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Cory Munro Shea | Artist CV Cory Munro Shea | Artist CV Upcoming Exhibition: "PYT Woman Americana: Concord" | Community of Artists, Danforth Art, Framingham, Massachusetts, June 7 - August 2, 2015 2015 Group Exhibitions "PYT Woman Americana: Dali Zion" | Members Exhibition Gallery 263, Cambridge Massachusetts, April 13 - May 14, 2015 Juried / Curated Exhibitions "PYT Woman Americana: North East Campfires" | 26th Annual Mass Art Auction, Boston Massachusetts, April 2 - 11, 2015. "PYT Woman Americana: Salvation Mountain, Death Valley, Concord, Cassidy Farm, Wild Bill's Cabin, Dali Zion, Arlington Desert, Wild Bill's, Walden Harvard, Home| 30 Under 30 Spotlight Six, Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown Massachusetts, February 26 - April 10 2015 "PYT Woman Americana: Salvation Mountain| 30 Under 30, Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown Massachusetts, January 8 - February 20, 2015. With Curator Cherie Clinton and Marie Craig, Co-Directors of Fountain Street Fine Art, Framingham, MA. Honors and Awards Awarded a 'spotlight' position for the 30 Under 30 Exhibition, for "PYT Woman Americana Salvation Mountain." ___________________________________________________________________________ 2014 Juried / Curated Exhibitions "PYT Woman Americana: Salvation Mountain| New England Collective V, Galatea Fine Art, Boston, MA, August 1 - 30, 2014, Juried by Edmund Barry Gaither, Director of the National Center of Afro-American Artists and its Museum Division, and Special Consultant to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. "PYT Woman Americana: Wild Bill's" | Off the Wall: Community of Artists, Danforth Art, Framingham, MA, June 8 - August 3, 2014. Juried by Danforth Art’s Executive Director Katherine French. "PYT Woman Americana: Salvation Mountain," "PYT Woman Americana: Cassidy Farm," "PYT Woman Americana: Wild Bill's" | Salon 21, Nave Gallery, Somerville, Massachusetts, April 27 - May 12, 2014. With Curator Michelle Fiorenza. Group Exhibitions "PYT Woman Americana: Death Valley" | Members Exhibition Gallery 263, Cambridge Masschusetts, April 17 - May 17, 2014. _____________________________________________________________________ 2007 - 2012 Juried/ Curated Exhibitions "Up" and "Seeing" Coming of Age, New England Artists Under 30, Sharon Arts Center, Petersborough NH, March - April, 2012. With Jurors Cathy Sununu, Director of Portsmouth Museum of Art and Craig Stockwell, Professor at Keene State College. "Harvard, MA" Members Juried II, Concord Art Association, Concord MA, February - March 2012. With Juror Perry A. Price, Assistant Curator of the Exhibitions and Collections, Fuller Craft Museum. "The Great Escape" Northeast Prize Show, Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge MA, May 2011. With juror Theodore Stebbins, Director of the Harvard Art Museums. "The Great Escape" 81st Connecticut Women Juried Art Show, Connecticut Women Artists Inc., Yale University, Spring 2010. With juror Alyssa Monks, Fine Arts Artist. "The Sweet Goodbye" and "Poor Little Artemsisia," 80th Connecticut Women Juried Art Show, Connecticut Women Artists Inc., University of Connecticut, Spring 2009. With Jurors Claudia Seymore and President of CMA Inc, Salmagundi Club. "Almost There" and "Almost There II" Danforth Museum of Art Annual Members Juried Exhibition, Spring 2009, Danforth Museum, Framingham MA,With Jurors Joseph Carroll of Carroll and Sons Gallery and Lisa Tung, Director of Curatorial Programs and Professional Galleries at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Group Exhibitions Exploring (Our) Imagination, Soo Rye Art Gallery, Portsmouth New Hampshire, September 22nd - October 18th 2012. "Up", "Seeing", "Wanting MD", "The Great Escape." Honors and Awards "Wanting MD" Awarded First Place from External Jury and Honorable Mention from Internal Jury, University of Massachusetts Amherst Junior and Senior Art Show, Herter Gallery, Amherst MA, May 2009 Solo Exhibitions "Intimacy" Solow Show, ATAC Satelite Gallery, Framingham MA, January 2010. "Once Was, Wanting MD, Great Grand Father and Daughters, Trasnformers, The World to Come, The Sweet Goodbye, Poort Little Artemisia, Lost Billy Boys" Senior Thesis Show - Borrowed Memories, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Central Gallery, May 2009 Small Juried Group Exhibitions "Heads No Tales" Animal Show, Post Road Art Center, Marlborough MA, February 2010 "The Beginning" See-Scapes Experimental Art Gallery and Studio, Salem MA, Summer 2009 "Once Was," "Great Grand Fathers and Daughters" Alter-a-tions, Experimental Art Gallery and Studio, Salem MA, Summer 2009 "Seeing the Beginning" 3rd Annual Amazing Things Arts Center Juried Show, Amazing Things Arts Center, Framingham MA, Summer 2009. With juror Director Michael Moran Group Student Exhibitions "The Lindens" Artist Book Exhibition, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Spring 2009 "Gender Split," Photography Show, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Fall 2008 "Water Ripple" 2007 Print Show, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Spring 2007 .
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