. Sub-categoría: Imagen Digital . Fecha de realización: 2005. . Programas y técnicas: Photoshop

. Sub-categoría: Imagen Digital . Fecha de realización: 2005. . Programas y técnicas: Photoshop

. Sub-categoría: Imagen Digital . Fecha de realización: 2005. . Programas y técnicas: Photoshop

EDUCATION / TRAINING
Graduate Certificate University of Missouri St. Louis 2004
Nonprofit Management & Leadership
Master of Fine Arts School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1976
Design and Communication
Continuing education courses:
Negotiation and Persuasion Grantsmanship and Proposal Writing Financial Reports
New Media Online Human Relations Spanish COMMUNITY SERVICE
BOARD MEMBER:
∑ Musica para los Ninos, St. Louis, 2005-present
∑ Viva Vox Organization, and the IMAGINE program, St. Louis, 2003-present
∑ Experimental Gallery, Seattle, 1996-1998 (Recipient of US President’s Coming Up
Taller award)
∑ Neodata Endowment for the Arts & Humanities, Boulder, 1992-1994

RADIO HOST: “NEW TITLE,” art news, commentary, interviews; Capital Public Radio Kxpr, Sacramento, CA.
FOUNDING MEMBER: N.A.M.E. GALLERY, Chicago, IL. Organization and operation of Chicago’s “premier alternative space,” a multicultural center for visual art, film, music and performances.

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE 2004-
PHILLIBER RESEARCH ASSOCIATES St. Louis, MO
∑ Evaluation research for cultural institutions and museums.
∑ Study design, data collection, analysis and write up.
∑ Quantitative and qualitative projects including visitor studies, docent and education
programs, subscriber and exit surveys, focus groups, interviews. DIRECTOR, VISUAL ARTS DIVISION 2001- 2002
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS Glenwood Sprgs
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Colorado
∑ Coordinated all activities of CMC College Gallery.
∑ Provided exhibition and other program support to college district.
∑ Produced six original exhibits and touring shows.
∑ Facilitated talks, receptions and outreach activities of CEA.
∑ Established working relationships with board members, funders, artists and musicians.
∑ Conducted marketing, public relations, and grant writing.

DIRECTOR, CU ART MUSEUM 1986-1995
CURATOR, COLORADO COLLECTION Boulder, CO
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO at BOULDER
∑ Directed all operations of university visual art museum including administration, fund
raising, curator functions, marketing and public relations.
∑ Produced a dozen catalogues, 3 national tours, and more than 100 exhibitions.
∑ Developed more than 50 outreach and related education programs.
∑ Developed, trained and supervised staff of 8-10.
∑ Developed and managed annual program budget of $100k.
∑ Taught museum management in Department of Fine Arts for 10 semesters.
∑ Managed 4,000 item Colorado Collection of artworks including preservation,
conservation, acquisitions, use and outreach.
∑ Served as university-wide liaison to program directors, foundation, faculty, students,
deans, chancellors, presidents and alumni.
Accomplishments:
∑ Co-directed capital campaign for rescue of the Colorado Collection, successfully raising $180K for conservation of artworks, and renovation of collection storage facility.
∑ Raised over $1.8 million in cash, bequests and gifts of art.
∑ Created and directed outreach program “CU This Summer,” winner of NUCEA Exemplary Program award and described by the Smithsonian as a “model for conducting rural outreach.”
∑ Managed unique exchange program with the University of Mexico, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.MUSEUM AND GALLERY DIRECTOR 1983-1986
ARVADA CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES Arvada, CO
∑ Directed all functions of municipally-owned history museum, and, contemporary visual
art galleries.
∑ Managed history collection of 3,000+ items.
∑ Responsible for departmental programming, administration, finances, fundraising,
marketing and community relations.
∑ Produced 90 exhibitions and directed show designs in 10,000 square foot space.
∑ Successfully managed $100k budget and staff of 5, plus 20 volunteers.
∑ Liaison to History Society, Board of Directors, City Management.
Accomplishments:
∑ 200% increase in attendance, many positive responses from visitors, press and media.
∑ ACAH received 1985 Colorado Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts due to excitement and interest generated by the Museum/Gallery program.
∑ In 1985, The Denver Post names the Arvada Center galleries “the place to go in Colorado for contemporary art.”COLLEGE LECTURER , GALLERY DIRECTOR 1979-1983
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY San Jose, CA
∑ Directed all functions of public and student art galleries, and taught in Fine Art Dept.
∑ Research, writing and editing of book Correspondence Art.
∑ Co-directed Visiting Artist Program for two years.
∑ Coordinated 15 area exhibitions in conjunction with NCECA national ceramic conference.
∑ Taught full-time; courses included Gallery and Museum Operations, Performance and
Movement, 20th Century Art History, and, Contemporary Aesthetics.
Accomplishments:
∑ Correspondence Art described as “the first definitive reference on mail art around the
world.”