition curated by Gerald Mead. Cover illustration Risk Analysis and Human Behavior, Baruch Fischhoff, Routledge Press. 2010 EXTENDED OUTLOOK. Hart Gallery, Buffalo, NY. Solo exhibition. CEPA Gallery 10th Biennial Photography Art Auction and Exhibition. CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, NY. DREAM DAY portfolio. Anderson Hall, University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Invitational exhange and exhibition, curated by Susan Belau. Indie, print intervention at various locations, Georgia College State University campus, Milledgeville, GA. Natural History. Ink Shop Printmaking Center and Olive Branch Press, Ithaca, NY. Invitational exhange and exhibition. Also shown at the University of North Texas, and the Morgan Conservatory. Reunion: Images 2010, Crane Arts Building, Philadelphia. Invitational exhange and exhibition organized by Kathryn Maxwell. New Years Eve Fundraiser, exhibition and auction, Western New York Book Arts Center, Buffalo. 2009 Survey of American Printmaking, Academy of Fine Arts, Bratislava, Slovakia. Curated by Wayne Miyamoto. FREE FOR ALL, an online exhibition that invites the viewer to download and assemble books on display, http://www.fimp.net/freef.html curated by Marc Snyder of Fiji Island Press http://www.fimp.net/ L.L. Legacy, Columbia College, Chicago, IL. Portfolio exchange and exhibition, A.S.U. alumni. 1 Natural History, Critical Condition. Columbia College, Chicago, IL. Portfolio exchange and exhibition curated by Sydney Cross. Edible Book, Western New York Book Arts Center. Open exhibition of edible artists books to be consumed at the end of the evening. First Annual Members Exhibition, Western New York Book Arts Center, Buffalo. Print Types, Park University, Parkville, MO. Traveling exhibition organized by the Print Consortium, Kansas City, MO. 2008 NO DANGER. Richmond International Airport, Richmond VA. Invitational exhibition organized by Ed Bernstein, Indiana University, for the Southern Graphics Conference, Richmond, March- April 2008. Travels to Purdue University Art Galleries. 7th Lessedra World Art Print Annual – Mini Print 2008. Organized by Lessedra Gallery and Contemporary Art Projects, Sofia, Bulgaria. March –May 2008. Portfolios and Suites from the Permanent Collections “Drawn to Stone,” Kennedy Museum of Art, Ohio University, Athens, OH. April 2008. Annual Flatfile Exhibition and Auction. Artspace, New Haven, CT. March 2008. CEPA Gallery Members Exhibition, Buffalo, NY. January 2008. Cranbrook Academy of Art PrintMedia Magnetic Print Exchange. Bolton Gallery, Cranbrook Academy of Art April 2008. Open invitational to inaugurate the Bolton Gallery. Global Warming Portfolio. Invitational print exchange and series of exhibitions organized by Clayton McGlamory, Old Dominion University. Exhibitions scheduled for the following: Old Dominion University, Norfolk (April 2008); Earthday Café, Hokadate, Japan (April 2008); Southern Graphics Conference, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond (March 2008); Green Door Studios, Burlington, VT (June 2008); BluSeed Studios, Saranac Lake, NY (Aug 2008). 2007 American Print Survey, Carleton College, Northfield, MN, organized by the Print Consoritum Roswell Anniversary Exhibition, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Roswell, NM Western New York Artists from the Gerald Mead Collection, Horizon’s Gallery, WNED studio, Buffalo, Flatfile Exhibition, ArtSPACE, New Haven, CT Soap Box Prints: For a Cleaner Environment, traveling exhibition organized by the American Print Alliance, Peachtree City, GA Prints USA, Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, MO Women Printmaker’s Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA, organized by the Print Consortium Is this the way to Amarillo? Mapping a Personal Journey, Print exchange with 35 artists nationwide; various exhibitions to be arranged. Print Zero #5, International open print exchange originating in Seattle and traveling to: Sev Shoon Arts Center/Ballard Works: Seattle, WA; Rainbow Bldg. Gallery at University of Miami: Coral Gables, FL; Print Walls Gallery at University of Wisconsin: Madison, WI; Pacific Northwest College of Arts, Portland, OR; Pratt Fine Arts Gallery (at Tashiro Kaplan), Seattle, WA; Roennebaeksholm Arts and Cultur Center, Naestved, Denmark. Pumping Kill Mud Down the Drill Pipe/*, broadside exhibtion (open), Space 1026, Philadelphia, PA. Naestved International Exhibition of Contemporary Mini Square Prints, Naestved Cultural Center and Museum, traveling to various galleries in Europe. 2006 Benefit Exhibition and Auction, ArtSpace, New Haven, CT, April 22, 2006 100 Prints; Open Studio, Toronto, Canada. Benefit Auction. May 4-13, 2006. Reflections on a Legacy: Vitreography from Littleton Studios, Appalachian State University Turchin Center for the Visual Arts. Print Types, Ashford University, Clinton, Iowa. Organized by the Print Consortium. Seeing Is Believing: Skeptical Print Activity. HallSpace, Boston, MA. Curated by Ethan Berry. September 11 Memorial Portfolio, Henry Luce Center for Art and Religion, Washington DC. Organized by the American Print Alliance. 2005 Three Decades of American Printmaking: The Brandywine Workshop Collection. Brandywine Workshop, Philadelphia, PA. Point of View II: North Carolina Artists as Collectors. The Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, N. Carolina; Aug-Oct 2005. Group Exhibition; G2 Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ. Western NewYork Artists from the Gerald Mead Collection. WNED Buffalo, NY. Flatfile Exhibition, ArtSpace, New Haven CT. 2004 Roots and Crown, UNL Printmakers Exhibition; Great Plains Art Collection; in conjunction with Mid- America Print Council conference. 2003 Adele Henderson / Ron Brimrose. G2 Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona. 18th Annual 100 Prints. Benefit exhibition and auction in support of Open Studio, Toronto. 2 6 Printmakers(exhibition); Interprint 2003 international symposium; invited by symposium organizers . Center for Visual Art and Culture, U of CT. Exhibition and Benefit Auction. ArtSpace Gallery, invitational. New Haven. Print Types, Dickenson State University, Dickenson, ND Director’s Choice, Missouri Western State College, St. Joseph, MO 2002 Adele Henderson / Amy Romanin. G2 Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona. Flatfile Exhibition and Benefit Auction. ArtSpace Gallery, invitational. New Haven. Constance Saltonstall Foundation Sixth Annual Exhibit. State of the Art Gallery, Ithaca, NY. Grant recipient invitational exhibition. Auction 2002, CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, NY. Invitational and six-week preview exhibition. 2001 Untitled Space Gallery, Flatfile Exhibtion; invitational. New Haven, CT. 5 Studio Art Alumni: Karen Blessen, Adele Henderson, Doug Martin, T.L. Solien, and Ron Watson. Eistentrager•Howard Gallery; University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Invitational. The Decades: 1940-1980; UNL Studio Art Alumni; Eistentrager•Howard Gallery; University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Invitational. Upstate Invitational: Colette Copeland, Adele Henderson, Christine Henehan, Julia Galloway, Gerald Mead and Randy Williams. Tyler Art Gallery, SUNY-Oswego. Curated by David Kwasigroh. Points of View, ACA Gallery, Austin, TX. Invitation exhibtion organized by Rosemary Lane. Demographics; University of Texas, Austin. Ongoing
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