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Selected SOLO EXHIBITIONS Beppu Wiarda Gallery, Portland, Oregon, June 2009, 2007, 2006 Freedom’s Door, PNCA, Portland, Oregon, 2008 Reed
Alysia Duckler, Portland, Oregon, 2004, 2002, 2000 Sylvia Schmidt Gallery, New Orleans, 1999 Quaratersaw Gallery,
Temple University Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1994 Blackfish Gallery, Portland, Oregon, 1994, 1990, 1989 School 33 Art Center, Baltimore, Maryland, 1993 55 Mercer,
Brockman Gallery, Los Angeles, California, 1989 Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon, 1989 Fremont Fine Arts Gallery, Seattle, Washington, 1988
Selected GROUP EXHIBITIONS Reginald
Maryland Historical Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, 2/07-1/08 A Fifteen Year Survey of Oregon Biennial,
Gli Amici di SACI,
"Variations of Vision", Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City, Maryland, 1993 "Five Baltimore Artists", Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, 1993 "Works on Paper", Rockville Art Center, Maryland; curated by Grace Hartigan, 1993 "Spring 1993 Juried Exhibition", School 33 Art Center, Baltimore, Maryland, 1993 "Figure as Subject", Fine Arts Gallery, University of Maryland, 1993 "Mixing it Up: Art Reacts to Society", School 33 Art Center; curated by Eleanor Hartney, 1992 Tribute to African American History, Kromah Gallery, Baltimore; curated by Leslie King-Hammond, Ph.D., 1992
Selected BIBLIOGRAPHY “Arvie Smith at Alysia Duckler “, Artweek, (cover; pg.25), 9/04. "Tracing the Journey", Artweek, Lois Allen, 4/22/90. "Black Eyed Susan", documentary video of Arvie Smith, Mary Avalon, '89. "Art Choice",
"Colors and Perspectives", Willamette Week, Bernardo Barden, 1/19/89. "Art Critic's Choice", Oregonian, Portland, Randy Bragg, 6/28/90. "Laudable art work struggles to some how share'Vision'",TheSun,Baltimore,JohnDorsey,10/93. "Fivefold Power Joins' Hands'", The Sun, John Dorsey, 10/23/93. "At School 33; forcing viewers to confront issues of race", Maryland Alive, The Sun, John Dorsey, 6/11/93. ("You Better Dance Now If You Gwinter Dance a Tall" reproduced) Variety in clear 'View' at UMBC annual exhibit", The Sun, John Dorsey, 5/3/93. Seven Artist Show Works That React to Society", The Sun, John Dorsey, Baltimore, 12/24/91. "Variations gives viewers lots to ponder", Howard County Times, Mike Guliano, 10/14/93. "Life in a Fishbowl: Subtle Stuff and Blatant Barbs at School 33", City Paper, Baltimore, Mike Giuliano, 6/25/93. "Arvie Smith at 55 Mercer", Art in America, Eleanor Hartney, Jan. 1993. (reproduction of Two Eves) "Mixing it up: Art React to Society", Eleanor Hartney (exhibition curator and author of promotional) 1991. "Whores and angels", Arts, Entertainment, Etcetera, Welcomat, Philadelphia, Andrew Mangravite, 1/12/94. “Great Art in the Big Easy”, Southern Living, New Orleans, Julia Reed, 9/1999 D.K.’s Hot Sheet, “Arvie Smith’s version of The Scream,” 9/04 “Race in Your Face”, Oregonian, DK Row, 6/19/06 "A Discomforting Collection", A&E, Oregonian, D.K.Row, 6/11/04 Critiques choice, A&E, Oregonian, D.K. Row, 5/17/2002 "Where color and story collide", Oregonian, Terry Ross, 9/16/94. "Nudes in electric colors bare painter's boldness", Oregonian, D.K. Row, May 17, 2002. "Gritty narrative vigorously draw in high-key color , The Philadelphia Inquirer, Edward Sozanski, 2/4/94. "Visions that Invigorate the Mind", The Washington Post,, Mary McCoy, 10/14/93. "The African-American Artist: A Portland Close-Up", video, Portland Public Schools, 1989. "Art with something to say at School 33...", City Paper, Baltimore, Carol Wood, Baltimore, Vol. 16 No. 2, 1992. "Tell Mama All About It", City Paper, Baltimore, reproduced, Vol. 15, No. 51, 1991. LECTURES AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
RACC Mural Commission, Juvenile Justice Center, Portland, Oregon, Summer 2009 KMHD radio interview, Portland, Oregon, June 1, 2009 Art Beat, PCC, Sylvania and Cascade Campuses, Portland, Oregon, lectures and painting class May 11 and 13, 2009 Humanities Series on Social Justice, lecturer, Columbia George Community College, Hood River, April 23, 2008 Open Studios Juror, Portland, March 23, 2008. Pacific Northwest College of Art, At Freedom’s Door, Lecture, Feb 13, 2008. KoFalen, Mali Cultural Center, board member, 2006- present. At Freedom’s Door, Maryland Institute of Art, Reginald Lewis Museum, Maryland Historical Society, Artist in Residence, Baltimore, Maryland, 2005-2007. Self Enhancement Incorporated, Resident Artist and teacher, 1994 – present. Reed College, public lecture on exhibition, March 2007. Caldera, Resident Artist, summers 2005, 2006. Oregon Art Beat, OPB, featured artist, February 2008, June 2006, June 2003, Fall 2001 Joy of Struggle, Lecturer, Reed College, March, 1999, 1997 Speaking of Art, PNCA, September, 1997 Spirit of the Northwest, Channel 2 TV, Featured Artist, Portland, Oregon Sept. 9, 1994 Mural Project, Capitol Renovation Project, Juror, Salem, Oregon, 1994 Art Quake, Juror, Fine Arts Exhibition, Portland, Oregon, 1994 KBOO, artist talk show, Guest Artist, Lois Allen, Oct., 1993, Julia Bernard, Feb, 2008, 2006, 2004 Sept., 1994 . Visiting Artist Lecture and Workshop Series, University of Oregon Dept. of Fine Arts, Lecturer, 5/19/94. Speaking of Art, Pacific Northwest, College of Art, Lecturer, 12/8/93. Speaking of Art, Pacific Northwest, College of Art, Lecturer, 12/8/93. Variation on Vision, Howard County Center for the Arts, Ellicott City, Maryland, Curator, Sept.,93. "Genye", Transitional Housing Program Project, Collaborative Installation, funded by Maryland State Arts Council, 1993. Hugh O'brien Youth Foundation, "Art As Education And Industry", Panelist, Baltimore Museum of Art, 1993. Getting Started as a Visual Arts", Commencement Speaker, Pacific Northwest College of Art, May 1993. Artists in Action, Installation Collaboration, Inner Harbor, Baltimore, 1991.
SELECTED COLLECTIONS City of Portland, Oregon City of Tualatin, Oregon Regional Arts and Culture Council, Portland, Oregon Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon Legacy Hospital, Portland, Oregon Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon Transitional Housing Program, Baltimore, Maryland
Foster Goldstrom, Oakland, California
Nelson Mandela, South Africa Charlayne Hunter-Gualt, Johannesburg S. Africa
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