RESUME

Media: Photography, terrazzo, mixed media, watercolor painting

Education: Texas Christian University, B.F.A., 1974; Nordan Fine Arts Scholarship; Magna Cum Laude

Commissions and Consulting:

2008: City of Fort Worth, Precinct Line Road and Bridge project, Fort Worth, Texas; as a team with Susan Magilow; Budget: $104,000.

2007: Finalist, Dallas Area Rapid Transit Deep Ellum Gateway, Dallas, Texas; as a team with Susan Magilow; Budget: $1,500,000

2006: City of Dallas, Ross Avenue Gateway, Downtown Dallas; In progress; Budget: $ 137,000

Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Commission Artist, Bachman Light Rail Station; $12,500

2005: Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Design Artist, Bachman Light Rail Station; $15,000

2004: Art in Public Places, Second Street Improvement Project, Austin, Texas; as a team with Susan Magilow; Budget: $86,000

Finalist, Thurgood Marshall Family Aquatics Center, Dallas, Texas; as a team with Susan Magilow; Budget: $100,000

Public Art Consultant, Hyde Park Transit Plaza, Fort Worth, Texas; Turner Collie & Braden Inc.

2003: Finalist, Washington on Westcott Roundabout, Houston, Texas; as a team with Susan Magilow; Budget: $275,000

HKS, Inc, Dallas; Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Automated People Mover lobbies, Terminal C; In partnership with Susan Magilow; Budget: $300,000

2001: City of Dallas, Love Field Parking Garage Expansion Art Project, Dallas; Public art installation in pedestrian walkway; In partnership with Susan Magilow; Budget: $537,120

2000: Brookhaven College, Ellison Miles Geotechnology Institute, Farmers Branch, Texas; Photographic murals; Budget: $40,000

1997: Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Design Artist, White Rock Light Rail Station;
Completed in 2001; Budget: $10,000

Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Design Artist, Addison Transit Center;
Completed 1999; Budget: $10,000

1995: Finalist, Dallas Police Foundation Project, Dallas; as a team with Susan Magilow and Robert Barsamian

1994: Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Terrazzo murals for Union Station Light Rail Platform, Dallas; Budget: $40,000

1991: City of Dallas, Dallas Convention Center Expansion; Percent-for-public art project;
Completed January 1994; Budget: $1,300,000 for five artists

1986: Dallas Public Library, “Focus/Dallas;” One of ten photographers selected to document changes in downtown Dallas over 18 month period

Solo Exhibitions:

2007: PDNB Gallery, Dallas, Texas

2002: Noche Restaurant, Houston, Texas (affiliated with “FotoFest 2002”)

2000: Las Manos Mágicas, Houston, Texas (affiliated with “FotoFest 2000”)

1998: Galveston Art Center, Galveston, Texas

1986: Oltimo Salon, Dallas, Texas

1985: Mattingly Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas

1984: The Art Center, Waco, Texas

1983: Texas Women's University, Denton, Texas

1982: Mattingly Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas

1976: “State of the Art Etch-A-Sketch,” Allen Street Gallery, Dallas, Texas

Selected Exhibitions:

2007: “Houston Wilderness: A Collaboration,” Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Houston, Texas

2006: “Humor,” Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery, Dallas, Texas

“Shared Vision: Texas Artists Then and Now,” Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas and traveling

2001: “Texas Tall Tales,” Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery, Dallas, Texas

“HCP Juried Membership Exhibition,” Houston Center for Photography

1997: “World View,” Dallas Visual Arts Center, Dallas, Texas

1993: “Texas Biennial Exhibition,” Fair Park, Dallas, Texas

“34th Annual Invitational,” Longview Art Museum, Longview, Texas

1992: “Sweet Union,” Two person show, with Nick Brock; Dallas Design District, Dallas, Texas

1987: “Third Coast Review,” Aspen Art Museum, Aspen, Colorado and traveling

“Philip Lamb, Rene Perez, Michael Nye,” Carver Community Cultural Center, San Antonio, Texas

1985: “Crescent Collection - Exhibit II,” Marketing Center for The Crescent, Dallas, Texas; Curated by Murray Smither

“Art of the Metroplex,” Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas; Juried by Henry Hopkins

1984: “Word Art,” San Antonio Art Institute, San Antonio, Texas

1983: “Santa Fe Festival of the Arts,” Sweeney Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico

1982: “A Dozen from Dallas,” Watson de Nagy & Company, Houston, Texas

“Resource Material -- Appropriation in Current Photography,” Proctor Art Center, Bard College, Annadale-on-Hudson, New York

1981: “Texas Photo Sampler,” Washington Project for the Arts, Washington D.C., and Camerawork Gallery, San Francisco, California

“Color Photography: Joel Meyerowitz and Philip Lamb,” Mattingly Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas

Performance:

1989: “X-STATIC: The Reveries of St. Teresa,” co-performed with Laney Yarber, commissioned by and performed at University of Texas at Arlington with co-funding of National Endowment for the Arts

1988: “X-STATIC: The Reveries of St. Teresa,” co-performed with Laney Yarber, D-Art, Dallas, Texas

1986: “Performance Art Preview,” co-performed with Laney Yarber, Caravan of Dreams, Fort Worth, Texas

Collections:

Gerald D. Hines Interests, Dallas, Texas

The Western Company of North America, Fort Worth, Texas

Atlantic Richfield Company, Dallas, Texas

Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas (within Allen Street Gallery portfolio)

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas

David H. Gibson, Dallas, Texas

Rosewood Properties, Dallas, Texas

Dallas Public Library, City of Dallas, Dallas, Texas

Terry Fasberg, New York, New York

Born: March 30, 1952, Tulsa, Oklahoma