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Curriculum Vitae Allys Palladino-Craig Curriculum Vitae Allys Palladino-Craig January 22, 2019 General Information University address: Museum of Fine Arts College of Fine Arts Fine Arts Building 0250 Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32306-1140 Phone: (850) 644-1254 E-mail address: [email protected] Professional Preparation 1996 Ph.D., Florida State University. Major: Humanities. Literature / Art. Supervisor: Joseph R. McElrath, Jr. Allys Palladino-Craig. (1996). Heroic Resonance in the Canon of Frank Norris: His Use of Classical and Northern European Sources. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Florida State University. 1978 M.F.A., Florida State University. Major: Painting/Graphics. 1967 B.A., Florida State University. Major: English Literature. cum laude, Honors Thesis, Honors Program, junior year award— Phi Beta Kappa. Nondegree Education and Training 1970–1976 Accepted a position in publication with the Stephen Crane Project, 10 volumes, Fredson Bowers, Editor, University of Virginia Press. Studio coursework in painting and printmaking at the University of Virginia from 1974-1976. 1970 University of Virginia, Charlottesville; transferred from University of Toronto MA program to graduate English program at UVa. 1968–1969 University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, graduate work in English Literature; completed, in Honors standing, first year of 2-year MA program. Vita for Allys Palladino-Craig Professional Experience 1982–2018 Director, Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University. 1997–2018 Core Interdisciplinary Graduate Museum Studies Faculty, Museum Studies, Florida State University. Graduate teaching status conferred Fall 1999, co-directorial status for theses and dissertations awarded Fall 2002; courtesy appointment in the Department of Art History. Taught sections of Museum Practices for the Art Dept., one course each semester 1993 Summer through April 1995. 1997–2018 Courtesy Faculty Appointment, Department of Art History, Museum Studies Certificate Program, Florida State University. Alternating graduate and undergraduate teaching of courses in the Museum Studies Certificate Program for the Department of Art History, courtesy faculty appointment, beginning Fall 1997, and continuing with graduate students only from 2001. 2011–2016 Adjunct Instructor - Programs in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, Art History Department, London Study Centre. 2009 Adjunct Instructor, Art Department and Humanities Department, London Study Centre. 2006 Adjunct Instructor, Art History Department, London Study Centre. 2004 Adjunct Instructor, Art History Department, London Study Centre. 2002 Adjunct Instructor, Museum Studies, London Study Centre. 2002 Program Director, Museum Studies, London Study Center. 1979–1982 Museum Curator / Director, State of Florida, Institute for Contemporary Art, Florida State University. Director of the Four Arts Center, outreach exhibition and performance space, Tallahassee; due to university position freezes, continued with the Directorship until July 1984, overlapping appointment with the new position of Director at the Fine Arts Gallery. 1977–1979 Teaching Assistant and later Adjunct Instructor, Department of Art, Florida State University. 1978–1979 Illustrator, Multimedia Laboratories, Florida State University. Page 2 Vita for Allys Palladino-Craig 1970–1976 Research and Editorial Assistant, NEH-funded Works of Stephen Crane. Also the Bruccoli/Clark facsimile edition of The Red Badge of Courage, all under the editorship of Fredson Bowers. (Resided in France during a portion of this time/work.). 1973–1974 Instructor in English Literature and Advanced Grammar, Institut Franco-Americain. Fellowship(s) Fellowship for Painting, Florida Arts Council (1978–1979). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American Association of Museums Association of Academic Museums & Galleries Florida Art Museum Directors Association Florida Association of Museums Southeastern Museums Conference Teaching Courses Taught Internship in Museum Studies (ARH5942) The Museum Object (ARH5838) Learning Community Colloquium (HUM1921) Internship in Museum Studies (ARH4941) Museums and National Heritage Sites (ARH4933-6) Museums and National Heritage Sites (ARH5942-2) Photography for Non-Art Majors (PGY2100) Photography for Non-Art Majors (PGY2100-C) Topics in the Civilization of Britain or Italy (HUM4931) Art, Architecture, and Artistic Vision (ARH2000) London Study Centre (ARH 2000) Methods of Art Criticism (ARH3800) London Study Centre (ARH 2000) Research and Original Creative Work The Museum of FIne Arts has been an entity since 1994. From 1970 to 1986, it was simply the "Fine Arts Gallery" which made no provision for the accumulation of nearly 3000 works of art; from 1986 until 1994, under my direction, it was known as the Fine Arts Gallery & Museum. As Director of the "Gallery" in 1982, my goal was to accession and register the growing collection and to attain accreditation by the Page 3 Vita for Allys Palladino-Craig American Association of Museums, which required a number of years to build even the current small staff of 5 professional positions. The initial application for accreditation, after building a staff and registering the collection, was successful in 2003. As founding director of the "Museum" I sought to create the institution's reputation through: research and publication of original exhibitions; enabling guest curators' projects; recognizing and caring for the collection (now over 6000 pieces); adhering to best practices of the museum field. Publications Edited Books Palladino-Craig, A. (Ed.). (submitted). Athanor XXXVI. Manuscript submitted for publication. Palladino-Craig, A. (Ed.). (2018). Brandon Ballengée: Le Sang Noir. Tallahassee, FL: Museum of Fine Arts. Nonrefereed Journal Articles Palladino-Craig, A. (1994). Mark Messersmith. The Southern Arts Federation catalogue of Individual Artists, 52. Palladino-Craig, A. (1989). Mark Lindquist: Making Split Decisions. ART TODAY, 1. Nonrefereed Books Palladino-Craig, A. (2013). Gabrielle Lee: The Art of Dynamic Expressionism. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (2011). Interview and Chronology, Jim Roche: Glory Roads. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (2005). High Roads & Low Roads: anthems, dirges, myths. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (2004). Terrestrial Forces: Paradigm Shift. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (2003). Jim Roche: Sense of Place. Gulf Coast Museum of Art, Largo, FL. Palladino-Craig, A. (2002). Trial by Fire: Contemporary Glass. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (2001). Albert Paley: Sculpture, Drawings, Graphics and Decorative Arts. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Page 4 Vita for Allys Palladino-Craig Palladino-Craig, A. (2000). Alexa Kleinbard: Talking Leaves. Florida Gulf Coast Museum of Art. Palladino-Craig, A. (2000). Clyde Butcher: Nature's Places of Spiritual Sanctuary. Ochopee, Florida: Big Cypress Gallery. Palladino-Craig, A. (2000). Jake Fernandez: Ethereal Journeyman. Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art. Palladino-Craig, A. (1999). Jack Nichelson: Micro-Theatres. Okaloosa-Walton Community College Galleries. Palladino-Craig, A. (1999). The Abridged Walmsley: Selections from the Career of William Aubrey Walmsley. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (1996). Afterword for Body Language. Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. Palladino-Craig, A. (1996). Ken Falana: World of Color. The Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Dunedin, FL. Palladino-Craig, A. (1996). Mark Messersmith: New Mythologies. Florida Gulf Coast Art Center catalogue. Palladino-Craig, A. (1995). Florida Realism: John Briggs, Clyde Butcher, Hansen Mulford. Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Dunedin, FL. Palladino-Craig, A. (1994). Harriet Bell / Comments. Miami-Dade Community College Gallery. Palladino-Craig, A. (1990). Monochrome/Polychrome: Contemporary Realist Drawing. Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1988). A Generation in Glass Sculpture. Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1988). Exhibitions of NEA Artists in Florida (1988 Awards). Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1987). Nocturnes and Nightmares, Contemporary Figurative Painting. Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1986). Exhibitions of NEA Artists in Florida (1986 Awards). Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Page 5 Vita for Allys Palladino-Craig Palladino-Craig, A. (1985). Introduction in New Directions: Southern Studio Glass, Southern Arts Federation. Southern Arts Federation Art Center, Kingsport, Tennessee. Palladino-Craig, A. (1984). Exhibitions of NEA Artists in Florida (1984 Awards). Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1984). North Carolina Glass '84. Western Carolina University. Palladino-Craig, A. (1984). Political Satire '84. Florida State University Fine Arts Gallery. Palladino-Craig, A. (1983). Harvey K. Littleton / Glass Sculpture. Four Arts Center. Palladino-Craig, A. (1982). Copywright, the Works of Don Wright. Four Arts Center. Palladino-Craig, A. (1982). Exhibitions of NEA Artists in Florida (1982 Awards). Florida State University Gallery & Museum. Palladino-Craig, A. (1981). Dance: Image/Afterimage. Four Arts Center: Florida State University Institute for Contemporary Art. Contracts and Grants Contracts and Grants Funded Palladino-Craig, A. (Jul 2019–Jun 2020). DCA - General Operating
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