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Cv Ron Janowich CV RON JANOWICH [email protected] www.Ronjanowich.com (Painting & Drawing) www.Rjanowich (Photography) www.ronjanowichthaiprojects.com (Thai Projects) EDUCATION 1972 Master of Fine Art - Painting, Maryland Institute College of Art 1970 Bachelor of Fine Art - Painting, Maryland Institute College of Art EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 2006-Present University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1996 Visiting Artist, Department of Art, Ohio State University 1995 Visiting Artist, Department of Art, Cleveland Institute, Cleveland, OH 1980-1985 Lecturer, Department of Art, Lafayette College, Easton, PA SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2011-12 Howard Scott Gallery, New York, NY “Recent Silverpoint, Graphite and Encaustic Drawings” 2009 Monarch Contemporary, Seattle, WA 2008 Howard Scott Gallery, New York, NY “Meditations” 2007 Lafayette College, Easton, PA 2002 Lafayette College, Easton, PA 1994 Pamela Auchincloss Gallery, New York, NY 1992 Pamela Auchincloss Gallery, New York, NY 1991 Galerie Lelong, Paris, France* Compass Rose Gallery, Chicago, IL 1990 Gallery Kuranuki, Osaka, Japan, “Monotypes 1988-90” Galerie JMS, Oslo, Norway Galerie Malmgram, Goteburg, Sweden Galerie Lelong, New York, NY Pamela Auchincloss Gallery, New York, NY 1989 Asher/Faure, Los Angeles, CA Galerie Lelong, New York, NY Persons & Lindell Gallery, Helsinki, Finland, “Monotypes” 1988 Knoedler Gallery, London, England Galerie Hans Strelow, Düsseldorf, Germany Galerie Lelong, New York, NY 1987 Asher/Faure, Los Angeles, CA Lorence Monk Gallery, New York, NY, “Monotypes” Pamela Auchincloss Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 1986 Germans Van Eck, New York, NY Cava Gallery, Philadelphia, PA Craig Cornelius Gallery, New York, NY 1985 Wolff Gallery, New York, NY 1984 John Davis Gallery, Akron, OH 1983 Artists Space, New York, NY 1981 Lafayette College, Easton PA 1979 Sarah Y. Rentschler, New York, NY, “Drawings” 1978 Sarah Y. Rentschler, New York, NY, “Drawings” SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2012 “Emergence & Structure” University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 2012 “Emergence & Structure” Miami Dade College Museum of Art, Miami, FL 2012 “Emergence & Structure” Lafayette College, Easton PA 2012 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “10 Artist to Watch” Curated by Peter Frank 2012 Upstream Peoples Gallery, Omaha, NE, “All Media International Exhibition” 2012 48th Annual Faculty Exhibition, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 2011 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid”, Los Angeles, CA 2011 47th Annual Faculty Exhibition, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 2011 “Ephemera” The Deluce Gallery, Northwest Missouri State University, February 14- March 18th, Curated by Dan Keegan, Director of the Milwaukee Art Museum 2011 “21st National Drawing and Print Exhibition” Gormely Gallery, College of Notre Dame, Baltimore, MD. March-April 2010 “15x15” Alumni Show, The Maryland Institute College of Art, June-July 2010 2011 “Richerson 75 Small Works” Richerson School of Art, Kimberly, WI, January, 2011 2011 “13th Annual Faces International Exhibition” Upstream People Gallery, Juror: 2011 Laurence Bradshaw, University of Nebraska, Omaha, March 2011 2011 “Outside Inside” Google Works Center for the Arts, Reading, PA, Juror: Bruce Samuelson, PA Academy for the Arts, March-July 2011 2010 “21 National Drawing and Print Exhibition” Gormely Gallery, College of Notre Dame, Baltimore, MD, March-April, 2010 “The Digital Era” Climate Gallery, February-March 2010 2010 “Concatenation” Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, Curated by Rex Bruce, October 14-November 6 2010 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid” September 2010 2010 “12th Annual Abstraction International Exhibition” Juror: Laurence Bradshaw, University of Nebraska, Omaha, October 2009 45th Annual Faculty Exhibition, Harn Museum, Gainesville, FL, October 09- December10 “Summer Group Show” Howard Scott Gallery, New York, July 2009 Elon University, Small Works, December 8-Feburary 3, Elon, NC Climate Gallery, “die Zeit of Drawing”, December 5-27, New York, NY Upstream People Gallery, “7th Annual Color: Bold / Subtle”, December3/09- November10/2010 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid” September 2009 “New and Improved” Fall, 2009, Los Angeles CA Howard Scott Gallery, Summer Group Show, New York, NY, July 2009 Lafayette College, Summer Group Show, Easton, PA, July 2009 Site Gallery Open Reel, “Transparency” Curated by Michael Corris, Video, St Frideswide’s Farm Oxford England 2009 “7th Annual Color Exhibition” Uptown People Gallery, Omaha, NE December 2009 2009 “Naturally Nude” Ciro Gallery, Jackson, WY February 12-13, 2009 2008 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid”-Los Angeles, CA September 2008 University Gallery, “44th Annual Faculty Exhibition”, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Williams Arts Center, “20th Year Anniversary Exhibition”, Lafayette College, Easton, PA Frederieke Taylor Gallery, “ECHO, IMPLANT, IMPRINT, REVERB”, Curated by Stephen Maine, May 2008, New York, NY Maryland Institute Collage of Art, “15 x 15” Alumni Exhibition, Baltimore, MD Los Angeles Center of the Digital Arts, “New and Improved” March-April 2008, Los Angeles, CA College of Visual Arts, “Revision, Reiteration, Recombination: Process and the Contemporary Print”, Curated by Leslie Wayne, March-April 2008, St. Paul, MN Fredericksburg Center for the Arts, “Fragments”, March 2-29 UFC Art Gallery, “Revision, Reiteration, Recombination: Process and the Contemporary Print”, Curated by Leslie Wayne, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, January 9-February 27, 2008 Slocumb Galleries, East Tennessee State University, “Positive/Negative”, January 28-February 15, 2008, Tennessee Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid”, September 2007 Los 2007 Angeles, CA University Gallery, “43rd Annual Faculty Show” August 2007, Gainesville, FL Maryland Institute College of Art, “Alumni Exhibition”, May 2007, Baltimore, MD Neuberger Museum, “Benefit Drawing Exhibition”, March 4 Art Space, “Flat Files Benefit Exhibition”, April 2007, New Haven, Connecticut Harn Museum “5 Silverpoint Drawings” Curated by Kerry Oliver Smith March 20- August 20 2006 University Gallery, “42nd Annual Faculty Exhibition” January 2006, Gainesville, FL Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid” Los Angeles, CA September 2006 Florence Lynch Gallery “Hypertexturalities (Architectures and Morphologies)” Curated by Lee Klein September 8-October 7 Lexington Arts League, “Photography Now”, Lexington KY, September 9-October 8 Fredericksburg Center for the Digital Arts, “Pencil It In”, Fredericksburg, VA, August 27 2005 Pace University Galleries, Peter Fingestin Gallery, Choate Gallery, and Pace Digital Arts Gallery, “Synthesis and Distribution: Experiments in Collaboration” November 1-December 31, New York, NY T.W. Wood Gallery, Union Institute & University, “Contemporary Drawing”, August 18-October 2, Montpelier, VT The Cambridge Art Association, “National Prize Show 2005”, Cambridge, MA, Juror: Joseph C. Thompson, Director, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MOCA), May-June 23* Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Top 40”, an international group show, Los Angeles, CA, Juror: Rex Bruce, Director LACDA, March 10-April 2* Maryland Institute College of Art, “15x15”, alumni exhibition, Baltimore, MD, May 28-June 19 Art Space, “5th Annual Benefit Show”, New Haven, CT, May Harn Museum, The 41th Annual Art Faculty Exhibition, Gainesville, FL January- March Wellington B. Grey Gallery, “Fourth Photography Image Biennial Exhibition”, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Juror: Maggie Taylor, January 21-February 20 2004-5 Art Space, “The Flatfiles”, New Haven, CT, January 2004-January 2005 2004 Los Angeles Center for the Digital Arts, “Snap to the Grid”, Los Angeles, CA, September Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, “Dialogue”, SPE-MA Exhibition, Montpelier, MD, September 8-October 28 California State Polytechnic University, “DPI Exhibition, Pomona, CA, Curator: Ann Klonirides, June 4-26 Peninsula Fine Arts Center, “BIENNIAL 2004”, Newport News, VA, September 4- October 31 Axel Raben Gallery, “Synthesis: Experiments in Collaboration”, New York, NY, July-August Lafayette College, “Made Here”, Easton, PA, June Bowdoin College Museum of Art, “Exquisite Corpses Today”, Brunswick, ME, April 2-June 6 The Maryland Federation of the Arts, “Drawing Conclusions 2004”, December 1-30 University Gallery, “40th Annual Faculty Exhibition”, Gainesville, FL 2003-4 Neuberger Museum of Art, “Breathless”, Purchase, NY, Curator: Dede Young, August 17- February 4 “The 39th Annual Art Faculty Exhibition”, in conjunction with Art Basel, Miami Beach, FL, Curator: Dr. Bernice Stein Baum, December 4-January 10 Art Space, “The Flatfiles”, New Haven, CT, April 30-March 04 University Gallery, “Thinking in Line”, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Cocurators: John Moore and Ron Janowich, November 4-January 10 2003 Grossman Gallery, “Synthesis: Experiments in Collaboration”, Lafayette College, Easton, PA, October 18-November 19 Long Beach Island Foundation of Arts and Sciences, “Photography and Digital Images”, Juried: Edward Earl, Curator of Digital Media, International Center of Photography, July 9-30 Workspace Gallery, “Resonance”, Soho, NY, Curator: Ken Buhler, Bard College, March University Gallery, “The 38th Annual Art Faculty Exhibition”, Gainesville, FL, January 2002-3 Side Show Gallery, “Peace”, Williamsburg, NY, Curator: Richard Timperio 2002 Untitled Space, “Soft”, New Haven, CT, Curator: Debbie Hess Maryland Institute College
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