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Duston
Spear in her Bedford, NY studio
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DUSTON
SPEAR – SELECTED
BIOGRAPHY:
Education
Awards
One-Person
Painting Exhibitions
Group
Exhibitions
Public
Collections
3
Women in Black Project
Performance:
Direction and Collaborations
Teaching
Committees,
Panels and Lectures
Media
Education:
- New
York University, M.A.,
1998
- New
York University, B.A.,
1989
- Parsons
School of Design, Certificate,
1976
Awards:
- New
York Foundation for the
Arts Sponsorship, 1994
– 2000
- Art
Matters Fellowship, 1996
- Creative
Time Competition, 1997
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One-person
Painting Exhibitions:
- Sara
Tecchia Roma New York, New York, NY, 2005
- Kristen
Frederickson Contemporary Art, New York, NY, 2003
- The
Weatherspoon Art Gallery,
Greensboro, N.C., 1996
'Battledress:
3 Women in Black', curated
by Thomas Kochheiser
- McIntosh
Gallery, Atlanta, GA,
1986, 1988, 1990, 1998
- Kathleen
Meyer Gallery, Louisville,
KY, 1983
Selected Group
Shows:
- Pace
University Gallery, Pleasantville,
NY, 2004
'Paper
Works', curated by Jane Dickson
- Kristen
Frederickson Contemporary Art, New York, NY, 2004
'Gallery
Artists'
- SHG,
Fairfield, CT, 2004
'Uncommon
Portraits', curated by Deborah Frizzell
- Creative
Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT, 2001
'Narration,
emblem and sequence in contemporary art'
- Laurie
Seeman Fine Arts, Nyack,
N.Y., 1998
'What's
in a Dress?', paintings
and photographs
- Weatherspoon
Art Gallery, 1996–1997
'Works
on Paper'
- McIntosh
Gallery, 1995
'Works
on Paper'
- Franklin
Furnace, New York, 1994
'Sea
Changes', fax art
- Grey
Art Gallery, New York,
1994
Washington
Square Windows installation
- InterArt
Center, New York, 1993
'The Rag Trade', curated
by Saul Ostrow
- Lafayette
Express, New York, 1993
'Take-Out
Art'
- Tweed
Gallery, New York, 1993
'Women's
Lives'
- Webster
Hall, New York, 1993
'Group
for Cover', site specific
wall sculpture
- Michael
Walls Gallery, New York,
1992
'Artists
Relief Portfolio', woodblock
prints
- de
Serpenti Gallery, Rome,
Italy, 1993
'Gallery
Artists'
- McIntosh
Gallery, Atlanta, GA,
1992
'Ten
Year Anniversary', paintings
- Cooper-Seeman
Fine Arts, New York, 1992
'Works
on Paper', monoprints
- Meisel
Gallery, New York, 1986
'Four
Currents', paintings,
curated by Peter Frank
- Aldrich
Museum, Ridgefield, CT,
1984
'New
Acquisitions'
- Katheleen
Meyer Gallery, 1983
'Opening
Exhibition'
- Soho
Center, New York, 1982
'Four
Artists', paintings
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Public
Collections:
- Art
Services, Inc., New York
- The
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn,
N.Y.
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The Coca-Cola Collection,
Atlanta, GA
- Delta
Airlines, Altanta, GA
- The
High Museum, Atlanta,
GA
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Jova/Daniels/Busby,
Atlanta, GA
- The
Metropolitan Museum, New
York
- The
New York Public Library,
New York
- The
Special Collections of
the University of North
Carolina Library
- The
Weatherspoon Museum, Greensboro,
N.C.
- Worrell
Newspapers, Bristol, TN
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'3
Women in Black' Project:
An Artists New Works
Project, sponsored
in part by the New York
Foundation for the Arts.
The original costumes,
papers and artist's books
are in the Special Collections
of the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro,
cataloged as 'Duston Spear
Collection, Fall 2002'.
The following exhibits
and events are associated
with the projects:
-
Thais Mazur Women in Black Dance Project, San Francisco,
CA, March 1999
A
collaboration supported
in part by a grant from
the Creative Work Fund
- Soho
Arts Festival, New York,
September 1996
In
conjunction with American
Opera Projects
- Happy
Hill Community, Winston-Salem,
N.C., April 1996
'Living
in the Shadows'
- St
Augustine College, Raleigh,
N.C., April 1996
'Black
on Black'
- Drew
University, Madison, N.J.,
March-April 1996
Collaboration
with photographer Hope
Herman Wurmfeld
- The
Weatherspoon Museum, Greensboro,
N.C., January 1996
Public
lecture: 'Accessorizing
for the Revolution'
- College
Art Association Conference,
San Antonio, Texas, February
1995
- The
Alamo, San Antonio, Texas,
February 1995
- Belgrade
Town Center, Belgrade,
Serbia, August 1994
- International
Peace Conference, Novi
Sad, Serbia, 1994
- Grey
Art Gallery, New York,
1994
Washington
Square Windows installation
- InterArt
Center, New York, 1993
'The Rag Trade', curated
by Saul Ostrow
- Video:
Battledress (Denise
Petrizzo, director of
photography and editor)
- Experimental
Television Award,
New York State Council
for the Arts, 1995
- Women
in Film Foundation
Award, 1996
- Beijing
Media Wall, 1995
- Collection
of the Grey Art Gallery,
New York University,
1994
- Zine:
Battledress: 3 Women
in Black (24 pages,
published by 3 Women
in Black ©
1993).
Sponsored in part by the
Women's Action
Coalition. In the
collection of:
- Grey
Art Gallery, NYU
- Women's
Art Museum, Leeds,
England
- New
York Public Library
- University
of California, Special
Collections
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Performance:
Direction and Collaborations:
- 'Women
in Black', San Francisco,
Thais Mazur, Choreographer,
1999
- 'That
Big Yellow Braid', proposed
public sculpture with
Creative Time, Inc.
Summer 1997
- 'Help
me Hannah’, Dance
Concert, The Weatherspoon
Gallery, Marsha
Paladan, choreographer
- MC:
'Angry Women at the Fez',
Wordstock at the Fez,
November 1994
- Director:
'Poet Nation', 6 poets
, CBGB Annex, Fez Cafe,
1994
- Director:
Evert Eden’s 'Growing
Up Racist', one person
performance,
Nyrorican Poets
Cafe, June 1993
- Sets
and costumes:'The History
of Three Sisters', DTW
Convergence
Dance Company,
St. Mark’s on the
Bowery, Choreographer:
Diane Guzumba,
June 1990
Teaching:
- Higher
Education for Women in Prison, Bedford Hills Correctional Facility,
Studio Arts, 2002 - present
- Pace
University, Adjunct Professor, Painting and Drawing, Spring 2002-present
- University
Settlement House, New
York, Creative Time collaboration
,
Summer 1997
- University
of North Carolina at Greensboro,
Visiting Artist in Residence,
Jan.- May, 1996:
- Parsons
School of Design, 'Artist
as Activist', seminar/studio
course, 1994
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Committees,
Panels and Lectures:
- College
Art Association, Committee on Women in the Arts,
2000 - 2003
- Panelist,
New York Foundation for
the Arts, Painting Fellowships,
1998
- Sava
Television, November,
1997
'New
York from Japan' (lecture)
- Drew
University, Madison, N.J.,
March, 1996
'Accessorizing
for the Revolution' (lecture)
- MALS
Center, University of
North Carolina, Greensboro,
N.C., April, 1996
'The
Art of Social Change'
(lecture)
-
Artists Talk
Series, The Weatherspoon
Art Gallery, Greensboro,
N.C., Jan, 1996
'Battledress:
Paintings to Protest'
(video lecture series)
- Artists
Talk on Art Series, New
York March 1994
'Cross Generations of
Feminists'
- College
Art Association Conference,
New York, 1994
Chair,
'Artists as Activists'
panel
Media:
- Cultural
Democracy, Spring
1996
'Atrocities in Bosnia;
3WIB at C.A.A', by DeAnn
Gould
- News
and Record, Greensboro,
February, 1996
'Duston
Spear'
- Winston
Salem Journal, February,
1996
'Duston
Spear and Nigel Rolfe:
Performance Art at the
Weatherspoon', by Tom
Patterson
- College
Art Association Newsletter,
Spring, 1995
'3
Women in Black' (photograph)
- San
Antonio Express, January,
1995
'C.A.A.'
- MS
Magazine, May/June,
1994
'Artwatch:
3 Women in Black', by
Lisa Kocaurek
- Manhattan
Cable Television, April–July,
1994
'3
Women in Black' (interview)
- 'Judith
Sloan Show', WBAI radio,
New York, April, 1994
'3
Women in Black' (interview)
- 'Good
Day New York: Choice Segment',
Fox Television, October,
1993
- Paper
Magazine, November,
1993
'The
Rag Trade'
- Village
Voice, October, 1993
'Scene
and Heard', by Robert
Atkins(photograph)
- Cosmopolitan
Magazine, March, 1993
'The
New Activists', by Louise
Bernikow
- Art
and Understanding Magazine,
Summer, 1993
'My
Wedding Dress Then' (photographic
essay)
- Sassy
Magazine, September,
1992
'Voices
for Choice', by Marjorie
- New
York Times Magazine,
June, 1990
'Moms
Take the Rap' (painting)
Residencies:
- American
Academy in Rome ,
Spring 2005, 2006
- Cummington
Arts Colony,
Summer 1992
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