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George Tuton |
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1936 4th St., Kirkland, WA 98033 |
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Exhibitions 1969-2006: Local, Regional, National and International Exhibits including these Venues: Dallas Museum of Art; Ball State University; Colorado State Governor's Conference on Arts and Humanities at Aspen; Tucson, Arizona; St. John's University in New York; University of Colorado, Denver; Wichita Art Museum, Kansas; Northern Illinois University, DeKalb; Kentucky; Oklahoma; North Carolina; Tennessee; New York; University of Kansas; Centro de Arte y Comunicacion, Buenos Aires; and/or Gallery, Seattle; International Cultureel Centrum Antwerpen, Belgium; King County Arts Commission; Tacoma Art Museum; Cheney Cowles Museum, Spokane; Southwest Texas State University; Gallery II RSVP, Charlotteville; Pacific Northwest Art Exhibit in Washington State; Bellevue Art Museum in Washington State; Oregon; Idaho; British Columbia; Alaska; Chase Gallery, Spokane Art Foundation; University of Washington: Art Exchange, Alternative Media and Open Exhibition; NeoCon Exhibition, Chicago Selected Awards and Commissions 1972-2006: Thirty Miles of Art, Kansas City, Missouri, First Place Drawing; Northwest Projects, and/or Gallery, Seattle, Lucy Lippard Juror's Selection; Washington State Arts Commission, Artist-in-the-Schools Grant; Denny Regrade, Seattle, Design Banners for Public Art; Cheney Cowles Museum, First Place Sculpture; 39th, 40th Northwest Arts Exhibition, First Place Prints; 3rd, 4th Alcoa Gallery, First Place Painting, Honorable Mention; Featured Artist, Art Exchange, Alternative Media and Open Exhibition; Featured Artist, NeoCon Exhibit, Chicago Catalogues and Articles 1969-2006: Numerous Newspaper Articles and Catalogues affiliated with Exhibitions listed Education and Teaching 1965-1967: Teaching Assistant, Undergraduate BFA, Visual Arts, University of Colorado 1969: Graduate MFA, Visual Arts, University of Colorado, Teaching Assistant 1969: Graduate Fellowship Teaching Associate, University of Colorado 1970: Teaching Honorarium, Denver Campus, University of Colorado 1971-1973: Visiting Lecturer in Sculpture, Drawing and Painting, University of Kansas 1990-1997: Graduate Studies Masters Program, Curriculum and Instruction, Western Washington University; Photographic Studies, Advance Placement Conferences 1981-1993: Artist-in-the-Schools, Washington State Arts Commission Grant, Instructor in Drawing, Painting and Sculpture; University Preparatory Academy and Adult Education, Instruction at multiple schools at various levels 1993-2004: Instructor of Visual Arts and Established Curriculum Sequence and Content, The International School, Bellevue, Washington
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