EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:

• Santa Fe Seminar in Museum Management, 1988
  
• Conference participation (at AAM, CAA, AFA), annually since 1987
  
• MFA in Painting, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, 1987
  
• University of Wyoming London Semester, 1984, graduate courses in art history, extensive travel throughout Great Britain, France and Switzerland
  
• BFA with Honor, University of Wyoming, 1983
  
• Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Beta Phi
  
• Rotary Exchange Student to Australia, 1979
  

EMPLOYMENT:
CITY OF SPOKANE, SPOKANE ARTS COMMISSION (SAC)
Spokane, Washington

CITY ARTS DIRECTOR, June 1997 — present
Administrator of the City's program to promote the artistic and cultural development of the City of Spokane. Policy direction provided by Spokane Arts Commission (16 member advisory board). Reports to the Mayor through the Division Director of Economic Development. Directs all aspects of city arts program including public art, promotion and exhibitions, and extensive public relations projects. Works with many different artists, arts organizations, arts businesses, media and others with diverse and often conflicting community agendas. Maintains effective communication and relationships with City officials, community organizations, artists, citizens, visitors to the community and media representatives.

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MEDIA: Works with the Marketing Committee of Arts Commissioners and community volunteers to develop and initiate marketing projects in the community. The Spokane Arts Commission promotes the arts of the region through the "Find Art" campaign that includes the www.spokanearts.org website, collateral materials such as the Sculpture Walk Guide, Kids Love Art, the Performing Arts Guide, the Art Sites Guide, the Arts Directory and the Arts Calendar/Newsletter (in both print and html form). Between 75,000 -100,000 people use the www.spokanearts.org website annually. SAC has distributed more that 50,000 brochures in the past 18 months. Works extensively with local media to do radio and television interviews, op-ed pieces and joint promotions such as the Spokane Visual Arts Tour and Season Preview. Because of the "Find Art" campaign, the Spokane Arts Commission was a semi-finalist for the Chamber's 2003 Agora Award in the category of non-profit arts organization.

EXHIBITIONS: Coordinates the exhibitions program for the Chase Gallery in City Hall (8 per year). Supervise and participate in curatorial decision-making, scheduling, exhibition design, installation, interpretive materials and public relations. Work with Exhibiting Committee of Arts Commissioners and community volunteers to execute the above functions. Exhibitions include one-person exhibitions, group exhibitions organized thematically and by critical concern, traveling exhibitions and exhibitions for community groups.

PUBLIC ART PROGRAMS: Coordinates the City "Percent for Art" Program, facilitating the acquisition process for other departments, and assists other community groups such as the Public Facilities District and private developers with the art acquisition process. Maintains and promotes existing city arts collection. Serves as registrar for city art collection including portable and site specific works. Work with community groups to site donated art objects/ art commissions on city grounds. Recent projects include the art for the Airport, the Water Reclamation Facility, Fire Stations 4 and 18, and art for the new Spokesman Review Print Facility. Responsible for the downtown banner projects and the community murals program facilitated by the Outreach Coordinator.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Facilitates communication and acts as a catalyst for collaboration and cooperation among community arts organizations, facilitating linkages to other community groups. Facilitates training and professional development activities such as the Donna Walker Kuhne Audience Development Workshop in October.

FILM: As of May 2005, responsible for coordinating the film liaison program for the City of Spokane. Coordinate with the film program manager to revise regulations as relate to major motion picture production in City. Work with film permitting processes, liaison to other city departments and agencies, and coordinate the City's role in the marketing of Spokane as a film location.

FUNDRAISING AND GRANT WRITING: Oversees development of fundraising program including the membership program for the Spokane Arts Fund (a 501c3 in support of the Arts Department), direct solicitation of sponsorship and in-kind contributions. Researches grant opportunities for projects to meet Arts Commission goals. Prepares and processes grant applications. Administers grants received and assures contract compliance, final reporting and related tasks. Recent grants received include the Washington State Arts Commission, Foundation Northwest, Lodging Tax Grant, Washington Insurance Council and contributions from the Davenport Arts District.

BUDGET MANAGEMENT: Responsible for the City Arts Department budget of $120,000 from the City General Fund. The total budget including grants, contributions and in-kind contributions equaled $492,000 for fiscal year 2003. Develop budget in collaboration with staff, the Spokane Arts Commission and the Spokane Arts Fund Board. Make presentations to City Council, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee and other groups for budget requests.

PERSONNEL: Supervise work of 36 interns, volunteers and Arts Commissioners. Supervised the work of one full-time Outreach Coordinator and one half-time secretary (1997 — 2004).

BOARD AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

Davenport District Arts : Board (Board Member 1998-2000, Advisor 2000-present) Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture Art Committee (1997 — 2004)
Spokane Public Radio : Board of Trustees (2000-2006)
Washington State Arts : Alliance Board (1998-2003; Secretary 1999-2000; Vice Chair 2001-2003; Legislative Affairs Chair 2002 -2003)
Chamber Arts Committee : (1997 — 2003, Co-Chair 1998)
Stadium Art Selection : Committee for Seahawks Stadium (1999-2000)
City of Spokane Diversity : Committee (1997-2000)

WHITWORTH COLLEGE
Spokane, Washington

ADJUNCT FACULTY, Fall Semester 2006
Taught ART 435I: Introductory Arts Administration course for visual art theatre, music and theatre students.

NICOLAYSEN ART MUSEUM AND DISCOVERY CENTER
Casper, Wyoming

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, March 1993 — May 1997
Chief Executive Officer for non-profit community art museum and art education facility. Administer museum program under the policy direction of a 15 member Board of Trustees. Direct all aspects of museum program with exhibitions, permanent collection, extensive art education programs and museum shop.

BUDGET MANAGEMENT: Responsible for budget management for young independent non-profit corporation. Budget approximately $235,000 per annum for operating. Develop budget in collaboration with paid staff, fundraising and finance committees. Work with finance committee and Trust Officer to oversee management of $950,000 endowment fund. Oversee management of administrative processes including donor database resources, financial management, accounting and office management. Supervise work of secretary/office manager. Work with CPA and bookkeeper.

FUNDRAISING AND GRANTWRITING: Oversee membership program with 760 members including annual membership drive and renewals. Work with membership committee to develop opportunities to enhance growth membership. Work with fundraising committee to oversee Annual Fund Drive, Annual Dinner and Art Auction, Annual Art and Craft Show and Sale, Garden Walk, Museum Mart (garage sale) and other earned income projects. Solicit individual gifts for operating and endowment funds. Oversee exhibition sponsorship program. Solicit grant funding from federal and state agencies, private foundation and corporations. Received funding from the True Foundation, Tonkin Foundation, Wyoming Arts Council, US West Corporation, First Interstate Bank, and William Randolph Hearst Foundation.

COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT: Supervise and participate in the registration of collection of nearly 3,000 objects including works by Conrad Schwiering, Bavarian illustrator Carl Link, and many local and regional artists. Supervise computerization of the collections data and inventory of the collection. Work with the Exhibitions and Acquisitions Committee to seek acquisitions and evaluate acquisitions for accession. Solicit donations to the collection. Supervise the work of the preparator/registrar of the collection.

EXHIBITIONS: Coordinate exhibitions program (16 exhibitions per year). Supervise and participate in curatorial decision-making, scheduling, exhibition design, installation, interpretive materials, public relations. Work with Exhibitions Committee and paid staff to execute the above functions. Exhibitions consist of one-person exhibitions, group shows organized thematically or by critical concern, traveling exhibitions, juried exhibitions and exhibitions for community art organizations. Successful exhibitions include: "Conrad Schwiering: Painter of Wyoming's Favorite Place"; Jessica Holt, "The Gospel According the Gingerbread Man"; "the Dinosaur Art Show," and "Contemporary Wyoming Painters."

PUBLIC PROGRAMMING AND EDUCATION: Supervise the Education Curator in the development and execution of education programs including the Discovery Center stations, the school tour program, art classes for ages 3 to adult, public lectures by visiting artists and critics, the children's art library, and exhibitions of art work by children and youth. Supervise and work with Education Committee and paid staff to evaluate and plan education programs.

MEDIA AND PROMOTION: Work with graphic designer to develop new "image package" for the museum. Work with graphic designer to produce calendar of events, member mailings and promotional pieces for the museum and fundraising events. Develop press releases and promotional materials for all museum activities. Record PSA's for radio and television monthly. Presentation to community groups.

LONG RANGE PLANNING AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT: Worked with Board and Long Range Planning Committee to complete the long range plan, personnel policy, and other policy documents.

PERSONNEL: Select, train, motivate and evaluate museum staff of four full-time and four part-time staff members. Work with paid staff, board and committee chairs to oversee volunteer management of 130 volunteers.

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES:

Wyoming Alliance for Arts Education, 1993 — 1997 (Treasurer 1995 — 1997)
City of Casper Vision 2000 Citizen's Committee, 1994-1995
State of Wyoming, Percent for Art Selection Committee, 1995


AWARDS: Wyoming Art Educator of the Year, 1997

UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY, NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
Las Cruces, New Mexico

DIRECTOR, June 1987 - March 1993
Responsible for all facets of the operation of 4,000 foot exhibition space with changing exhibitions and permanent collection.

EXHIBITIONS: Exhibition program (8 exhibitions per year) including curatorial decision-making, scheduling, exhibition design, installation, interpretative materials and public relations. Exhibitions consisting of one-person exhibitions, group shows and faculty and thesis exhibitions. Successful exhibitions included: "David Hockney Photo-Collages," "An Eclectic Eye: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Foundation," "Comics," "Ocho Inspiraciones Contemporaneas."

COLLECTIONS: 2,363 objects including approximately 1,700 Mexican Retablos, contemporary prints and photographs. Responsible for acquisitions, registration, care of the collection. Responsible for computerization of the collections data.

MEMBERSHIP AND FUNDRASING: Oversee the Friends of the Gallery organization. Funds raised through private contributions increased by 1,500% during tenure. Grants received from the National Endowment for the Arts, Institute of Museum Services and IBM.

PUBLIC PROGRAMMING: Organized school tours, programs for college classes and public lectures by visiting artists and critics. Gallery attendance increased 400% in five years.

TEACHING AND PERSONNEL: Supervised half-time museum educator/ preparator. Trained and supervised graduate assistants, interns and museum studies students, work study and volunteers. Taught Museum Studies to art and art history majors.

COMMITTEES: Local Selection Committee for Percent for Art Public Sculpture committee, Department of Art Visiting Artist Committee, Department of Art Publicity Committee, Library Development, Las Cruces Public Schools Very Special Arts Board.

FRED JONES JR. MUSEUM OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, Norman, OK : GRADUATE ASSISTANT, 1985 - 1987

MORGAN GALLERY, Kansas City, MO: SALES ASSOCIATE, 1984

ART AND WRITING EXPERIENCE:
ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS:

• Mobius, Spokane, WA, 2007
  
• Women's Business Center, Spokane, WA, 2006
  
• Good Works Gallery, Spokane, WA, 2005
  
• Unitarian Church, Spokane, WA, 2005
  
• Kress Gallery, Spokane, WA, 2004
  
• Whitworth College, Koehler Gallery, Spokane, WA, 2004
  
• First Night Spokane, 2003, 2004, 2005
  
• Spokane Art School, Spokane, WA, 2000
  
• North Idaho College, Corner Gallery, Coeur D'Alene, ID, 1999
  
• Spotlight Gallery, Spokane, WA, 1999
  
• Drawings, Paintings, and Poetry", The Art Gallery at Auntie's, 1997
  
• One West Art Space, Fort Collins, CO, 1997
  
• Drawings, Gallery 234, University of Wyoming, Laramie, 1995
  
• Landscape and Text", Stone School House Gallery, Shell, WY, 1995
  
• "Prairie, Wind, Winter", Wyoming Arts Council Gallery, Cheyenne, WY, 1995
  
• Cam-Plex Gallery, Gillette, WY, 1995
  
• "Sky, Ground, Blizzard, Prairie," Casper College, Fine Arts Gallery, Casper, WY, 1995
  
• "Drawings from Nature", Dartmouth College, Lower Hewitt Exhibition Corridor, Hanover, NH, 1991 (with Joyce Fillip)
  
• Drawings, SRO Theatre, El Paso, TX, 1988
  
• Thesis Exhibition, Litewell Gallery, University of Oklahoma, 1987
  
• Drawings, Pink's, Norman, OK, 1987
  
• "Apparitions," Litewell Gallery, University of Oklahoma, 1986
  
• Gallery 234, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY, 1983
  

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:

• Art & Garden, Spokane, WA, 2007
  
• Unitarian Church, Spokane, WA, 2007
  
• Ronald McDonald House Carousel Horses, Spokane, WA, 2006
  
• Small Works Exhibition, Art Spirit Gallery, Coeur D'Alene, ID, 2005
  
• Hotel Lusso, Spokane, WA, 2005
  
• Spokane Valley Art Tour, Spokane Valley, WA, 2005, 2006
  
• Ronald McDonald House Bears, Spokane, WA, 2005
  
• Planned Parenthood Auction, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
  
• EWU Scholarship Auction, Spokane, WA, 2002
  
• American Works: Artists Respond to September 11, Spokane, WA, 2001
  
• Group Exhibition, Second Street Gallery, Bandon, OR, 2000, 2001
  
• Paint on Hemp, Earthgoods, Spokane, WA, 2001
  
• Art for Design, Flour Mill, Spokane, WA, 2001
  
• Art for Design, Visual Arts Tour, Spokane, WA, 2000
  
• Freed Gallery, Lincoln City, OR, 2000
  
• Art for Design, Hotel Lusso, Spokane, WA, 1999, 2000
  
• Birdhouse Auction, Spokane Art School, Spokane, WA, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
  
• Eldridge Antiques, Spokane, WA 1998
  
• WAMPUM Auction, Spokane, WA, 1998 - 2003
  
• "Works from the Heart," Auction, Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (formerly the Cheney Cowles Museum, Spokane, WA, 1998 - 2007
  
• Art Auction, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Jackson, WY, 1998, 1999
  
• Art Auction, University Art Gallery, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001
  
• Wyoming — Florida Tarot Card Project, Art Box Traveling Exhibition to Cheyenne (Wyoming Arts Council Gallery), Casper (Nicolaysen Art Museum), Claremont (Ucross), Rock Springs , Powell (Northwest College), Jackson (Community Visual Arts Association), 1997
  
• Far from Center, Hayes Gallery, Montana state University, Bozeman, MT, 1996
  
• Home, Wyoming Arts Council Gallery, Cheyenne, WY, 1995
  
• From the Collection, University Art Galley, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, 1995
  
• Self-Images of Wyoming Artists, Art Box Traveling Exhibition to Wheatland (Platte County Public Library), Superior (Superior Branch Library), Worland (Washakie County Cultural Museum), Ranchester (Tongue River Branch Library), Alta (Alta Branch Library), Braggs (Little Snake River Valley branch Library), WY, 1995
  
• Art Auction, Nicolaysen Art Museum, Casper, WY, 1993-1999
  
• Self-Images of Wyoming Artists, Wyoming Arts Council Gallery, Cheyenne, WY, 1994
  
• New American Talent, Texas A & M University, College Station, TX, 1994
  
• New American Talent, Brown County Museum, Brownwood, TX, 1994
  
• The Defining Line, Wyoming state Museum, Cheyenne, WY, 1994
  
• Adair Margo Gallery, El Paso, TX, 1994
  
• Amarillo Competition, Amarillo art Center, Amarillo, TX, 1993
  
• New American Talent, Ninth Exhibition, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, TX, 1993
  
• New American Talent, Shore Gallery, Abilene Christian University, 1993
  
• New Mexico State University, New Library, Las Cruces, NM, 1993
  
• New American Talent, Eighth Exhibition, Abilene Fine Arts Museum, Abilene, TX, 1993
  
• New American Talent, Port Arthur Public library, Port Arthur, TX, 1993
  
• New American Talent, O'Kane Gallery, University of Houston, Downtown, 1993
  
• 19 foot Gallery, El Paso, TX, 1992
  
• Branigan Cultural Center, Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• Faculty Exhibition, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, annually 1987 — 1992
  
• Adair Margo Gallery with gallery artists, El Paso, TX, 1992
  
• New American Talent, Eighth Exhibition, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, TX, 1992
  
• Border Artists Exposicion, El Universidad Autonama de Coahuila En Coordination Con La Case De La Cultura de Torreon, Torreon, Saltillo, Mexico, 1992
  
• Close to the Border, University Art Gallery, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 1992
  
• Deming Center for the Arts (with Border Artists), Deming, NM, 1992
  
• Branigan Cultural Center, (with Border artists), Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• HEART Center, Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• Hearts and Flowers, HEART Center, Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• Corbett Center Gallery (with Border Artists), Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• B and G Gallery (with Border artists) Las Cruces, NM, 1992
  
• Selections '91, College of Santa Fe, Santa De, NM, 1991
  
• Invitational, Museo de Arte, Juarez and Chihuahua, NM, 1991
  
• Gallery Artists, Payton Rule Gallery, Denver, CO, 1991
  
• Adair Margo Gallery, with gallery artists, El Paso, TX, 1991
  
• Visions of Excellence, Albuquerque United Artists, New Mexico State Fairgrounds, 1990, 1991
  
• Women's Work II, El Paso Community College, El Paso, TX, 1991
  
• Heartworks, Bridge Center for Contemporary Art, El Paso, TX 1988-1992
  
• Amarillo Competition, Amarillo Art Center, Amarillo, TX, 1990-1991
  
• Phoenix Triennial, Invitational, Phoenix Art Museum, 1990
  
• AIDS Show, Fox Fine Arts Center, University of Texas, El Paso, TX 1990
  
• Women's Work, El Paso Community College, El Paso, TX, 1990
  
• Deming Center for the Arts (group invitational), Deming, NM, 1990, 1988
  
• Selections '89, College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, NM, 1989
  
• Nuestro Desierto-Nuestro Montanas, Invitational, Museo de Arte, Juarez and Chihuahua, Mexico, 1989
  
• Branigan Cultural Center, Las Cruces, NM, 1988, 1990, 1991
  
• Under the Western Skies, Biennial of Contemporary Art, Sangre de Christo Art Center, Pueblo, CO, 1989
  
• 22^nd Annual Juried Exhibition, Jewish Community Center, Houston, TX, 1989, Honorable Mention
  
• Artzone, Jewish Community Center, Denver, CO, 1988
  
• Invitational, Katherine Smith Gallery, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, 1988
  
• Paris Gibson Art Center, Great Falls, MT, 1988, cash award
  
• Paper in the Particular, Columbia, MO, 1987, 1988
  
• Port Arthur Service League, Port Arthur, TX 1987, Honorable Mention
  
• Artwest Open Competition, Jackson Hole Art Center, Jackson, WY, 1987, selected to travel
  
• New Mexico Junior College, Hobbs, NM, 1987
  
• First Annual Works on Paper, University of Texas at Tyler, 1986
  
• 16^th Annual Works on Paper, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, 1986
  
• Century II, Wichita, KS, 1986, cash award
  

GRANTS AND AWARDS:

• YWCA Woman of Achievement for Arts and Culture, Spokane, WA, 2000
  
• Wyoming Arts Council Literary Fellowship Program, Honorable Mention, 1995, 1996
  
• Wyoming Arts Council Visual Arts Projects Grant for production of artist's book, 1994
  
  

GALLERY REPRESENTATION:

Art@Work, Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, Spokane, WA
GoodWorks, Spokane, WA

COLLECTIONS:

Andrea Adams, Las Cruces, NM
Sandy Adler, Las Cruces, NM
Sam and Nancy Andrew, Casper, WY
Eva Artschwager
Laura Ashley, Spokane, WA
Richard Baron, El Paso, TX
William and Marcia Bond, Spokane, WA
Bess Breithaupt, Las Cruces, NM
John Calmes, Casper, WY
Cindy Calvert, San Diego, CA
Kathleen Cavender, Spokane, WA
Charles and Mirium Chidsey, Boulder, WY
John Coe, Cheyenne, WY
Judy Darnell, Las Cruces, NM
Kay Easterling, Las Cruces, NM
Don and Pat Enemark, Spokane, WA
Ritch Fenrich, Spokane, WA
Wendy Franklund Miller, Spokane, WA
Thomas and Mary Gale, Las Cruces, NM
Merton Goldman, El Paso, TX
Janice Gregory, Las Cruces, NM
Robin Green, New York, NY
Peter and Susie Hardie, Spokane, WA
Janet Hess, Spokane, WA
Ned Hodder, Casper, WY
Patti Houff, Spokane, WA
Barbara Howe, Las Cruces, NM
John Jorgensen, Casper, WY
Louise Kodis, Spokane, WA
Dr. Elaine Levine, Las Cruces, NM
Derrold Long, Spokane, WA
Julie Marineau, Las Cruces, NM
Patricia McCann, Portland, OR
Craig McCoy, Minneapolis, MN
Dr. Ullysses McElyea, Las Cruces, NM
Lou McKee, Spokane, WA
Memorial Medical Center, Las Cruces, NM
Nancy Meyers, Las Cruces, NM
Charles Moffitt, Spokane, WA
Yvonne Lopez Morton and Bob Morton, Spokane, WA
University Art Gallery, New Mexico State University
Nicolaysen Art Museum, Casper, WY (from the collection of Tom West)
Louis Ocepek, Las Cruces, NM
Loretta Owens, Spokane, WA
Kim Pearman-Gillman, Spokane, WA
Debbie Penk-Reeb, Casper, WY
Judy Rothwell, Spokane, WA
Shannon Rowan, Colorado Springs, CO
Pandora Piperigos, Las Cruces, NM
Puerto del Sol (literary magazine), New Mexico State University
Bart and Liz Rea, Casper, WY
Tom Reese, Spokane, WA
Bruce Richardson, Casper, WY
Mac Riddick, El Paso, TX
Carole Rolando, Spokane, WA
Dick and Jeanne Rundell, Las Cruces, NM
Kay Pridgen Smith, Casper, WY
Steamplant Square, Spokane, WA
Mike Threlfall, Spokane, WA
Kim Thorburn, Spokane, WA
Tom Thorson, Casper, WY
Michael Walliser, Spokane, WA
Washington Mutual Bank
Billie Yandell, Las Cruces, NM

PUBLICATIONS (of poems):

• Prairie Wind Winter, book poems and drawings, 1995
  
• Cowboys and Old Men", Calderita, Jackson, WY, 1995
  
• The smell and cattle", Caldera, Jackson, WY, 1994
  
  

PUBLICATIONS AND VIDEOS (articles about art):

• Spokane Coeur D'Alene Living, Profile of Rik Nelson, pending 2007
  
• Spokane Coeur D'Alene Living, Profile of Tobe Lee Harvey, 2007
  
• Spokane Coeur D'Alene Living, Profile of David Saling, 2007
  
• The Spokesman Review, Opinion, 2005
  
• The Spokesman Review, article, 2004
  
• Spokane Arts Commission Arts Calendar, 1997- present
  
• The Spokesman Review, Opinion, 2000
  
• The Spokesman Review, article and reproduction, 2000
  
• The Local Planet, article, 2000
  
• The Spokesman Review, article and reproduction, 1999
  
• Tom West, Creating a Personal World, catalogue essay for Nicolaysen Art Museum, 1998
  
• The Pacific Northwest Inlander, article, 1997
  
• The Spokesman Review, article and reproduction, 1997
  
• Video on Rocky Mountain artists, produced by Charles Parsons, 1997
  
• The Spokesman Review, article and reproductions, 1997
  
• Caldera, Jackson, WY, reproductions of drawings, 1996
  
• Guest Column, Casper Star Tribune, 1995
  
• Caldera, Jackson, WY, reproductions of drawings, 1994
  
• Casper Star Tribune, reproductions of drawings, 1994
  
• The Big Print (catalog), 1993
  
• Casper Star Tribune, "The Big Print," interview with Bruce Richardson, 1993
  
• New American Talent (catalog), 1992 — 1993
  
• Selections '91, (catalog), 1991
  
• Getaways, Las Cruces Sun News, Interview, 1991
  
• Today's Southwestern Woman, reproduction of drawing and interviews, 1991
  
• Northwest Lights, reproduction of drawings, January — February, 1991
  
• Nilsen, Richard, "The Elegant, the Beautiful, the Puzzling," The Arizona Republic, 1990
  
• Art Talk, review of the Phoenix Triennial, 1990
  
• Essay and reproduction of drawings, Puerto del Sol, New Mexico State University, 1990
  
• Selections '89, (catalog), 1989
  
• Paper in Particular (catalog), 1989
  
  

READINGS — PERFORMANCE POETRY:

• KYRS Radio, Spokane, WA, 2006, 2007
  
• Whitworth College, Spokane, WA, 2004
  
• Erotica, Cabin Coffee, Spokane, WA, 2001
  
• Artist Trust Fundraiser, Spokane, WA, 2000
  
• Voices of Mootsy's, Get Lit Festival, Spokane, WA, 1999
  
• Fugazzi Bakery on Monroe, Spokane, WA, 1999
  
• Rocket Bakery House, Spokane, WA, 1999
  
• Mootsy's Tavern, Spokane, WA, 1997
  
• Word Band, Parkway Plaza Hotel, Casper, WY, 1996
  
• Blue Heron Books and Espresso, Casper, WY, 1996
  
• Border Book Festival Poetry Slam, Mesilla, NM, 1996, Third Place
  
• Wyoming Art Council, Cheyenne, WY, 1995
  
• Stone School House Gallery and Bookstore, Shell, WY, 1995
  
• Artcore, Music and Poetry, Casper, WY, 1995
  
  

VISITING ARTIST/CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:

• Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, TX, 2006
  
• Visiting Artist, Whitworth College, Spokane, WA, 2004
  
• Leadership Spokane, "What is art for?" 1999 — 2006
  
• Presentation, Professional Practice Class, EWU, Cheney, WA, 2002
  
• Presentation, Public Art Class, EUW, Cheney, WA, 2001, 2002, 2003
  
• Presentation, Senior Seminar, Whitworth College, Spokane, WA, 2002, 2005
  
• Visiting Artist, North Idaho College, Coeur d'Alene, ID, 1999
  
• Art Selection, Seattle Seahawks Stadium, Seattle, WA 1998
  
• Juror, Student Art Show, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA, 1998
  
• BFA Reviews, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA 1997
  
• Juror, Art and Healing, Community Visual Arts Association, Jackson, WY, 1997
  
• Juror, Percent for Arts Program, Wyoming Vet Clinic, Laramie, WY, 1996
  
• Artspeak, Wyoming Arts Council Conference, Casper, WY, 1995
  
• Cheyenne Public Schools, guest of Wyoming Art Council, 1995
  
• Jonson Gallery, University of New Mexico, 1993
  
• New Mexico Association of Museums Meeting, 1991
  
  

ORGANIZATIONS/AWARDS/ETC.:

• Rotary Club 21, Spokane, WA
  
• Washington Museum Association
  
• American Association of Museums
  
• College Art Association
  
• Americans for the Arts
  
• Washington State Arts Alliance
  
• Phi Beta Kappa
  
• Phi Kappa Phi
  
• Who's Who in American Art
  
• Who's Who In the West
  
• Who's Who in American Women
  

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