SUSAN HARMON CV
SUSAN HARMON
1202 SFM 116, APT.6107
Copperas Cove, Texas 76522
254.432.0526(mobile)
susyharm@hotmail
http://www.susanharmonabstractartist.com
EDUCATION:
PhD Degree Research, (1 year), Studio Art, Monash University, Australia, (2009).
Master of Fine Arts Degree, Painting, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia, (December,2007).
21 Graduate hours of Art Education, M.A.E. Degree, at Texas Tech University (2015-2017).
Master of Art Education, (1 year), The School Visual Arts, Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania, (August1980-August 1981).
Master of Art Education, New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, Venice, Italy, (Summer1980).
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, Painting, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, (May, 1980).
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island, (Summer 1978).
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, Graphic Arts, The University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, (May, 1978).
University of Chicago High School, Chicago, Illinois, (May, 1974).
TEACHING/WORK EXPERIENCE:
2017 Educational Testing Service, ETS; Rater for AP Studio Art
Salt Lake City campus)/AP Reader for Art History (online position).
IB/International Baccalaureate; Examiner for Visual Arts (online position).
2014-Present Howard Payne University, Brownwood, TX. 2 sections of
Art 2311-12,Art for Elementary School Teachers.
Ceramics 1,Contemporary Crafts, Drawing 2.
Ranger College, Art Appreciation (Distance Learning).
2013 - Central Texas College, Fort Hood campus, Marble Falls campus and Lampasas campus: Drawing 1, Art History 1, Design 1, Art Appreciation, Painting 1, Watercolor 1, Ceramics 1.
2010 - 2014 Odessa College, Odessa, TX: Adjunct Professor of Art Appreciation/Art History/Studio Art (Drawing 1 and Design 1) /developed and taught accelerated art courses (online).
Cisco College, Cisco, TX. Adjunct Professor of Art (3 sections) (online).
2008 - Present Central Texas College, (Killeen, TX): Adjunct Professor of Art Appreciation, (Distance Education).
2008-2013 Allied American University (Laguna Beach, CA): Adjunct Professor of Art History, Film (Distance Education).
Colorado State University (GLOBAL): Adjunct Professor of Art Appreciation/Art History (online)
2009-2011 The Art Institute of Pittsburgh (PA): Adjunct Professor of Foundations; (online) Color Theory and Drawing1 (online).
1993–2005 Bethel College: Art Consultant/Director of Children's Art Programs and off campus Art programs (Europe),Adjunct Instructor for Beginning Drawing 1, 2-D Design and Beginning Painting 1/Art Appreciation/Art for Elementary School Teachers.
2003-2004 Hannah’s House: Art Therapy for pregnant teens.
2001-2002 Gary and Melinda’s Home for the Elderly: Art Therapeutic work with the elderly.
1993–1995 University of Indiana: South Bend, IN. Professor of Art for summer children’s programs. Studio Art courses, Drawing 1, Color Theory, and Design 1.
2002-2003 Bethany Missionary Home for The Mentally Challenged: Art Therapeutic work with Young Adults who were mentally challenged.
1990–1993 Mikelski Art Store, South Bend, Indiana: Art Director of children's art classes (High School junior/Senior).
1985–1990 State University of New York, Continuing Education: Art Teacher/Director of Children’s Art programs. Adjunct Instructor for Drawing1/Painting1 (Adults).
JURIED COMPETITIONS:
2018
Mobile Art Exhibit at Bass Concert Hall, Austin, TX. One
art accepted.25 art works chosen out of 75.on display
with 11 sculptures from The Metropolitan Museum of art.
Boston Biennial5, one art chosen, Travelling Exhibition
Atlantic Works Gallery, New York, Boston, Havana, Cuba.
Our Words Will Be Heard,The Lyric Opera House of Baltimore,MD.One art chosen by Curator Sarah McCann.
Environment Project,HMCHungarian Multicultural Center Juried competition,DualGallery,Budapest.
Boston Biennial 5,one art chosen,Boston and Cuba.
Mildred M. Cox Gallery at William Woods University, one art accepted.
Cologne: “Kulturbunker” - Cultural center Cologne- Mühlheim, AWARD:HONOR,March 3 – March 14, 2018,”Fascination of world art and color”.
Weißenthurm: Town Hall Weißenthurm – Foyer Hall, April 1 – April30,2018“Fascination of world art and color”.
Kobern-Gondorf on the river Mosel: Town Hall Foyer, May 3 – May17, 2018.,3 artworks accepted in this travelling show.
http://www.colorida.biz/news.html
Colorida Art Gallery, 9 art works on exhibit, Lisbon,
Portugal.
Montpelier Arts Center, Laurel, MD, In Care of The White house,3works accepted.
ART SPEAKS! Lend Your Voice” juried exhibition will
takes place at Arena One Gallery at Santa Monica Airport February 21–March 10, 2018. One piece accepted.
Lessandra Art Gallery. Sofia, Bulgaria, juried competition
Catalogue, one art accepted.
Imagine, Round Rocks(Austin area) juried show at Texas
State University. One art accepted.
2017 Limner Art Gallery, One art chosen, Hudson, NY.
The Peace Project at The Whole 9 Gallery, Culver city, CA.
One art chosen, travelling exhibition, 100 artists chosen.
http://www.thewhole9.com/thepeaceproject-full.php? id=3950&y=2017
Fort Worth Art Center, juried art competition, one art
selected.
Museum of Biblical Arts, One artwork, Dallas.
Austin Visual Arts Association, two art works accepted,
Austin Art Space Gallery, Austin.
Inspire Fine Art Center, San Antonio, 2 art works accepted.
Colorida Art Galleries, Lisbon, Portugal, 5 artworks
accepted for two weeks,Exhibition and catalogue.
Bauhaus Prairie Art Gallery, online juried competition
two artworks accepted and marked as “Noteworthy”
,juror: Howard Levy and Caryl Morgan.
http://bauhausprairieartgallery.com/susan-harmon/
Linus Galleries, Los Angeles, CA, one art accepted.
Cica Museum of Art, one artwork chosen for catalog and
exhibition,
Gimp si,Gyeonggi-do,Korea.
Xavier University Art Galleries, Cincinnati, Ohio. one art
chosen.
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-QvLxrH/i-cvBwQSv
CAGO’s ‘All Women’ Art Competition, one art selected.
Faculty Exhibition at Central Texas College, one art chosen,
Killeen,Texas.
Contemporary 2017: Retellings, presented by the Western
Colorado Center for the Arts. A total of 86 artists’
submitted 212 entries and only 44 works of art by 32
artists were chosen. Of your works, the following
have been selected:
After he put his hands on my face and felt my tears
30th Annual McNeese National Works on Paper Exhibition,
Gia Hamilton performed the difficult task of carefully
evaluating over 700 entries submitted by more than 275
artists. Ms. Hamilton narrowed the field
down to 77 artworks for showcase in the Grand Gallery. One selected.
William Woods University, Equality Matters Show, Fulton,
Missouri, one art chosen.
In Care Of the White House
by http://InCareOfTheWhiteHouse.org .Steven H Silberg,
Juror, three artworks chosen and sent to The White house.
2016
Foundry Art Center, Soapbox Juried competition, Michael
Fischerkeller,Juror chose one of my pieces out of 160 pieces
only 50 chosen total.
Sacramento Art Center, BOLD EXPRESSIONS, Stefan Bauman
juror,one art accepted out of 350 entries. Northern
California Arts.
Austin Art Center, AVVA Austin Gallery, One Art Selected.
Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Illinois. Two pieces accepted i
into competition, Wai Kit Lam, the 19th International Open
juror, was born in Hong Kong.
Bradley University Art Galleries in conjunction with Women
and Gender Studies, Juried competition titled, I Witness:
Activist Art and Social Politics, Hauser Art Center, one art
accepted, juror, Chicago conceptualist artist, Krista
Wortendyke.1 piece accepted out of 450 submissions.
Fort Worth Arts Center, Juried competition, 3 artworks
accepted, Fort Worth,TX.
St. Louis Art Guild, Words and Text and Numbers Juried
competition,one work accepted by juror. St Louis, MO.
Woman’s Organization of El Paso, Centennial Art Juried Show,
one artwork accepted by juror Leslie Allen, Sausalito, CA.
2015
The Windsor Jewish Community Centre, in Windsor, Ontario, three art
works chosen.
Westbeth Gallery, 55 Bethune Street, NYC.Transforming Community:
Disability, Diversity and Access, A Juried exhibition of the Women’s Caucus
for Art, 1 piece accepted.
New Mexico State University’s Project: Postcard 2015, one piece
accepted.
Landmark Arts Gallery, Texas Tech University, one piece accepted.
Texas Association of Schools of Art, Conference.
Continuum: The BFSDoArt Alumni Biennial: Georgia Southern
University,3 pieces chosen out of 100 applicants.
Lessedra Gallery, 5th International Competition, A Very Small Size, 3 artworks chosen, Sofia, Bulgaria. Voices:
An Artist’s Perspective, 3 works accepted, 100 works selected from 800 submissions. Jurors: Karen Gutfreund, San Francisco. Online gallery and catalogue, NAWA GALLERY, National Association of Women Artists, NY, NY
Chicago Urban Art Retreat Center, Women of Many Colors, Invitation to exhibit my art, Chicago, IL.
Faculty Show at Howard Payne University, Texas, 10 pieces.
2014 Target Gallery, Torpedo Factory Art center, 3 pieces chosen by juror, Kayleigh Bryant. Alexandria, VA.
Art Serve Gallery, Big, Juried competition by invite only, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
First Street Gallery, Chelsea NYC, 2nd Season of Pop Up - On and Off the Wall 3 pieces.
Northern Arizona University Art Museum, Painting in the World: Reflections on Politics, Violence, and Reconciliation, juried competition, one piece accepted
Brunswick Street Gallery, 2014 Small Works Prize Juried Competition, 3 works accepted, Melbourne, Australia.
Size Matters, The Upper Floor Gallery, Flagstaff, AZ, 1 piece accepted.
One World, Art Center Sarasota, Juried Exhibition, Sarasota, one work accepted for an award, Juror: Kristin DuFrain, Curator, Graphic Studio at USF, Tampa.
Light Space and Time Art Gallery, Juried Exhibition, 708 entries, 34 accepted, my art published in the website and won an award.
2013 Equilibrium, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, 581 entries, my art was selected for the Show and catalogue. Catalogues will be sent to museums and institutions such as MOMA, Elizabeth Sackler Center/Brooklyn Museum, National Museum of Women in the Arts and Rutgers.
Fall Juried Show, Austin Art Space Gallery, one piece accepted, Austin, TX
Small Wonders, National Juried Exhibition of small works, Maryland Federation of Art, 109 artists selected out of 567 by juror, Linda Simmons, juror, curator of the Corcoran College of Art. My artwork was sold along with 10 other art works.
“Is this freedom? “Wiseman Gallery, Rogue College, Grants Pass, OR, 1 piece Accepted by the juror
Reflections, Mills Pond House Gallery, St. James (Long Island), NY. Juror: James Rubin who chose 1 piece .25 artists chosen out of 230.
Postcards from the Edge, the 15th Annual Visual Aids Competition, Hosted by Sikkema Jenkins &Co., one artwork selected, New York City, NY (one piece purchased)
The Stars of Texas Juried Competition, 2 artworks accepted, Brownwood, Texas.
Women of All Colors Art Show, The Urban Art Retreat, The Liz Long Gallery, 3 pieces accepted, Chicago, IL.
Paper Work In, on, and Of Paper VI, my piece was showcased as the most substantial Art piece, 20 artists chosen found 250.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFgDJsd9QI
My artwork is at 3:07The Foundry Art Centre, St Charles, MO., juror, Betty Shrew.
Central Texas College, Faculty juried competition, 3 pieces exhibited, Killeen, Texas.
2012 Juried Art Show and Catalog, Lessondra Art Gallery, 2 pieces accepted, Sofsa, Bulgaria.
Fall Juried Show, Austin Art Space Gallery, one piece accepted, Austin, TX
Drawing Connections: Sienna Art Institute, ITALIA, one drawing accepted and reproduced in a color catalogue
One art accepted into the Juried FATE Exhibition, Mad Art Gallery,
St. Louis.
Fifth Annual Art Juried Exhibit, Finding our voices, Business Art Center, Colorado Springs, CO.
2011 34th Annual Art on paper National Juried Exhibition, MFA Circle Gallery, Juror: Johanna Halford-MacLeod, Executive Director of the Franz and Bauer Fund, Philadelphia (77 artists chosen out of 1,000) Maryland Federation of Art, Annapolis, MD
International Call for 9x12 Works, Ferencvarosi Prince Gallery, Budapest, Hungary 3 artworks selected.
Paper in Particular, Columbia College, (70 artists chosen out of 1,000)
Works on Paper 2011, Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, Australia (50 artists Chosen out of 390)
2010 Pinnacle National Juried Art Competition, Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery, Florida A&M University
5th Annual Human Rights Exhibition, South Texas College, McAllen, TX.
Anything Goes, Bemis public library, three art works chosen, Denver, Co
Putting-It-All-Together: Collage, Montage, and Assemblage, Climate Gallery, Long Island, NYC.
Juror: Jonathan Talbot, catalogue published with three of my collages.
Drawing the line, Beverly Art Center, Chicago, IL Juried competition. Juror, Sarah Giller
Nelson, Assistant Curator at The Spertus Museum selected 3 of my drawings for an exhibition in conjunction with CAA Conference. Chicago, IL.
National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Drawing, Tucker Cooke Gallery, University of North Carolina, and Asheville. Juror: Deborah Rockman, author of Drawing Essentials, selected 50 artists out of 564.
2009 Alexandria Museum of Art’s 22nd September Competition Exhibition. Two art works chosen.
Juror: Nicholas Bustamante. Alexandria Museum of Art. Alexandria, LA.
Art without Walls, Inc. Battery Park, NYC. June 20, 2009, 3 artworks chosen but did Not Accept.
Gesture, Action, Expression, Caladan Gallery, Cambridge, MA. 3 artworks chosen.
Open Door 5, Rosalux Gallery, Minneapolis, MN. Juror: Colleen Sheehy chose 30 works out of 135
Women of The Book, International traveling Juried Art Exhibition, Israel and London, 30 artists chosen, each to create a page of the book on original parchment.
Art Futura 2009: Infinite Possibility, Chicago Apparel Center, and Chicago, Illinois. Works Accepted. Juror: James Rondeau, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Art Institute of Chicago.
22nd Annual McNeese Works on Paper Exhibition, Abercrombie Gallery, McNeese State University, New Orleans, Louisiana. 40 artworks chosen out of 500, 2 of which are mine. Juror: Joy Glidden, Director of Art Works, New Orleans.
Rice County Juried Art Competition, Sterling College, Sterling, Kansas.
2008 International Juried Art Competition, Ciao Gallery, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, four pieces chosen.
Safe, Atlantic works Gallery, East Boston, Massachusetts.
4 the love of Art, Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Illinois.
The 809 Art Festival, 809 Art Museum, six paintings, Three Gorges, China.
2008 Bowery Gallery National Competition, New York, New York.
Juror: Jed Perl.
The University of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama.
9th Annual National Exhibition, Kauffman Gallery-Huber Art Center, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania.
The Artist's Choice, Atlantic Gallery, New York, New York, Nine artists chosen, 3 pieces chosen.
Art on Paper, Circle Gallery, Maryland federation of Art, Annapolis, Maryland.
Art 2008, Nathan D. Rosen Museum Gallery, Boca Raton, Florida.
Relics & Remembrances, reflect-arts, inc. at The Fountainhead Gallery, New York, New York.
2007 The Last Gasp, Capitol Arts Network and Memento Mori Society, Washington Gallery of Photography, Bethesda, Maryland. 50 artists chosen.
Paint in the Pods, Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta, Georgia. Eight artists chosen.
Small Rays of Hope and Fragments of a Larger Idea, Rhonda Schaller Studio, Chelsea art gallery district, New York, New York.
Loyola National Works on Paper, Crown Center Gallery, Loyola University, Chicago, IL. Juror: Dan Addington, Director of Gwenda Jay/Addington Gallery, Chicago.
Contemporary Women Artist Exhibition XIV, International Juried Competition, St. Louis, Missouri. One of 50 chosen from 200. Chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art, Mad Art Galleria 1930s Art Deco police station converted to an art gallery.
Juror: Judy Onofio.
Art Movements Past and Present, Gallery RFD, Swainsboro, Georgia.
Juror: Holly Muculloh, Curator of Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia.
Art Futura 2007, Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, Illinois.
Juror: James Rondeau, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Art Institute of Chicago.
Words Within, National Juried Exhibition, Women's Caucus For Art, Columbia University and Boston University. Juror: Laura Kruger, Director of the Museum at Hebrew Union College.
The Averritt Art Center, Statesboro, Georgia. Group M.F.A. candidate show.
21st International Exhibition, The University of Texas, Tyler, Texas. One of 27 artists selected from 270.
2006 American Juried Art Salon, Online Art Gallery.
Jurors: Dr. Charles Garoian, Director of Visual Arts, Penn State University.
Dr. Don Bergland, Prof of Art, University of Victoria, British Columbia.
Mark Gordon, Professor of Art, Barton College.
Rebound, Calandan Gallery (online). Exhibition of 25 artists’ work selected from 200. National and international artists featured.
Bold Expressions, Carmichael, California. Northern California Arts, Inc., 51st Annual International Competition. One of 110 artworks selected from 481.
Juror: Joseph Bella era.
Bare Walls, The School of The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 100 artists selected to make a painting in 3 hours, to be auctioned off for charity.
30th Annual Juried Exhibition, The Okefenokee Heritage Center,
Okefenokee, Georgia.
Gallery Gora, Montreal, Canada. One artwork accepted to be a part of
group show.
2005 Palm Key Art Center, Ridgeland, South Carolina.
Katherine E. Nash Gallery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
MFA Candidate Juried Competition, Georgia Southern University,
Statesboro, Georgia. Something About Soul, In honor of James Brown. Frameworks, Augusta, Georgia.
Group Juried Graduate Show, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana.
14th Annual National Juried Art Exhibit. The Art Place, Mountain View Art Alliance, Atlanta.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
2018 Howard Payne University, Doakie Day Art Center
Gallery, Brownwood, Texas.
2017 Temple Cultural Fine Arts Center, Temple TX.
Permanent Gallery, USAF Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
2016 Angelo State University, San Angelo Texas.
Sul Ross University, Alpine, TX.
2015 Baugh Center Gallery, Mary, Hardin, Baylor University, Temple, TX. Artist Lecture,exhibition.
Temple College, art lecture/workshop and exhibition,Temple, TX.
2014 Ira Taylor Memorial Gallery, Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, TX.(October/November),Artistlecture.
The Center for Contemporary Arts, Abilene, TX
2013 CentralTexasCollege,Killeen,Texas.
Dorothy and Wendell Mayes Art Gallery of the Howard Payne University’sDoakieDayArtCenter,Brownwood,TX.
2012 Newman University, Strickland Art Gallery, Wichita, Kansas.
Air force Academy, Colorado, Springs, CO.
2011 Burundi Gallery, Dandenong, Australia.
City Arts, Wichita, Kansas.
2010 Waterman’s book store and art Gallery, Wichita, KS.
Andover Public Library, Wichita, Kansas.
Hays Arts Center, Hays, Kansas.
2009 Maple Uncommon Hotel, Main Art Gallery, Columbus, KS.
Monash University Main Art Gallery, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
Carrolton Art center, Atlanta, Georgia.
Stringer Fine Arts Foyer, Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson, Kansas.
Lincoln Art Center, Lincoln, Kansas.
2008 Dimensions Art Gallery, Savannah, Georgia.
Sterling College Art Gallery, Sterling, Kansas.
Savannah State University, Adams Hall, Savannah, Georgia.
The Pennsylvania State University, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
2007 Augusta State University, The New Space Gallery, Augusta, Georgia. The Board of Regents Conference room, University of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia.
Gallery 33, Statesboro, Georgia.
2006 Georgia Southern University, the Graduate Conference Room
Statesboro, Georgia.
Georgia Southern University, Betty Foy Sanders Art Department, Lobby Art Gallery, Statesboro, Georgia.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIECE/ GRANTS/ AWARDS:
2018: STORIES TO ART has chosen 10 art works to sell on their website, one has sold.
VIDA,San Francisco, has chosen 8 artworks to use for designs of their products.
2016: MURAL commission, City of San Marcos http://www.susanharmonabstractartist.com/video/susan-harmon-mural-video
My art was chosen to inform the website RENA’S PROMISE,A book about The Holocaust, go to the website and press submit to see my art on the educational PowerPoint
http://www.renaspromise.com/download-thanks.php
My artwork was selected by juror, Jessica Roscio for the winter 2016-17 edition of Studio Visit Magazine.350 artists chosen out of 1000 submissions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3rT8YKqMhs
The dedication and installation of my 60’ mural in downtown San Marcos, Texas (2016) (see above link).110 entries, mine was chosen.
I was awarded the honor of “Juror” for Student Art Exhibition at The University of Mary Hardin Baylor, Temple, TX (2016).
My art has been accepted into The Final Show: Scope Art Miami 2015! (see link above).
I wanted to let you know that we have posted your image in our Wix + SEEME SCOPE Art Miami album on Face book! My art is number 27 out of 75
Inclusion into ICA Publishing (International Contemporary Artists), Volume
XI, New York City (2015), 5 artworks and art statement.
Stipend awarded to create a 5 panel mural for San Marcos Arts Commission of
exterior panels,20’ tall, downtown San Marcos (110 East Martin Luther king).
(2016).
http://www.renaspromise.com/education-teachers-curriculum.php
See link above, Scroll down to ABSTRACT EXPRRESSIONISM and you will see
a power point presentation in relation to this book which uses my art.(2013).
Invitation to create a poster for IAMTHE MANY ACT/ART to make the public
aware of Human trafficking and will go to the White House as a finalist.(2015).
https://susieh.see.me/iamthemany2015
Invitation to participate and notification of my acceptance into the
program, The Northeast Texas Artist Training Program (2015), 50
hours of professional development on integration of the arts in education.
Invitation to exhibit works in “Women of Many Colors”, Chicago Urban Art retreat, 2015.
3 artworks accepted into Women’s Caucus for Art/International Caucus Online Gallery.2014
3 pieces published in the Art magazine ART EXHIBEO (2014).
Invitation to apply for inclusion in the 2nd Season of Pop Up-On and Off the Wall, First Street Gallery, Chelsea, NYC, 2014., Accepted 3 works for
January 2015.
Invitation to exhibit one art work at Dott. Francesco Saverio Russo, Via Giuseppe Donati n58, Rome, Italy, (2014)
Special Recognition Award, Light Space and Time (online) Art Gallery, All Women Art Competition, One piece published on You Tube Channel and on the gallery website (March 2014).
Conference Paper accepted, “A Disappearing Act: Are We Losing Our Content in Online Humanities/Art Courses?” has been accepted for presentation at the School of Visual arts 28th Annual National Conference of Art and the Education of Artists, New York, New York. (2014)
Susan Harmon art work (20 pieces), published on the website www.renaspromise.com,with the art of Rothko, which is part of the educational section teaching about Abstract Expressionism, in the form of a power
point. (2013)
Susan Harmon, original art work published on the web site of Odessa College online along with the Advertisement of the offering of online Drawing courses, (content written by Susan Harmon). (2012)
3 artworks in a travelling show through The Hungarian Multicultural
Center, (2012)
Formal Invitation to attend the opening of 5th Annual Arte Laguna Prize,
Venice, Italy, (2011).
Invitation to have a solo exhibit at the Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, Australia, (2011).
Invitation to participate in a one-day seminar at Emporium State University, Graduate School of Psychology/Art Therapy seminar, lectures, (March 2011).
Honorarium for lecture, workshop, critique and Exhibition at The Air Force Academy of Colorado Springs, (February 2011).
My name and my accepted art piece (which was entered and accepted in the first round of the Competition) will be published as a participant in the official catalogue of the 5th Arte Laguna Prize, Arsenal of Venice, Italy, (2011).
One art accepted (50 chosen out of 390) for Works on Paper, Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, Australia, (2011).
6 artworks chosen (100 artists chosen out of 1,000 international artists) for Phase one of the Beer Lambert’s juried exhibition called I am Solitary at 10 Vyner Street, London, (2010.)
One art work chosen by juror, April Katz, (93 were chosen out of 600 art submissions), for the 32nd Annual Paper in Particular National Exhibition. Columbia College. (2010).
Invitation to be an AP READER for Art Portfolios, (2010).
Invitation to participate in The Dakar Arts Festival, Africa, (2010).
Honorarium for artist lecture on Inside Madness, Art series. (October, 2009), Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson, Kansas.
Selected for stage one (top 50 works) for the Mount Eyre Vineyards Art Prize, Australia, (2009).
Nomination for the program, Terra Foundation for American Art, summer Residency in Giverny, France, (2009). (Did not accept)
Invitation to participate in The Women of the book; traveling art show in the form of a book created for this juried exhibition, throughout Israel. (2009).
Invitation to participate in Culturscape; Art program at Prato Center, Italy, Monash University, October (2009). (Did not accept)
Travel grant: Monash University, Melbourne, Australia has awarded a substantial financial amount to attend The Julia and David White Artist Colony, Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica, (June 2009).
Author of Rena’s Promise (Heather Dune Macadam) teaches using Susan Harmon’s artwork, SUNY, Stony Brook, New York, (2008-2009).
Second Place Award, Ciao Gallery, International juried competition, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, (2008).
Invitation to participate in 4 The Love of Art, (charity auction), Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Illinois, (2008)
Invitation for Inclusion in The 809 International Art Festival, (6 paintings chosen),Three Gorges, China, (2008).
Honorarium: The Pennsylvania State University, Altoona, Pennsylvania, Solo Exhibition, (2008).
Artist Fellowship: The David and Julia White Colony, Ciudad Colon, Two-week residency, Costa Rica, (2008). Research Grant ($1700usd), Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (2008)
Award of Excellence: The 51st International Juried Competition of the Northern California Artists Society, (2008).
Artist Fellowship/Artist Grant: The Global Village, New Delhi, India. Two-month artist residency, (2008). (Did not accept)
Artist/Writer Grant/full fellowship, Artist Residency, Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont. One-month artist residency, (2008). (Did not accept)
Honorarium: Augusta State University, Augusta, Georgia, to present an artist lecture and exhibition about my work, (2007).
Travel Grant: Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia, to visit Chicago art museums, (2006).
Teaching Assistantship Award: Georgia Southern University, to teach Drawing 1(2006)
Travel Grant: Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia, to visit New York City art museums, (2005).
Teaching Assistantship: Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana. One semester, to teach Beginning Painting, (2005).
PERMANENT COLLECTION:
University of Mary Hardin Baylor, Belton, TX
Lessedra Gallery
Sofia, Bulgaria (2014)
Nancy Benjamin interiors
Cleveland, Ohio
Bought art for her clients (2014)
Debra Wagner
121 Wellington Court, 1I
Staten Island, NY 10314
DSW888828@aol.com(2014)
Hungarian Multicultural Center (2013)
Dianne Kilderry, Melbourne, Australia.(2009)
The David and Julia White Artist Colony, Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica, (2009).
Cheryl Adams. Melbourne, Australia, (2009.)
Gallery 33 West Main, Statesboro, Georgia, (2007).
Dr. Bruce Little, Art Education Professor, Savannah, Georgia, (2007).
Monique and Michael Dipple. Commissioned oil painting, Statesboro, Georgia, (2007.)
Purchased painting titled, Over the Rainbow 2008.
Dr. Howard Nusbaum, Chairman of the Psychology Department, University of Chicago,
Chicago, Illinois, (2005).
Ball State University, Art department, Muncie, Indiana, (2004).
Georgia Southern University, Fine Arts Department, Dean of Fine Arts,( Office), Statesboro, Georgia, (2007.)
Heather Dune Macadam, author of, Rena’s Promise, Professor, State University of New York, Stony Brook, New York, (2009.)
St Louis Jail House Art Gallery, St. Louis, MO. (2008)
ARTIST RESIDENCIES:
Arcata, Portugal(December 2017)
AIR-HMC International Artists Residency, Budapest, Hungary (June 2012). (Accepted, did not attend)
The Julia and David White Artists' Colony, Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica, (June.2009). (Full Fellowship)
Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, Feb, March, April, (May, 2009 and August, September 2009).
The Vermont Studio Center (Full Fellowship) (2011) (did not attend)
The Global Village, New Delhi, India (did not attend) (Full Fellowship, (2010)
Anam Coren, Cork, Ireland (Accepted, but did not attend)(2009)
MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
TASA ,Texas Association of Schools of Art
TCCTA, Texas Community College Association
Women’s Caucus for Art
National Museum of Women in the Arts
CAA, College of Art Association
FATE, Foundations in Art: Theory and Education
SECAC, Southeastern College Art Association
Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society, lifetime membership
Delta Epsilon Iota Honor Society, lifetime membership
Cambridge Who’s who executive and Professional Organization, lifetime membership
Texas Jewish Arts Association in Dallas
PUBLICATIONS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3rT8YKqMhs
http://www.renaspromise.com/education-teachers-curriculum.php
https://susieh.see.me/iamthemany2015
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFgDJsd9QI
My artwork is at 3:07(2013)
My name and chosen art will be reproduced in the official catalogue for the 5th International Art Prize Laguna, Venice, Italy, 2011.
Three reproductions of my art pieces titled: They are Hanging#1,#2,#3, published with artist statement in a catalogue printed for the Exhibition called drawing the line, Beverly Arts Center, Chicago,2010.
Artist abstract and two reproductions of her art works titled: Inside Madness, printed in a catalogue from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia poster competition for HDR research students, 2009.
Artist statement and reproductions of two artworks titled: Little Girl lost and Where are the girls of India? Printed in a catalogue from The Alexandria museum of Art, 2009.
Artist statement and artwork printed: Dana Women’s Artist Series, Institute For Women and Art, Rutgers University, New Jersey 2007.
Book: The Last Gasp, “About Dying”, (from a collective art juried show), published in a Book by Memento Mori Society, 2008.
Article: “Coda: The Final Phase of a Symphony”, (featured) Newsletter from The Sun Dial Restaurant, Westin Plaza, Atlanta, GA, 11/07
“Fragments of My Soul”.
Skirt Magazine. September 2007. (About my show at Augusta State University.) Abstract and poster:
4th Annual Graduate Student Scholarship Day, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia. For “About Dying.” November, 2006.
Artist’s statements and artwork printed:
Gallery Gora, Montreal, Canada, “Damaged Faces”, art printed in invitation, 2007.
Small Rays of hope and Fragments of a Larger Idea, Rhonda Schaler Studio, February 2008. Calendar page, “Fragmented Soul”
Contemporary Women Artists Show, 2007. For “Decay” and “Shattered Selves.” September 2007.
M.F.A. Juried Competition. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. For “About Dying” November 2006.
Words Within. WCA National juried competition, Columbia University and Boston University. For “Words Floating and Falling.” December 2006.
Bare Walls. Art Institute of Chicago. 100 artists selected to make a picture in three hours for a silent auction, catalogue. January 2007.
Artists U.S.A. 7th edition. For “Anatomy Study.” 1981.
Macadam, Heather Dune. “Holocaust? A Letter to Bishop Williamson.”
Author of Holocaust memoir (Rena’s Promise) includes four of my
works in her slideshow.
2009. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mff5pRBVG7k
REFERENCES:
Katherine Paige Tracy
Manager Online Faculty, Speech and Fine Arts
Central Texas College
Mobile; (650)458-7236
Dr. Dianne Blomberg, MBA
Manager, Faculty online
Central Texas College
6200 W. Central Texas Highway
Killeen, TX 76237
E-mail: dianne.blomberg@ctc
Mobile: (303)-740-1936
Elaine Riley, M.S
Associate Dean
Fort Hood Campus
Central Texas College
Email: Elaine.Riley@ctcd.edu
Mobile: (254)526-1904
Dr. Cherie Beltran
Dean of Administration
Ranger College
cbeltran@rangercollege.edu
Mobile (254)965-7038
Dr. Onyile Onyile
Professor of Art
Georgia Southern University
E-mail:Onyile@georgiasouthern.edu
Mobile :( 912)681-5358
Donald Overbeay
Professor of Art/Chairman
Waiariku Institute of Technology
E-mail:Donald.Overbeay@waiariki.ac.nz
Mobile: +64 7 346 8999
Lisa Morris
Recreation Programs Manager
City of San Marcos – Community Services: Parks and Recreation
Department
630 E. Hopkins
San Marcos, TX 78666
Phone: 512.393.8409
Fax: 855.271.7633
Email: lmorris@sanmarcostx.gov