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Stevie Famulari, Solo Exhibitions Page | 1 Ms. Stevie Famulari Greening Designer Greening Consultant Fashion Innovator Food Artist Professor, Landscape Architecture 505.710.3586 www.steviefamulari.net [email protected] .SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2013 May Fortune Favours Series and Stevania Series, for the Warhol themed Fashion Show at the Plains Art Museum. Fargo, ND The Fortune Favours (August 2012-February 2013) series of leather works use intimate body contact, body impression, body energies and body gestures on wearable artworks. Additional elements such as words in braille and other unique details are added for inspiration. The 12 pieces in the series chronicle 6 months of time. A major shift and challenge surfaced in mid August 2012 and the resulting journey was documented thru the leather series. It starts from wanting armor, safety and a hug for myself- to giving the works and choices to other people of significance in my life during this time for their body signatures, experiences and stories. It has become a physical wearable narrative of my journeys and experiences. Reviews and Appearances, Radio 2012, December 13 91.9FM KDSU, Prairie Public Radio, Doug Hamilton ‘Hear It Now’ interview. (Fortune Favours) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN. International online Reviews and Appearances, Magazines 2013 May/June Design & Living, Profile article (Fortune Favours), Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN Reviews and Appearances, Radio 2013, May 2 KFGO, am790 Radio (Fortune Favours), Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2013, May 13 Grand Forks Herald (Fortune Favours) Grand Forks, ND 2013, May 6 The Fargo Forum (Fortune Favours) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2013, April 8 The Fargo Forum, Profile article (Fortune Favours) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2013, February 14 High Plains Reader Weekly (Fortune Favours), Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2013, February 3 The Fargo Forum (Fortune Favours) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN Reviews and Appearances, Newsletters and Other 2013 Summer Plains Art Museum Quarterly 2012 May Green Line, Garden Party Series.- Exhibition at the Plains Art Museum (created from May 2010-June 2012). Fargo, ND Reviews and Appearances, Television 2012 May WDAY Evening News, ABC News (Garden Party Series) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2012 May KVLY Evening News, NBC News (Garden Party Series) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2012 May Valley News Live (Garden Party Series) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN Reviews and Appearances, Radio 2012 April Farm Report, AM Radio (Garden Party Series) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2012 April The Fargo Forum (Garden Party Series) Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN 2012 May The Washington Post (Garden Party Series) Washington DC 2012 May The Washington Examiner (Garden Party Series) Washington DC 2012 May The Washington Times (Garden Party Series) Washington DC 2012 May Newsday (Garden Party Series) New York 2012 May Daily News (Garden Party Series) New York 2012 May The Post Standard (Garden Party Series) New York 2012 May Winnipeg Free Press (Garden Party Series) Canada 2012 May Metro News Newsday (Garden Party Series) Canada 2012 May The Shreveport Times (Garden Party Series) Louisiana 2012 May Connecticut Post (Garden Party Series) Connecticut Page | 2 2012 May Hawaii Tribune (Garden Party Series) Hawaii 2012 May Dallas News (Garden Party Series) Texas 2012 May Grand Forks Herald (Garden Party Series) North Dakota 2012 May Bismarck Tribune (Garden Party Series) North Dakota 2012 May Jamestown Sun (Garden Party Series) North Dakota Reviews and Appearances, Newsletters and Other 2012 Summer Plains Art Museum Quarterly 2008 December-2009 January Green Fashions - Renaissance Hall Gallery. Landscape Architecture Fashions, commentary on suburban landscape and spatial design. Fargo, ND Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2009, January 20 The Spectrum (Green Fashions Exhibit) NDSU Newspaper, Fargo, ND Peer Reviews 2009 January Dr. Kris Groberg 2009 January David Swenson Reviews and Appearances, Newsletters and Other 2009 January - May NDSU Fine Arts Events Brochure 2009 January What’s Up Downtown (Green Fashions) Fargo, ND 2007 August-September LivingScape 6 - EPA Lobby. Phytoremediation in vertical hydroponic garden. Denver, CO 2001 February Valentine’s Frosted Fashion Show - Designer of the Frosted Fashion Show at Union Square. San Francisco, CA Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2001 February The Oakland Tribune (Valentine’s Frosted Fashion Show) Oakland, CA 2001, February 15 San Francisco Chronicle (Valentine’s Frosted Fashion Show) San Francisco and Bay Area, CA 2001, February 14 San Francisco Weekly, (Valentine’s Frosted Fashion Show) Bay Area, CA 2001, February 8 San Leandro Times (Valentine’s Frosted Fashion Show) San Leandro, CA 2001 January S.kapades Salon - (currently Blow Salon) Candied building front for 2 month exhibit. Berkeley, CA Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2001, January 16 The Montclarion, front page story (S.kapades) CA 2001, January 12 The Oakland Tribune, Bay Area Living, front page, (S.kapades) Oakland, CA 2001, January 12 The Argus, (S.kapades) Freemont, CA 2001, January 12 The Daily Review, (S.kapades) Hayward, CA 2001, January 12 The Pacifica Tribune, (S.kapades) San Mateo, CA 2001, January 12 The San Mateo County Times, (S.kapades) San Mateo, CA 2001, January 12 The Tri-Valley Herald, (S.kapades) CA 2001, January 12 The Times-Star, (S.kapades) CA 2001, January 12 The Vallejo Times- Herald, (S.kapades) CA 2000 March-May Recover, Relinquish, Discover - 10 year retrospective, Border’s gallery, Syracuse, NY 2000 April Sugarland - ¼ acre forest site with candies and colorful designs of frosting, exploring edible medium to site design. Syracuse, NY Reviews and Appearances, Television 2000, April 20 CBS Television News (Sugarland) Syracuse, NY Reviews and Appearances, Radio 2000, April 20 Dave and Gomez Morning Show, FM Radio (Sugarland) Syracuse, NY Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 2000, April 20 The Post Standard, front page story (Sugarland) Syracuse, NY 1999 May-August Unhinged and Adrift: Relinquish - ¼ acre, 10’ x 60’ photographic quilt. Mason Hill. Jamesville, NY 1998 October- Moss Green- Greening an indoor space with mosses and grasses following the water pattern to redefine indoor/outdoor 1998 November uses and architecture. Marshall Gallery, Syracuse, NY 1998 May-October Sea of Fertility - 1/2 acre. Landscape sculpted with plant materials to form wakes and waves. Fabius, NY 1996 April Freedom Flags - Kodalith and fabric flags with text. Down Beirut II, New York City, NY Reviews and Appearances, Newspapers 1996, April 30 Village Voice, Weekly (Freedom Flags) New York City, NY .
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