Elaine
Langerman
3716
Yuma Street, NW
Washington,
DC 20016, USA
TEL:
(202) 686-0974
email: Elaine@Langerman.com
EDUCATION:
BA, The American University, May,
1960.
MFA,
University of Maryland, June, 1978.
AWARDS
AND HONORS:
Scholarships:
University of Georgia, Syracuse University.
Collier
Alumni Award, Graduate
School, The American University.
First
Prize, Maryland State Open Art Show, 1973.
Management
Assistance Grant, DC
Commission on the Arts and Humanities,
1991.
Travel Grant to England, The British
Council, 1992.
Grant
Recipient in the Visual Arts, DC Commission on the Arts and
Humanities,
1991-1992, 1993-1994, 1998-1999, 2000-2001.
Fellowship, Virginia Center for the
Creative Arts, Sweetbriar, VA, Feb., 1995.
Small
Projects Program Grant, DC Comm. on the Arts and Humanities, 1997.
INDIVIDUAL
EXHIBITS:
2002
“Skipping and Dancing, Bang.” Studio, Los Angeles, CA.
2001
“Dreaming”, Gallery K, Washington, DC.
2000
Palisades Post Office Installation, MacArthur Blvd., Washington,
DC, Sheila Rotner, Curator.
1998
“Free Association”, Maryland College of Art and Design (two-person
show).
1996
“Dreams, Visions, and Music”, Gallery K, Washington, DC.
1994
“Stories”,
Gallery K, Washington, DC.
1992
Installation, National Institutes of Health, Bldg. 10.
1991
“Slightly Larger Worlds (Tifereth)”, Gallery K, Washington, DC.
1990
“Open Books”, Washington Project for the Arts--Bookworks.
1988
“Small Worlds”, Gallery K, Washington, DC.
1983
Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities-- WestLines Gallery, CO.
1982
Sebastian-Moore Gallery, Denver, Colorado.
1981
Boulder Center for the Visual Arts, Boulder, CO.
SELECTED
GROUP EXHIBITS:
2002
“25th Small Works”, 80 Washington Square East Galleries, NYC.
2001
“The Anne Barlowe Show”, MOCADC, Washington, DC
2001
Group Exhibit, Association for the Study of Dreams Annual Interna-
national Conference, University of California at Santa Cruz.
1999
“Small is Beautiful”, Gallery K, Washington, DC.(also 2000,2001)
1999
Summer Show, Gallery K, Washington, DC.
1999
“Animals in Art”, NIH, curator, Lillian Fitzgerald.
1999
“Vessels”, National Institutes of Health, Bldg 10, curator, Lillian
Fitzgerald.
1999
“Hypnopompia, Dreaming to Awakening”, UCLA Santa Cruz, Association
for the Study of Dreams Art Exhibition (slides).
1998
“The Painted Object”, Group Show, Anton Gallery, Washington, DC.
1998
“Precious”, Jan Baum Gallery, Los Angeles, California.
1998
Group Summer show, Artworks/Bookarts, Santa Monica, California.
1998
“Art of the Book 98”, Canadian Bookbinders & Book Artists Guild,
Toronto, Canada; Carol Barton, Robert Jekyll, Michael Wilcox, jurors.
(Travel in Canada)
1997
Pyramid Atlantic/Corcoran Book Fair, Corcoran Gallery of Art, with
Joshua Heller, Rare Books, Inc., Washington, DC.
1997
“Women of the Book”, Finegood Art Gallery, West Valley, Southern
Calif., Judith A. Hoffberg, Curator. (Scheduled to travel, USA &
abroad.). http://colophon.com/gallery/womenofthebook/
1997
“Sixty Artists Celebrate Sixty Years”, Duke Ellington School
Gallery, Wash., DC, Margaret Paris, curator.
1997
“Dreams of Life and Death”, The Living
Room, Santa Monica, CALIF.
1996
SOFA (Second International Exposition of Sculpture, Objects &
Functional Art), Cocoanut Grove Convention Center, Miami, Florida.
1996
Critics-- Residency
Program Exhibition, Maryland Art Place,
Baltimore, MD, Faye Hirsch, Critic-in-Residence.
1996
Juried Painting Exhibition. Arlington Arts Center, juror, Howard Fox,
Curator of
Contemporary Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art,
1995
“12 x 12 x 12 - 5th Annual”, Rockville Art Place, Willem deLooper,
Juror.
1995
“Global Focus”, United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women,
Beijing, China.
1995
Kennedy Center Gallery/Canteen for Musicians, Washington, DC.
1994
“Miniature Show”, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania.
1994
“Spirituality and Death”, Gallery 451, Rockford, Illinois.
1994
“Wise Women”, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Illinois.
1994
“Dreams, Legends, & Folklore”,
Willow Street Gallery, Washington,
DC, Joan Wolbier, juror.
1994 National Juried Show, Ceres Gallery, New York, New York; Juror, Eleanor Heartney, Art Critic, Art in America, Honorable Mention.
1994
“Tributaries” (6 artists), Ellipse Arts Center, Arlington, VA, Lee
Fleming, juror.
1993 “Small is Beautiful”, Gallery K, Washington, DC
1993 Sculpture Exhibit, Washington Sculptors Group, Marian Griffiths, juror, Washington Square Bldg.
1993
“Art in Boxes”, England & Co., London, England, then Nottingham
Castle
Museum, Nottingham, England.
1993
“Sculpture Now”, Washington Sculptors Group, Washington
Square.
(also 1991).
1992
“Revered Earth”, Watkins Gallery, The American University.
1990
“Small Sculpture”, The Robischon Gallery, Denver, CO (also 1991,
1992).
1990
“Review-Preview”, Gallery K, Washington, DC (also
1988,9,90,91,2,3,etc.)
1990
“Something Strange”, White Columns, New York, New York.
1990
6th Annual Juried Art Exhibit,
Strathmore Hall Foundation and
The Artery Organization, Inc. Marilyn Zeitlin, juror.
1990
McDonogh Annual Juried Exhibit; Carter Ratcliff, Juror, Tuttle
Gallery, McDonogh School, McDonogh, Maryland.
1989
“Books and Bookends”, Carol Barton, Curator, Strathmore Hall.
1988
“New on View”, Strathmore Hall, Jock Reynolds, Juror.
1988
National Museum of Women in the Arts Artists’ Book Exhib
[1]Ÿition,
(library), Krystyna Wasserman, Curator (also 1989).
1985
Alumni Artists Exhibit, The American University, Watkins Gallery.
1985
“Boxformations”, Linda Thern Smith, Curator, Prince George’s
County Community College and the Foundry Gallery, Washington,
DC.
1983
“Non-Two-Dimensional”, Auraria Campus, University of Denver.
1983
“Colorado Ô83”, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.
1983
Phoenix Art Museum Biennial Exhibit, curated by Albert Stuart,
Curator of Contemporary Art.
1981
Franklin Furnace’s Artists’ Bookwork Exhibit, Walker Art Center,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
1981
7th Colorado Annual, Diane Vanderlip, Curator,
Denver
Art Museum.
1980
6th Colorado Annual, Denver Art Museum.
1979
“All-Colorado Women’s Exhibit”, Arvada Center for the Arts and
Humanities.
1975
“From the Studios of Washington Artists”, Washington Project for
the Arts, Jack Rasmussen, Curator.
1974
“Paperworks”, Washington Gallery of Modern Art, Georgetown, DC.
PERMANENT
COLLECTIONS:
Ray
Johnson Archive, Richard L. Feigen & Co., New York, NY.
National
Museum of American Art,
Washington, DC
National
Museum of Women in the Arts
National
Institutes of Health
Chicago
Center for Book & Paper Arts, Columbia College, Chicago
Denver
Art Museum (formerly)
Colorado
Springs Fine Arts Center (presently)
Chase
Manhattan Bank of New York
Exeter Oil Co.
Chemical
Bank of New York
PUBLICATIONS:
Honigman,
Ana, “Green Chalk”, washington review, Vol.XXVII, No.1-2,
June/July/Aug/Sept.2001, p. 31.
Hirsch,
Faye, “Hirsch: Critic in Residence”, MAP/Critics’ Residency Program, an
editorial
supplement to the washington review, Ô95/’96, pp. 4-5.
Manon
Cleary, “Tributaries: An Exhibition”, washington review, Vol. XX, No. 3,
October/November, 1994, p. 17.
Ingrid Groller-Lane, “Diverse
Inspirations Converge in Sculpture”,
Washington Post
Fairfax Weekly Metro Section, February 17, 1994, p. 9.
Erika
D. Passantino, “Slightly Larger Worlds (Tifereth)”,
Eyewash, Vol.1, September, 1991, p. 4.
Elizabeth Tebow, “Elaine Langerman:
Open Books”,
washington review,
Vol. XVI, No. 1, June/July, 1990, p. 23.
Nancy G. Heller, Galleries Column,
Washington Post, March 28, 1985,
p.B7.
Suzanne M. Singletary, “Elaine
Langerman: Journey”,
Craft Range
March/April, 1983, p. 15.
Suzanne
M. Singletary, “Elaine Langerman:
Houses”, Artspace,
Fall, 1982,
pp. 16-19.
OTHERS:
2001
Co-curator, “Green Chalk”, Anton Gallery, Washington, DC, & National
Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.
2000
Juror: “Summer Selections”, Rock Creek Gallery, Washington, DC.
2000
Moderator/organizer of a panel discussion of dream artists called “To
Paint a Dream”, a discussion of how our dreams connect with our
creative/visual work, part of the 17th International Conference of the
Association for the Study of Dreams, July 4-8, Washington, DC.
1999
Inclusion of p.3 of Such Stuff, in the Archive section of:
Dreams:1900-2000, Science, Art and the Unconscious Mind, Lynn Gamwell,
Ernest Hartman, Donald Kuspit, Cornell University Press,
2000.
1998 Exhibit, 12th NAPAW National
Training Conference dinner, US-Asia
Foundation
Headquarters.
1996
“Such Stuff”, Main Street Gallery, Prince Frederick, MD., a curated
exhibit.
1996 Arlington Arts Center “The
Artist’s Process”, “Dreams and Memories”
panel
participant, Judy Gruber (WETA), host.
1995
Critics’s Residency
Program participant, Maryland Art Place.
1993 ART COMICS participant, Vol.1, No.1, January - April, 1994,
Bebe Williams, Publisher.
1990
Critic’s Residency Program Participant, Arlington Arts Center.
1989
Critic’s Residency Program Participant, Maryland Art Place;
Carter Ratcliff, author and contributor to artforum, Art in
America.
Member:
Association for the Study of Dreams.
Member:
Washington Sculptors Group
I
am currently represented by Gallery K, Washington, DC., (http://www.
galleryk.com), and Artworks/Bookarts, Santa Monica, California.