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(361) 244-3804 • Woodencyclopsprints@Gmail.Com Mike Stephens (361) 244-3804 • woodencyclopsprints@gmail.com www.woodencyclops.com Education Master of Fine Arts 2002 Studio Art University of North Carolina Greensboro. Bachelors of Fine Arts 1998 Studio Art Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. Associates in Arts 1996 Studio Art Del Mar College, Corpus Christi. Areas of Specialization: Printmaking, Wood Relief Professional Experience 2003-2004,2006-present. Adjunct Art Instructor. Del Mar College. Corpus Christi, TX. 2014-2016. Adjunct Humanities Instructor. St. Leo University. Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, TX. 2003,2014. Adjunct Art Instructor, Coastal Bend College, Kingsville, TX. 2006-2007. Assistant Director. K-Space Art Studios. Corpus Christi, TX. 2004-2006. Visiting Assistant Professor of Art. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Corpus Christi, TX. 2003. Assistant Director of Education. Rockport Center for the Arts. Rockport, TX. 2002-2003. Art Instructor, Jarvis Christian College, Hawkins TX Grants/Awards 2016. Stand Out Prints: An International Juried Print Exhibition. Highpoint Center for Printmaking. Minneapolis, MN. Juried by Elizabeth Wyckoff. Honorable Mention. 2014. Who we Aren’t National Juried Exhibition. Union Street Gallery, Chicago Heights, IL. Juried by Paul Klein and Patrick Earl Hammie. Honorable Mention. 2013. Fifth Annual PINNACLE National Juried Art Competition. Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery, Florida A&M University, Tallahasse FL. Juried by Robin Holder. Third Place. 2013. The Idaho Falls Arts Council’s 5th Annual Juried Exhibition. Willard Arts Center, Carr Gallery, Idaho Falls. Juried by Aaron Moulton. Honorable Mention and Purchase Award. 2012. Oklahoma: Centerfold 2012, Leslie Powell Gallery, Lawton OK. Juried by Kristy Deetz. Honorable Mention. 2012. 1st Annual Open Juried Exhibition. Autumn Light Studio and Gallery, Avon Connecticut. Juried by Camilla Cook. First Place. 2012. RED. Pop Revolution Gallery, Mason OH, Juried by Jim Wagner and Susan Mahan. Best of Show. 2011. Boston Printmakers 2011 North American Print Biennial. Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA. Juried by Jim Dine. Dolphin Papers Material Award. 2010. Northern National Art Competition. Nicolet College, Rhinelander WI. Juried by Larry McNeil. Benefactor Award. 2010. 44th National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show. Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Ron Koehler. (catalog) Del Mar Bookstore award. 2010. Dimensions 2010 Exhibition. Associated Artist of Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem NC. Honorable Mention. 2010. Academy of Fine Arts Annual National Juried Art Exhibition. Academy of Fine Arts, Lynchburg, VA. Juried by Kathleen Edwards. Juror’s Choice Award. 2009. 13th Annual Rio Brazos Art Exhibition. Langdon Center’s Gordon House, Tarleton State University, Granbury TX. Juried by Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash. Honorable mention 2009. 52nd Annual National Juried Art Exhibition. Rocky Mount Arts Center at the Imperial Centre, Rocky Mount, NC. Second place. 2009. Dimensions 2009. Associated Artist of Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem NC. Juried by Jennifer McInnes Coolidge. Third Place 2009. 20th National Drawing and Print Competitive Exhibition. Gormley Gallery, College of Notre Dame of Maryland, Baltimore MD. Juried by Allegra Marquart. Purchase award. 2009. Paper Works. RFD Gallery, Swainsboro, GA. Juror Geraldine Kiefer. The Juror’s Choice Award. 2008. Galex 42. Galesburg Civic Art Center, Galesburg, IL. Juried by Sandra Camomile. Fine Print Award. 2007. Seven State Biennial Exhibition. USAO Art Gallery, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Chickasha and Leslie Powell Gallery, Lawton OK. Juried by Paul Medina. 2nd place. 2007. The American Color Print Society 63rd Annual Members Exhibition. The Plastic Club, Philadelphia, PA. Juried by Eileen Foti. Stella Drabkin Award. 2007. Physical Presence. Mesa Contemporary Arts Center, Mesa, AZ. Juried by Ann Wolfe. Purchase Award. 2006. Crossing Borders: 14th Annual International Juried Exhibition. Laredo Center for the Arts, Laredo, TX. Juried by Georgia Tambasis. Honorable Mention. 2006. 40th National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show. Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Linda Seckinger. Dianne Lee Purchase Award. (catalog) 2005. Crossing Borders: 13th Annual International Juried Exhibition. Laredo Center for the Arts, Laredo, TX. Juried by Alma Haertlein. (catalog) Third Place in 2D. 2005. The American Color Print Society 60th Annual Members Exhibition. The Plastic Club, Philadelphia, PA. Juried by Lois Johnson. Third Place Stella Drabkin Award. 2005. The American Color Print Society 59th Annual Members Exhibition. The Gregg Conference Center Gallery, The American College. Bryn Mawr, PA. Juried by Michael Smith. Second Place Stella Drabkin Award. 2004. New Prints Program. International Print Center New York, New York, NY. Thru a grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. 2004. Oklahoma: Centerfold, 11th Biennial National Juried Art Show. Leslie Powell Foundation/Gallery, Lawton, OK and the University of Science and Arts Gallery, Chickasha OK. Juried by Kristy Deet. (catalog) First Place. 2004. Will’s Creek Survey 2004 Exhibition, Saville Gallery, Cumberland MD. Juried by Elizabeth Thomas. Juror’s Choice 2003. Erotica Show, K-Space, Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Louis Katz and Barbara Riely Honorable Mention. 2003. 9th Annual Gulf Coast National Juried Art Competition, Texas Artists Museum, Port Arthur, TX. Juried by Donna M. Meeks. Best of Show. 2003. Annual Tri-State Plus National Juried Exhibition, Beaumont Art League, Brown & Scurlock Galleries, Beaumont, TX. Juried by Bill Thompson. Honorable Mention. 2002. 8th Annual Gulf Coast National Juried Art Competition, Texas Artists Museum, Port Arthur, TX. Juried by Ray Daniels. Honorable Mention. 2002. A Sense of Place: Continuity and Change in the New South, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA. Juried by Karen Comer. Honorable Mention. 2000. Art Hop, Greensboro, NC. Honorable Mention. Solo Shows 2016. Mike Stephens, Studio C Gallery. Art Center of Corpus Christi. Corpus Christi, TX. 2014. Mike Stephens, McComas Hall Art Gallery, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS. 2009. Super Ego, Martinez Gallery, Laredo Center for the Arts, Laredo TX. 2009. Mike Stephens, Dirty pilot, www.Dirtypilot.com 2006. Truth Justice and Me, Semmes Gallery, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX. 2003. Justice for None, Tyler Junior College, Tyler, TX. 2001. Wood on Wood, Outer Gallery, King Public Library, King, NC. 1999. Situations: Humanity Captured in Bronze and Word, Tenth St. Theater, Corpus Christi, TX. 1998. Inner Demons, Bachelors of Fine Art Exhibition, University of Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi, TX. Exhibition 2016. The Printed Image 6. Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library, Alice C. Sabatini Gallery. Topeka KS. Juried by Stephen Goddard. 2015. Third Coast National. K Space Contemporary. Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Richard Gere, Ken Rosier and Deborah Fullerton. 2015. Axis 10th National, Axis Gallery, Sacramento, CA. Juried by Max Presneill. 2015. 35th Annual National Print Exhibition, Artlink, Auer Center for Art and Culture, Fort Wayne, IN. 2014. The 2014 Harnett Biennial of American Prints, Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art, University of Richmond Museums, Richmond, VA. Juried by Mary Fisher. 2014. Fresh Art 2014. Marin Society of Artists, Marin Society of Artists Gallery, Ross, CA. Juried by Dr. Stephanie Hanor. 2014. OCAF’s 19th Annual Southworks Exhibition. Main Gallery, Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation. Watkinsville, GA. Juried by Ron Platt. 2014. 48th Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show. Joesph A. Cain Gallery, Del Mar College. Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Leonard Lehrer. 2014. Common Knowledge. Non-Fiction Gallery. Savannah, GA. 2013. Third Coast National. K Space Contemporary. Corpus Christi, TX. Juried by Andy Coolquitt. 2013. SHY RABBIT Print International 4. SHY RABBIT Contemporary Arts. Pagosa Springs, CO. Juried by Michael Krueger. 2013. 47th Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show. Del Mar College, Corpus Christi by Kurt Dyrhaug. 2013. The 34th Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition. Bradley University, Heuser Art Center, Peoria, IL. Juried by Stephen Goddard. 2013. 34th Annual Paper in Particular National Exhibition. Columbia College, Columbia, MO. Juried By Tom Huck. 2012. The 2012 Harnett Biennial of American Prints, Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art, University of Richmond Museums, Richmond, VA. Juried by Carl Solway. 2012. Exploration of a Medium: Printmaking at the Center for the Arts Evergreen, Evergreen CO. Juried by Melanie Yazzie. 2012. Current Trends In Print. Isabella Cannon Gallery, Elon University, Elon, North Carolina. 2012. Human Experience, University Gallery, Ingram Hall Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. Juried by Janet Marcavage. 2011. The Line National Juried Printmaking Exhibition, Prescott College Art Gallery, Prescott College, Prescott AZ. Juried by John Risseeuw. 2011. UMKC National Print Exhibition, UMKC Gallery of Art, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO. Juried by Leesa Fanning. 2011. Contemporary Narrative, The Foundry Art Center, St. Charles, MO. 2011. Synthesis: printSPIVA. Spiva Center for the Arts, Joplin, MO. Juried by Hugh Merill. 2011. Kentucky National 2011. Clara M. Eagle Gallery, Murray State University. Murray KY. Juried by Matthew Strauss. 2011. 32nd Annual Paper in Particular National Exhibition. Columbia College, Columbia, MO. Juried By April Katz. 2010. A Sense of Place 2010 Exhibition. Gerturde
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