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CARIN MINCEMOYER
Born 1972 Milton, PA. Lives and works in Pittsburgh. PA.
Education
2005 M.F.A. in Art, State University of New York at Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY
1994 B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Painting, Carnegie Mellon
University, Pittsburgh, PA.
1993 Study Abroad Program Temple University, Rome, Italy.
Awards and Fellowships
2007
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Artist Opportunity Grant
2006
Michael Pierschalla Scholarship, Penland School
of Crafts
2005
Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award, Int'l
Sculpture Center
Creative Capital Foundation Professional Development Weekend Retreat
2004
Dissertation Fellowship, SUNY at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
Dean’s Scholarship, SUNY at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
Teaching Assistantship, SUNY at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
2003
The Pittsburgh Foundation Individual Artist Award
Dean’s Scholarship, SUNY at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
Teaching Assistantship, SUNY at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
2002
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship
2001
Vermont Studio Center Artist Grant
Residencies
2007
Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, Omaha, NE
Klondike Center for Art and Culture, Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada
2006
I-Park, East Haddam, CT
2001
Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT
Selected
Exhibitions and Performances
2007
Make/Do,
Future Tenant (curating)
Solo exhibition, Klondike Institute for Art and Culture, Dawson, Yukon,
Canada
2006
Systems
+ Propositions, Rochester Contemporary, Rochester, NY (two-person)
Projects 2006, Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors, Pittsburgh, PA
2005
Hidden
in Plain Sight/The Forest in the City, Three Rivers Arts Fest. Gallery,
Pittsburgh, PA
Fall/Winter Show, Grounds For Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ
Plan B, Wayne & Geraldine Kuhn Fine Arts Gallery, OSU at Marion, Ohio.
(two-person)
Woods, d.u.m.b.o. arts center, Brooklyn, NY. Curated by Brian Wallace.
Beyond/In Western New York, University at Buffalo Art Gallery with the
Albright Knox Art
Gallery, Buffalo, NY. Catalog.
2004
Wax, Brew House SPACE 101, Pittsburgh, PA. Organized by Carin Mincemoyer.
Open Ratio, University at Buffalo Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY
Sub: Cultural, Textual, Liminal, SPACE, Pittsburgh, PA. Curated by Sharmila
Venkatasubban
Permanent collection, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,
PA
Three Rivers Arts Festival Annual Exhibition, Three Rivers Arts Festival
Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA.
Curated by Katherine Talcott.
2003
The Pittsburgh Biennial, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA.
Curated by Vicky Clark
and Robert Raczka
HalfLife, Three Rivers Arts Festival Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA (solo)
Appalachian Corridors, Avampato Discovery Museum, Charleston, WV. Juried
by Eleanor Heartney
Second Thoughts, Brew House SPACE 101, Pittsburgh, PA (two-person)
2002
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh 92nd Annual Exhibition, The Andy Warhol
Museum, Pittsburgh, PA
Juried by Jerry Saltz. Maggie Milono
Memorial Award.
Pittsburgh Hops, The University Museum, Indiana University of PA, Indiana,
PA
Orphaned Public Spaces, The Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh, PA
2001
Photographs by Artists, Made for a Variety of Purposes, Artists Image
Resource, Pittsburgh, PA
Curated by Robert Raczka.
Sculpture Now, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA
smallSCULPTURE2001, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2000
Art Afloat, Erie, PA. Commissioned outdoor sculpture.
Recent Work by Christina Andersen and Carin Mincemoyer, Westminster College
Art Gallery,
Westminster, PA (two-person)
1999
SuZan,
The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA. Collaborative performance with
Steel Trout.
Inhibition, Prohibition, Exhibition, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh,
PA. With Dance Alloy.
1998
Society of Sculptors 63rd Annual Open Exhibition, Artists’ Image
Resource, Pittsburgh, PA.
Two-Person Exhibition Award
15 Minutes +, The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA. Performance event.
Due to Human Error, Viaduct Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
1997
Nuts and Bolts and Screws, The Turmoil Room, Pittsburgh, PA (solo)
The East End Event, Pittsburgh, PA. Invitational event, funded by the
Howard Heinz Endowment
Small Arts Initiative.
Selected
Professional Experience
2006 - present
Instructor
– Art Institute Online
Facilitate online courses including Drawing and Digital Illustration.
2006 - present
Exhibitions Coordinator – Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh,
PA.
Coordinate installation of exhibitions in multiple venues for summer festival,
as well as year-round exhibitions in permanent gallery.
2003 - 2005
Teaching Assistant (Instructor of Record) – SUNY at Buffalo, Buffalo,
NY
Teach Basic Sculpture and Intro to Digital Art classes.
2000-2002
Administrative Assistant - Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,
PA.
Manage office administration for 450+ member organization, including graphic
design and overseeing membership services.
1999-2000
Exhibitions Coordinator - Brew House SPACE 101, Pittsburgh, PA.
Coordinated all aspects of gallery exhibitions and events.
1997-2000
Artist/Educator - The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA.
Created and presented a variety of educational programs for a wide range
of audiences.
Selected
Bibliography / Publications
Grossi, Adam. Hidden Woulds. City Paper. October 5-12, 2005,
issue 40, p. 45.
International Sculpture Center 2005 Outstanding Student Achievement
in Contemporary
Sculpture Awards. Sculpture.
October, 2005, pp 56-63. Illustration.
Adams, Bruce. Beyond/In: Local Artists Kick Butt. Buffalo Spree.
July/August, pp. 36-37. Illus.
Gaasch, Cynnie and Eric Jackson-Forsberg. Far-Flung & Way Beyond.
Artvoice. April 28, 2005, pp. 14-17.
Huntington, Richard. Beyond Expected. The Buffalo News. April
22, 2005.
Shaw, Kurt. Conceptual Thinking: Exhibition Reflects Uniqueness of
Interdisciplinary Art Program.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Nov. 27,
2004, pp. G1, G5.
Isenberg, Robert. Machines of Artistic Grace. Pulp. May 29-June
5, 2003, p. 16.
Venkatasubban, Sharmila. From Kinetic to Frenetic. Pittsburgh
City Paper. May 7 – 14, 2003,
pp. 35-36.
Shaw, Kurt. Happy Thoughts. Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. May 16,
2003, p.9.
Schneider, Carrie. The Interpersonal is Political. Pittsburgh
City Paper. March 19 – 26, 2003, p. 37.
Shaw, Kurt. Brew House Puts on Exhibit of Fresh, New Works. Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review.
Feb. 24, 2002.
Thomas, Mary. Breaking the Mold. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. June
23, 2001.
Birdsong, Mary. Harbor Beauty. Erie Times Showcase. Sept. 2000.
Dialogue. March/April 2000, p. 47. Book review.
Thomas, Mary. Sizing Up the Festival. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
June 7, 1997.
Additional Activities
2005
Lecture,
SUNY at Buffalo Fall Lecture Series.
2002
Visiting Artist, Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Panel discussion
and critique sessions
with graduate and undergraduate students
of sculpture
Chair, Exhibition Committee, Brew House Association. Member since 2001.
2000-2001
Member, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh
2001-pres.
Member, Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors |
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