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Alice Hargrave ALICE HARGRAVE EDUCATION MFA University of Illinois, Chicago, IL. 1994 BA Tulane University, New Orleans, LA. 1984 Syracuse University, Florence Italy, Intensive Study in Art, Architecture, Art History & Photography, 1982-1983 SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2018 LAST CALLS / ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT; Sonnenschein Gallery, Lake Forest College, IL ALICE HARGRAVE , PARADISE WAVERING, Pictura Gallery, Bloomington, IN. 2017 PARADISE WAVERING, Gallery 555, Boston MA. PARADISE WAVERING, University Galleries, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 2016 PARADISE WAVERING, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL 2014 UNTITLED (EXPEDITIONS), Audible Gallery, Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago, IL 2012 ALICE HARGRAVE (RESIDUALS), Woodlands Academy, Lake Forest, IL 2010 UNTITLED(FAMILY), Audible Gallery, Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago IL 2004 HOME (MOVIES), McLean County Arts Center, Bloomington, IL 2003 NEW PHOTOGRAPHS; ALDEN & HOME(MOVIES), Brushwood Gallery, Ryerson Woods, Deerfield, IL 2000 ALICE HARGRAVE PHOTOGRAPHS, Isis Gallery, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN 1998 FECUNDITY, The Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL 1995 ALICE HARGRAVE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS, TBA: ART EXPO Exhibition Space 1994 MATTER, Gallery 400, University of Illinois, Chicago. IL 1991 THE ARCHITECTURE OF MEMORY, The Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2018 CARRIE SECRIST GALLERY, TRUTH CLAIM, Chicago, IL IN THE BEGINNING: OF SPECIES; The Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, CO NEW CATS IN ART PHOTOGRAPHY / HUMBLE CATS; Photoville, Dumbo, Brooklyn NY HOUSTON CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY, Auction Exhibition, Houston, TX. WE LIKE SMALL THINGS V2, Filter Gallery, Chicago IL ARTS CLUB CHICAGO, Artist Members Exhibition, Chicago, IL. PINK NOISE, Veeck Gallery, Chicago,IL. GALLERY 19, Chicago,IL. SILVER EYE CENTER for PHOTOGRAPHY, Auction Exhibition, Pittsburgh, PA. 2017 WE LIKE SMALL THINGS, Filter Gallery, Chicago IL. 2016 LAURENCE & CLARK GALLERY, Curated by Jason Pickleman, Chicago, IL. NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY FACE, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL ON THE SHELF, Juried by Kelli Connell, Filter Gallery, Chicago IL. 2015 FRACTION OF A SECOND, 516 Arts Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico CONTEXT 2015, Juried by Michal Raz-Russo, Filter Gallery, Chicago IL SKY, Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA RADICAL COLOR, Newspace Center for Photography, Portland, OR. 2014 TROUVÉ, Pavilion, Chicago, IL STELLA, THE NATURE OF A COLLECTIVE, Ukrainian Museum of Art, Chicago, IL. 2013 DEFINE DRAWING, McLean County Arts Center, Bloomington IL. THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES, University Galleries of Illinois State University, Bloomington, IL. (Book) 2012 STELLA COLLECTIVE ART CART & EXHIBITION, Fine Arts Building Chicago Photography Center, Chicago IL. 2010 THE BACKYARD, McLean County Arts Center, Bloomington IL 2009 GHOSTLY ECHOES, Evanston Art Center, Evanston, IL 2008 CURIOUSER & CURIOUSER, McLean County Arts Center, Bloomington IL 2007 RELATIVE CLOSENESS, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL ART METZ/ PHOTOGRAPHIE, Metz, France 2001 SEVEN MIDWEST PHOTOGRAPHERS, Chicago Athenaeum Museum, Chicago, IL CITY 2000, Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL ZEROS & ONES, University of St. Francis, Moser Gallery, Joliet, IL SUNFLOWERS, Chicago Botanic Garden Museum, Chicago, IL CHICAGO & VICINITY WITH A BIAS, Klein Art Works, Chicago, IL 2000 FOREIGN BODIES, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT. (catalogue BOTANICA: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS & THE WORLD OF PLANTS, The Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL. (catalogue) 1999 STARRY NIGHT, Carol Ehlers Gallery, Chicago, IL ROMANCING THE BRAIN, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, PA. (catalogue) BOTANICA: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS & THE WORLD OF PLANTS, Tweed Museum of Art, Duluth, MN OTHERVILLE, University Galleries, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 1998 SPACE, SITE, SELF, The Smart Museum of Art, Chicago IL. (catalogue) PHOTOGRAPHY’S MULTIPLE ROLES, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL. (Book) CHICAGO ABSTRACTION, Klein Art Works, Chicago, IL ARTIST MEMBERS, The Arts Club, Chicago, IL 1997 SCIENTIA ARTIFEX, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL TRACE, Randolph Street Gallery, Chicago, IL FIGURE, Betty Rymer Gallery, School of The Art Institute, Chicago, IL ALICE HARGRAVE & YVETTE SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHS & SCULPTURE, Elgin College Gallery, Two- Person & Catalogue, Elgin IL 1996 PHOTOGRAPHER'S IN THE 90'S, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL A BODY OF ART, Renaissance Society, Chicago, IL DON BAUM SAYS: CHICAGO HAS FAMOUS ARTISTS, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, CHICAGO ABSTRACTION, Klein Art Works, Chicago, IL AN UNTITLED SELECTION OF CHICAGO PHOTOGRAPHERS, Hyde Park Art Center Chicago, IL HEAT, Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, IL ARTIST MEMBERS, The Arts Club, Chicago, IL 1995 EXHIBITION & BENEFIT, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL WANDERLUST...ABSTRACTION IN CHICAGO, ARC Gallery, Chicago, IL SELECTED AWARDS 2018 FRESH FINALIST: Klompching Gallery, NYC THE PRINT CENTER, Semi-finalist International Competition, Philadelphia, PA 2015 CRITICAL MASS FINALIST 2011 3 ARTS ARTISTS AWARD, Nominated, Chicago, IL 2000 ILLINOIS ARTS COUNCIL, Individual Artist Grant 1994 FACULTY PRIZE for graduate study, University of Illinois, Chicago 1993 UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP, Full tuition waiver & stipend, University of Illinois 1992 UNITED WAY / KODAK, First Place Award, Residency at Center for Computer Imaging, Camden Maine 1991 ILLINOIS ARTS COUNCIL, Special Assistance Grant COMMUNITY ARTS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM GRANT, Chicago Dept. of Cultural Affairs GOLDEN CROWN AWARD, Columbia University NY TEACHING 1994 - 2018 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO, Adjunct Professor of Photography 2000 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, Visiting Artist, Graduate Advising 1998-1999 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO, Full Time Professor, Tenure Track 1996-1997 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO, Full-Time Sabbatical replacement 1995-1998 SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE, CHICAGO, Visiting Artist, Photo 1994 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO, Photography 1992 MARWEN FOUNDATION SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 2018 EIKON; International Magazine for Photography and Media Art; Vienna, Austria Shifting Layers, On Photography and Memory in the work of Alice Q. Hargrave, Feature by Nela Eggenberger #103 / 2018 NEW CITY ART, Post-Truth and Proud Of It, A Review of “Truth Claim” at Carrie Secrist Gallery, Lindsay Hutchens 7/30/18 CLASSIC CHICAGO MAGAZINE; The Incredible Arts Club Member Show, Judy Bross 1/31/18 2017 NPR Interview; Paradise Wavering Exhibition, Laura Kennedy, 9/19/17 BNAC Blog; Paradise Wavering Exhibition Review, Sarah Foote, 9/18/17 YOFFY PRESS; Humble Cats: New Cats in Art Photography; Hardcover Book 9/17 2016 WHAT WILL YOU REMEMBER, Best Photography Books of 2016, 12/6/16 DAYLIGHT BOOKS, Paradise Wavering, Monograph, Spring 2016 L'OEIL DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE, Book Review, 7/12/16 WALLPAPER PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE UK, 4/16 NEUE JOURNAL, Alice Q. Hargrave Explores The Melancholic Side of Paradise, 4/6/16 NEW CITY, Vivid Colors Wash Over Memories,Vasia Rigou, 6/3/16 C- INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART, #57 - 98, Corey Postiglione CLASSIC CHICAGO MAGAZINE, Alice Hargrave: Paradise Wavering, Judy Bross, 6/25/16 2015 HUMBLE ARTS FOUNDATION, Radical Color 2/15 2014 HUFFINGTON POST, 10/6/14, New Cats in Art Photography F-STOP MAGAZINE, 11/14, Issue #67 Happy Accidents BBC News, 10/23/14, In Pictures: Feline Focus HUMBLE ARTS FOUNDATION, 10/14, New Cats in Art Photography THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES, Kendra Paitz 2013 LENSCRATCH, 10/30/13, Featured Artist, Online Daily Photography Journal FRACTION, Issue 56, Featured Artist, Online Monthly Photography Journal 2010 NEW CITY, 6/10, Review of Exhibit Untitled (family), Michael A. Weinstein 2009 EVANSTON PIONEER PRESS, 9 /3, review of Ghostly Echoes, J.T. Morand 2002 ARTNET MAGAZINE, 1-02, Prairie Smoke, Victor M. Cassidy 2001 ARTNET MAGAZINE, 6-01, See It Fresh, Victor M. Cassidy 2000 NEW YORK ARTS, 12-00, Mark Cohen YALE DAILY NEWS, 1-11-00, Benita Jones NEW HAVEN REGISTER, 11-5-00, Judy Birke THE READER, 1-19-96, Fred Camper. 1999 BOTANICA, Catalogue published by The Tweed Museum of Art ROMANCING THE BRAIN, Catalogue, Pittsburgh Center for the Art NEW ART EXAMINER, 1-99, Tony Neuhoff THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 1-1-99, Alan Artner 1998 PHOTOGRAPHY’S MULTIPLE ROLES, Book, Museum of Contemporary Photography’s Permanent Collection SPACE, SITE, SELF, Catalogue The Smart Museum of Art CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 9-21-98, Connie Lauerman. U-TURN, Online Art Review, Featured Artist C- INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART, #57 - 98, Corey Postiglione 1997 ARTNET MAGAZINE, 7-28-97, Victor M. Cassidy THE SUN TIMES, 4-4-97, Delia O’Hara. 1996 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 6-27-96, Alan Artner THE READER, 1-19-96, Fred Camper. 1995 NEW ART EXAMINER, 5-95, Deborah Wilk 1994 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 10-30-94, Barbara Brotman 1992 NEW CITY, 12-24-92, Michael A. Weinstein CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 9-13-92, Chris Vartanian 1991 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 2-1-91, Abigail Foerstner TIA CHUCHA PRESS, Collaborative book published with poet Jean Howard NEW CITY, 3-7-91, Michael A. Weinstein CHICAGO MAGAZINE, 1-90, Special issue on Chicago Photographers 1989 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 10-11-89, James F. Quinn CHICAGO ARTISTS COALITION NEWS, 3-89, Jean Fulton SELECT COLLECTIONS THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY THE RUTTENBERG COLLECTION NUVEEN CORPORATION THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO; ARTISTS' BOOK COLLECTION, HYATT CORPORATION RUSH PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL OUTER CIRCLE CORP PRIVATE COLLECTIONS SELECT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2018 ARTIST TALK, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Benefit Auction Preview ARTIST
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