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Resume & Contact Info FRANC PALAIA Cell - 845-505-3123 Hm- 845-516-4758 120 Old Albany Post Rd. Rhinebeck, NY 12572 - USA [email protected] www.Francpalaia.com ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS- (SELECTED): 2018- Cunneen-Hackett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, “Cuban Murals and Street Art” 2017- Montgomery Row, Rhinebeck, NY, “100 Points of View”, survey of 100 color photographs 2016- Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY, Palmer Gallery, “Tower Music”, photographs 2016- Cunneen –Hackett Art Center, NY, “Cuban Murals and Street Art”. photographs 2015- 16- Casa Colombo Museum, Jersey City, NJ, “Roman Aqueducts in the Landscape” photographs 2013- Windows on Columbus, Jersey City, NJ, -Window installation w/ Pro Arts 2013- Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY, “Artists Book 30 year Survey Solo Exhibition”, Library gallery 2012- Tachair Gallery, Jersey City, NJ, “Big Polaroids” 2011 Samuel Morse Museum, Poughkeepsie, NY, “Points of View” Photographs 2011- Queens College/ Calandra-Italian-American Institute, NYC “ Digital Polaroids” 2010- G.A.S. Visual Art & Performance Space, .”100 Photographs” Poughkepsie, NY 2008- G.A.S. Visual Art & PerformanceSpace, Poughkeepsie, NY, “Mysterious Traveler” 2007- bau-beacon artist union, Beacon, NY, “Big Pictures” 2006 bau-beacon artist union, bau 24 , Beacon, NY , “Illuminated Polaroids” 2003- Vassar College,Poughkeepsie, NY Illuminated Landscapes, Illuminated Photo-installation 2000- ArtWorks Space, Trenton, NJ , “Waterfall”, illuminated Photo- installation 1998- Velan Arte Contemporanea, Torino, Italy, installation, Illuminated Photo- Sculpture 1997- Lynn Goode Gallery, Houston, TX. Aqueducts & Viaducts, II 1995- O.K.Harris Works of Art, NYC, Aqueducts and Viaducts, Illuminated photo works 1995- Whitney Museum Store, NYC, Window installation, Photo-lamps and sculpture 1994- Erica Hartman Gallery, La Jolla, CA., Photo-Sculpture 1994- New Jersey City University, NJ, In a Political Light, installation, Jersey City, NJ 1993- Broadway Windows, NYC, Photo-Illuminations 1993- New Jersey State Museum, NJ, catalog ,Photo-Sculptural-Illumination 1993- Barneys New York, NY, Photo-Lamps and Photo-Sculpture 6 window installation 1993- O.K. Harris Works of Art, NYC, Photo-Illuminations 1991- Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, MA, Photo-Lamps 1989- Galerie d”Eendt, Amsterdam, Holland, 20x24 Polaroids 1988- Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, Robeson Gallery, Italian Fresco Series 1988- Trabia-MacAffee Gallery, NYC, Cartellonismo, Mixed Media installation 1988- CS Schulte Gallery, NYC, Berlin Wall series, installation 1988- Kean University, NJ, Italian Fresco series catalog 1987- Gabrielle Bryers Gallery, NYC, Italian Fresco series, catalog 1985- Ferro Di Cavallo, Rome, Italy, Hand-painted Photographs 1984- Helander Gallery, Palm Beach, Fla. Frescoes 1984- Trompe L’eoil Gallery, NYC, Chinese Fresco series, catalog 1982- Dutchess Community College, Poughkeepsie, NY Urban Archaeology 1982- Jersey City Museum, NJ, Great Walls of China, photographs 1979,80,81- Stewart Neill Gallery, NYC, installations, Frescoes American Relics 1978- O.K. Harris Works of Art, NYC, Photo-Substitutes, catalog 1976- Razor Gallery, NYC, Mixed Media installation, Lean-To's GROUP EXHIBITIONS, SELECTED 2018- Howl Gallery, NYC, “East Village show” 2018- Urban Art Fair, Paris, France 2017- Catalyst Gallery, Beacon, NY, “Art for Aleppo”. 2017- Greene County Gallery, Catskill, NY, “Off the Wall” curator, Willie Cole 2017- New Jersey State Museum, NJ, “New Jersey Annual”, Trenton 2017- Wired Gallery, High Falls, NY, “Polaroids” 2017- New Jersey State Museum, NJ, “American Perspectives”. 2017- “New Jersey Arts Annual, Special Edition”, New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, NJ 2016- Catskill Interpretive Center, NY, “3rd Annual Outdoor Sculpture Show” 2015- 10th Annual Saunder’s Farm outdoor sculpture show, Garrison NY 2015- “18th Annual North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture Show”, Vermont 2015- Catskill Interpretive Center, Mt. Tremper, NY, “Outdoor Sculpture show/Art Park” 2015- Beacon 3D, Beacon, NY, “Third Annual Outdoor Sculpture Show” 2015- Griffin Museum of Photography, Mass. “Photo-book Exhibition” 2014- Akin Museum, Pawling, NY, “Meeting Past”, 2014- Sumei Art Center, Newark, NJ, “Pulaski Skyway show”, catalog 2014- St. Elizabeth College, Morristown, NJ, “HOME” group show, curated by Virginia Butera 2014- 17th Annual Outdoor Sculpture Show, No. Bennington, Vermont 2014- Catskill Interpretive Center Art Sculpture Park, “Solar Windows,II”, Mt. Tremper, NY 2014- re:Purpose, WFG gallery, Woodstock, NY, curated by Norm Magnusson 2013- Doyle Auction House, NYC, “Contemporary Art & Design Collection” 2013- Hyde Museum, Glens Falls, NY. “2013 Artists of the Mohawk Hudson Region” Juror: Dan Cameron, Catalogue 2013- 16th Annual North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture Show”, Bennington, Vermont 2013- O.K. Harris Works of Art, NY, NY, “Illuminators”, Group show of illuminated works 2 2013- The Art Factory, Paterson, NJ, “Industrialism”, curator, Matt Gosser 2013- Greene County Arts Council Gallery, Catskill, NY, “Visions & Visitors”, Group show 2012- Mid-Hudson Heritage Center, Poughkeepsie, NY 2012- Muroff-Kotler Gallery, Ulster County College, “Water”, regional show 2012- Fundacio Salvador Dali-Gala, Figueres, Spain, “Dali Film Retrospective” catalog 2012- Mill Street Loft, Beacon, NY, “The River Show” 2012- Occupy Catskill, Catskill, NY, Artist’s reaction to the movement, curator: Fawn Potash 2011- Towson University, MD., “The Asian Connection”, Artists Books 2011- Hudson River Maritime Museum, Kingston, NY, “Work” group show 2011- Daniel Aubry Gallery, Beacon, NY, “Micro” small works, curator: Carl Van Brunt 2011- Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA, “Art in the Streets” catalog 2011- Laight & Hudson Gallery, Hudson, NY, group show 2011- Time and Space Limited, “War Show”, Hudson, NY 2011- Collaborative Concepts/ Saunder’s Farm, Garrison NY, Outdoor sculpture show 2010- High Museum of Art, Atlanta, “Salvador Dali, the Late Work” Film series 2010 G.A.S. Gallery & Performance Space, Poughkeepsie, NY “Triple Whammy” 2010 Open Spaces, Poughkeepsie NY, Window Installation 2010 College of St. Elizabeth, Morristown, NJ, “New Classicism”, cur. Anna Butera-Fabbri 2009 Kingston Sculpture Biennial, Kingston, NY “Photo Bus Shelter in ¾ Scale” 2009 Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, Suny-New Paltz, NY “Ecotones” 2009- Opening Performance on Walkway Over the Hudson Bridge, Poughkeepsie, NY 2009- “bau 60”, 5th Anniversary Show of bau gallery, Beacon, NY 2009- Museum of Neon Art, Los Angeles, CA. “Traveling Light” 2009- Power House Arena, Brooklyn, NY, “2,191 Days & Counting” 2008- Carl Van Brunt Gallery, Beacon, NY, “Sitelines Hudson Valley Invitational” 2008- Soho Photo Gallery, New York, NY, “Selections from the Polaroid Collection” 2008- Jersey City Museum, N,J “I Love Jersey City”, Photographic survey exhibition 2008- Rupert Ravens Contemporary, Newark, NJ 2007- Woodstock Biennial, Kleinert-James Gallery, Woodstock,NY 2007- Muroff-Kotler Gallery, Ulster County College, NY, “Earth Charter” 2007- Center for Photography at Woodstock, NY, Photography Now 2007 2007- Kingston Sculpture Biennial, NY. “Solar Photo-Car” 2007- Ann Street Gallery, Newburgh, NY, “In The Mix” 2007- Victory Hall, Jersey City, “About Photography” 2007- G.A.S. gallery and Performance Space, Poughkeepsie, NY 2007- Albany International Airport Gallery, Albany, NY “Far Sighted” 2007- Shore Institute of Contemporary Art, Long Branch, NJ “Outdoor sculpture Annual” 2007- Carrie Haddad Gallery, Hudson, NY, New Photography 2006- Silent Space Gallery, Kingston, NY, “East Village Show” - Go North Gallery, Beacon, NY , “100 Live works” - ArtsWalk-Hudson 2006, Hudson, NY - BAU gallery, Beacon/Bronx, Beacon, NY - Newburgh Sculpture Project, Outdoor sculpture exhibition, NY - Michael Ingbar Gallery, NY “New York Real Estate Show” - Art Expo, New York, NY Armory - Trudy Labell Fine Art, Naples, Florida - Vassar College, NY – Three Person show, w/ Barbara Segal, Yonkers/Poughkeepsie Timeline - Poughkeepsie Art Museum, Poughkeepsie-Then & Now –Co-Curator 2005- Montclair Art Museum, NJ, “ New Jersey Arts Annual” - Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY-New Paltz, NY, “Recycled-Revisited” - Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, “Photoworks’05” 3 - Kingston Sculpture Biennial, Kingston, NY , catalog, Solar House Sculpture - Highland Cultural Center, Highland ,NY, “Friends” - Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, New Directions, Curated by Tina Kukielski, Whitney Mus. 2004- Brennon Courthouse, Jersey City, NJ, "Urban Complex" - Velan Arte Contemporanea, Torino, Italy, “deLIGHTed” 2004-5- Exit Art, NY, NY - "The Large Glass" Installation - Pierro Gallery, South Orange, NJ -4 Person Show "Handcolored Polaroids" 2003 - Fusion Art Museum, New York, NY, " Transformations" - G. Donskoj Gallery, Kingston, NY "Illuminated Art" 2003-04- Collaborative Concepts, Beacon, NY - The Luminous Image, VI, catalog - Mount Gulian Museum, Beacon, NY "Bridges" - Albert Shahinian Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY - "Eulogy" 2002-03 "100 Prints by New Jersey Artists"New Jersey State Museum, Morris Museum , Noyes Museum - Asian-American Art Center, New York, "20th Anniversary Exhibition" - Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY, New Paltz, NY -Summer Show - Montclair University, NJ- Cycles and Recycles- catalog 2002- Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, Photoworks' 02, curator Barbara Millstein - Jersey City Library Gallery,NJ, WTC-A History in Photographs,Curator, Robert. Costa - Lorraine Kessler Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY - Egizio's Project, NYC, "Children" Summer Show
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