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3-Page Resume 4:10 ! EDUCATION: !!1963-67 B.A. in Art, University of Delaware, Newark, DE !1967-69 Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles, CA ! MEMBER: !! 2003 - 06 National Sculpture Society Board of Directors, New York, NY !2001 Northwest Rendezvous Group, Helena, MT !!1994 American Women Artists, Santa Fe, NM ROSETTA 1989 Society of Animal Artists, New York, NY !!1988 National Sculpture Society, New York, NY; Fellow 2000 AWARDS: 2010! Honorable Mentions, Artists for Conservation Annual (on line); Laumeister Fine Art Competition, VT 2009! 18th National Art Exhibition, Artists Association of Northern Colorado, Fort Collins, CO 2008! People’s Choice & Purchase Award, Sculpture on the Green Invitational, Cashiers, NC 00&07! Award of Excellence, Society of Animal Artists, “Art and the Animal” 05&06 People's Choice , Sculpture, Western Rendezvous of Art, Helena, MT 2003 National Sculpture Society, Silver Medal, Annual Exhibition, Brookgreen Gardens SC & NY 2002!Award of Merit, Western Rendezvous of Art, Helena, MT 2001 Award of Excellence (from SAA), "Wild Cat Art" exhibition, Fresno, CA 00&01 Bosque Conservatory Art Council, Purchase Award and 3-D award, Clifton, TX 98&00 Artists’ Choice: Sculpture, "Art of the Animal Kingdom", Bennington Center for the Arts, VT 98&99 Bennington Center for the Arts, Purchase Award, Bennington, VT 1996 First Place, 3-D work, Lafayette Art Association, National Juried Competition, LA 1993 The Pen and Brush, Inc., Excalibur Bronze Sculpture Foundry Award, New York, NY 1992 First Place Sculpture, Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Denver, CO 91&92 Award of Distinction, St. Hubert's Giralda Animal Art Museum, Madison, NJ 1991! Allied Artists of America, Members & Associates Award, NY 1991 People's Choice Best of Show, Golden State Sculptors Assoc., Los Angeles, CA 1990 Society of Animal Artists, Donald R. Miller Memorial Award, NY 1985! National Sculpture Society, Chilmark Award, New York, NY COMMISSIONS: (Partial List) 08&11 NuVasive, life-sized Running Cheetah for headquarters entrance, CA & NJ ! City of Dowagiac, MI, 3 different life-size running Cheetahs ! Azle Public Library, life-sized domestic cat on a large book, Azle, TX ! Peru State College, life-and-a-half Bobcat, Peru, NE 94,06,8,9&11 Chapman University, life-sized Panthers, Orange, CA 2005 Shops at Walnut Creek Shopping Center, four life-sized pieces (two new) in Westminster, CO ! DTC Meridian, Life-size Cougar & Hawk for retail development in Parker, CO 03&05! ArtWorks, large Camel & Falcon, Public Art Charity Auctions, Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2002 Loveland High Plains Arts Council, large hunting lionesses for Benson Park, Loveland, CO 1997! Lincoln Park Zoo, one-and-a-half-life-sized pair of Cougars, Chicago, IL 1996! MGM Grand Hotel, half-life-sized Lion, Las Vegas, NV 1995! Hewlett-Packard Company, life-sized Cougar, Loveland, CO 1990! Visual Arts Commission, City of Loveland CO, life-size Cougar for Thompson Park OTHER COLLECTIONS (Partial list): Cities of Steamboat Springs, Lakewood & Loveland, CO; Dowagiac, MI Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet. SC Ella Sharp Museum of Art & History, Andrews Gallery of Wildlife Art, Jackson, MI Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, IL Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Tactile Gallery, Colorado Springs, CO Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District, IL Neville Public Museum, Greenbay, WI Bosque Conservatory Art Council, Clifton, TX Radio Station KOXE, Brownwood, TX Loveland Museum/Gallery, Loveland, CO The Virginia Museum of Animal Art, The Worrell Collection, VA The Home State Bank, Loveland, CO The Promenade Shops at Briargate, Colorado Springs, CO RECENT EXHIBITIONS (Partial list): 2011!“Out of the Wild: Animals in Sculpture”, Brookgreen Gardens, SC 2010!“The Cat’s Meow”, Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture, Delray beach, FL ! “Rosetta/Titovets Showcase”, InSight Gallery, Fredericksburg, TX 09 & 10!“Laumeister Fine Art Competition”, Bennington Center for the Arts, Bennington, VT 08 & 09!“The Art of Conservation”, Artists for Conservation, Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Oradell, NJ 07 & 09!“Colorado Gold”, The Wildlife Experience”, Parker, CO 04,5&9 “Waterfowl Festival”, Featured Sculptor, Masters Gallery, Easton, MD 1999-11 "Western Rendezvous of Art", NWR, Helena, MT 96-10 "Art of the Animal Kingdom", Bennington Center for the Arts, Bennington, VT 89-10 "Art and the Animal", Society of Animal Artists Annual Exhibition, various locations 85,89,92,95,99,00,01,03-08,10 "Annual Exhibition", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY 2008!“Flights of Fancy” & “Figurative Felines”, Brookgreen Gardens, Pawleys Island, SC !“Political Animals: Donkeys & Elephants in American Art”, The von Liebig Art Center, Naples, FL !“Sculpture on the Green Bi-Annual Invitational, The Village Green, Cashiers, NC 06&08! “Birds in Art”, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI 00-04,07&10 "Bosque Art Classic", Bosque Conservatory Art Council, Clifton, TX 2006!“American Animalier”, Brookgreen Gardens, Pawleys Island, SC ”The Artist and the Animal”, Lyme Art Association, Old Lyme, CT !“C.M. Russell Auction, C.M. Russell Museum, Great Falls, MT 2005 "The American West", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY 2002-5 "The Night of Artists", National Center for American Western Art, San Antonio, TX 2004! “Salon d’Arts”, Colorado History Museum, Denver, CO 2003&4 "Society of Animal Artists Sculpture", National Geographic Society, Washington DC 2003 Solo Exhibition, Brevard Museum of Art and Science, Melbourne, Fl !"Wings of Peace, Wings of Hope", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY "Changing the American Landscape Through Sculpture", Indiana University, South Bend, IN 2002 Solo exhibition, Southwestern Michigan College, Dowagiac, MI "Feline Fine: Art of Cats", Southeast Art Museum, AK !"Angels, Cupids & Winged Creatures of Fantasy”, National Sculpture Society, NY “Nature’s Legacy: Wildlife and Wild Country”, Sierra Club at J.N. Bartfield Gallery, NYC “Animal Instincts”, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI 97,8,01,2 "Great American Artists", Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati, OH 2001 "A Shriek From an Invisible Box", Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan "Magnificent Menagerie: Animals in Sculpture", Brookgreen Gardens, SC "Excellence in Sculpture: Work by Fellows of the National Sculpture Society", NY !Solo exhibition, Indiana University, South Bend, IN !"Animals in the Atrium", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY 2000!"American Women Artists", Sorrento, Italy 2000 "The Bronze Zoo", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY "Black and White", Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Oradell, NJ 1999!"Masterworks of American Sculpture", National Sculpture Society, Fleischer Museum, Scottsdale,AZ 98&99 "Animals of the World: The Artist's View", Smithsonian Institution's Conservation Research Center, VA "The Natural World Observed", Dean Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek, CA 95-99!"Western Visions Miniature Show", National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, WY 1998!"Natural Inspiration", Nicolaysen Art Museum, Casper, WY 1996!"Great Women Artists of America", Nymeyer Gallery, Chicago, IL 92,4,6!"Annual Exhibition, National Academy of Design, New York, NY 1995! "The Artist K'Nex", The Loveland Museum and Gallery, Loveland, CO Beacon Street Gallery, "Cat Spirit/Cat Strength", Geneva, IL !"Aquamedia, Graphics and Sculpture", Audubon Artists, New York, NY 1994!"100 Years of the National Sculpture Society of the USA in Italy", NSS, Palazzo Mediceo, Seravezza, Italy !"Wildlife in Midtown", National Sculpture Society, New York, NY !"Animals in Art", Brookfield Zoo, Chicago Zoological Society, Brookfield, IL 1993!"Wildlife Art in America", Bell Museum of Natural History, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, !"47th Annual Sculpture Exhibition", The Pen and Brush, Inc., New York, NY !"Wildlife: The Artist's View", Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Exhibition Tour 1992 "North American Artists Invitational Series", Museum Without Walls, NY Solo exhibition: Southern Oregon State College, "The Big Cats", Stevenson Union, Ashland, OR 91&92!"Animal Imagery", St. Hubert's Giralda Animal Art Museum, Madison, NJ 86&91!"Annual Exhibition", Allied Artists of America, New York, NY BIBLIOGRAPHY: (Partial List) Sculpture of the Rockies, “97 Contemporary and Traditional Artists”, Southwest Art Moments in Nature, Selections from the Worrell Collection, Worrell Publishing, Charlottesville, VA, 2009 Fine Art Connoisseur, “Artists Making Their Mark: Three to Watch”, December, 2009 Western Art Collector, “State of the Art: Colorado: Rosetta”, 3/11; “Artist Focus”, 12/09 & “Art and the Animal 2009”, 9/09 Dowagiac Daily News, “Cheetahs’ protector”, 1/6/11; “Cheetahs hit the ground running”, 9/14/09; “Rosetta here for cheetah installation”, 9/9/09; “Cheetah begin chasing trains Sept. 11”, 7/2/09; "Colorado Sculptor Rosetta conquered fear of cats with art", 5/10/02; "Stone Lion dedicated" by John Eby, 5/14/02 South Bend Tribune, “Lions and tigers and cheetahs - oh, my!”, September 7, 2009 Helena Independent Record, YOURTIME, “Call of the cat” by Emily Donahoe, August 21, 2008 Sculpture Review, Animaliers, “The Lively Art of Animal Sculpture” by Jodie Shull, Fall 2007 “A Practical Synergy: Two Photographers Specialize in Shooting Sculpture”, Winter 2005 "Patrick Kipper, Master Patineur" Fall 2003 "The Art and the Artist Words (Woman Self-Image)", Fall 2000 "Colorado, A State of the Arts", by Kent Ullberg, 4th Qtr, 1989 "Thinking Small Makes Bigger, Better Show", Winter 1985-86 American
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