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Updated: 2023-10-22 07:57:04

RESUME

BIO

Emily Ginsburg was born in New York, New York. She received her BA in Art History from Trinity College and an MFA in Printmaking from Cranbrook Academy of Art.

She is a multidisciplinary and conceptually driven artist whose work maps the psycho social impact  of everyday life through diverse media.  The complexity of embodied experience drives her research into how state of body and state of mind are perpetually entangled with media systems and quotidian rituals. Works range from digital print media, sculpture, installation, and painting, to animation and sound.

Her works have been exhibited nationally and internationally and commissioned for public art projects by the state of Washington for Foothills Elementary School, the Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs for Seattle City Light Seattle, as well as Portland State University, CYAN/PDX, and Modera Buckman in Portland.  She has also been awarded various project grants through the Regional Arts and Culture Council, and residencies in Siena, Vermont,  Florence, Siena, London, Brazil, and Finland.  Projects have been featured in publications such as the Map as Art by Kitty Harman, DATAFLOW by Gestalten, and reviewed in Art Papers, Art US, and The 22 Magazine amongst others. Works have been included in recent group exhibitions at Congress Yard Projects, Eutectic Gallery, and Well Well Projects. An upcoming solo exhibition will be at SE Cooper Contemporary in October 2023.

 

RESUME

 

EMILY GINSBURG

(503) 997-7339  elginsburg@willamette.edu, www.emilyginsburgstudio.com

 

EDUCATION

Master of Fine Arts, Printmaking, Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan,

1991, Bachelor of Arts, Art History, Trinity College, Harford, Connecticut, 1986

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2023 - Professor, Chair, Intermedia, Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University

2021- 2023 Professor, Chair, BFA Programs, Department Head, Intermedia, Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University, Portland, Oregon, 2013- 2021 - Professor, Chair, Media Arts, Department Head, Intermedia, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon

1991 - Assistant then Associate Professor, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon

                       

SELECTED COMMISSIONS, RESIDENCIES, GRANTS, AWARDS

2023                 Artist in Residency, Township 10, Marshall, North Carolina, (awarded)

                         Artist in Residency, Siena Art Institute, Siena, Italy, (February)

                         Artist in Residency, Noce Fresca, Sardinia, Italy (awarded)

2022                 Critic’s Visit Award: Connective Conversations Ford Family Foundation, Oregon

                         Research Travel Grant, Pacific Northwest College of Art @ Willamette University, Portland, Oregon (Los                                Angeles)

2021                 Artist in Residency, East Creek Art, Willimina, Oregon

                        Public Commission, Foothills Elementary School, Washington State Arts Commission

2019                 Public Commission, Modera Buckman, Portland, Oregon

                        Artist in Residency, Caldera, Sisters, Oregon

2018                 Critic’s Visit Award: Connective Conversations Ford Family Foundation, Oregon

2017                 Erasmus+ Grant, LUCA, Brussels and Ghent, Belgium

2016                 Fund for Art Investigation and Research Grant, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon (Holland                               and Spain)

2014                 Artist in Residency, Caldera, Sisters, Oregon

2012                 Artist in Residency, Arteles, Finland, (awarded)

2010                 Public Art Commission, CYAN PDX, Gerding Edlen, Portland, Oregon

2009                 Public Art Commission, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon

2008                 Public Art Commission, Seattle City Light, Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, City of Seattle, Seattle,                                           Washington

                          Artist in Residency, Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT, full fellowship

2002                 Project Grant, Regional Arts and Culture Council, Portland, Oregon

1999                 Artist in Residence, Studio Art Centers International, Florence, Italy

                         Project Grant, Regional Arts and Culture Council, Portland, Oregon

1994                 Project Grant, Regional Arts and Culture Council, Portland, Oregon

 

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS

2023                 In the Meantime, SE Cooper Contemporary, Portland, Oregon (October)

                        A Walking Meditation, a Score, a Conversation with History, Stones, Birds and Plants, Siena Art Institute,                            Siena, Italy

2019                 Feedback Loop, Northview Gallery, Portland, Oregon

                        Ways to Disappear in Plain Site, Albatross Gallery, Gold Hill, Oregon

2018                 Undercurrents, Anthroposophical Society, Rudolf Steiner Branch, Chicago, Illinois

2015                 If You Felt the Same, Vancouver City Hall, Vancouver, Washington

2014                 Mixed Feelings, Kathrin Cawein Gallery, Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon

2013                 Mixed Feelings, NINE Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2011                 Labyrinths: small press book project published by Justin Bland

2010                 Choreograph: Emily Ginsburg and Jane Lackey, two-person exhibition, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University,                              Marylhurst, Oregon

                         Busy Signals, Washington State University Gallery, Pullman, Washington

2008                 Habitual, Fairbanks Gallery, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon

2005                 Social Studies, Nine Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2002                 Slowness, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, Marylhurst, Oregon

2001                 Blotto, Manuel Izquierdo Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1999                 Heliocentric, Philip Feldman Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1999                 Wavelength, Studio Art Centers International/Florence, Florence, Italy

1998                 Wavelength, Zygote Press, Cleveland, Ohio

1997                 Mapping Mind Games, Tidbit Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1995                 Present Tense, The North Coast Seed Company Building, Portland, Oregon collaboration with Melissa McClure

1994                 Or Current Resident, Metropolitan Center for Public Art, The Portland Building, Portland, Oregon

 

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2022                 Home, Playground Gallery, Portland, Oregon, On the Verge of Recognition, Well Well Projects, Portland,                                  Oregon

2021                 New Ownership, Eutectic Gallery, Portland, Oregon, hard & SOFT, Congress Yard Projects, Portland, Oregon,                           curated by Mack McFarland and Ariana Jacob

2020                 Albatross Art Fair, Gold Hill, Oregon, McNeese National Works on Paper Exhibition, McNeese State                                       University, Lake Charles, Louisiana, Juried by Eleanor Heartney

2017                 Projects for the Page, Center on Contemporary Art and Culture, Portland, Oregon

                          PRINT NOW, Washington State University/Vancouver, Vancouver, Washington

2016                 Salon: Portland 2016 Biennial, The Studio Visits, Disjecta, Portland, Oregon, curated by Michelle Grabner

2013                 Profound Impact, Heathman Hotel, Portland, Oregon, Curated by the Elizabeth Leach Gallery

2011                 Reading, Writing, Gallery Homeland, Portland, Oregon, Curated by Lisa Radon

2009                 Sight/Mapping, Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Massachusetts, Curated by David                                Gibson and Trevor Richardson

2007                 Character, Tilt Gallery, Portland, Oregon, Seed Project, Plus Ultra Gallery, New York, New York, Artworld                                   Digest, Rare Gallery, New York, New York, TROCA USA, A Gentil Carioca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil                      

2006                 Oregon Biennial, Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon, curated by Jennifer Gately, Great American                                       Storage, Spring Gallery, Brooklyn, New York

2005                 Mindscapes, Art Institute of New York, New York, New York, The Gallery on the Plaza, New England Institute of                           Art, Brookline, Massachusetts

                        Mobile Home: Red Shoe Delivery Service, Nottdance Festival, Nottingham, England, George Adams Gallery                            at the Art Center, Melbourne International Arts Festival, Melbourne Australia, curated by Molly Dilworth

                        Digitally Mediated, Organization of Independent Artists, New York, NY

2004                COCA’s Northwest Annual, Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, Washington, Juried by Ken Lum, Transient                            Décor, Affair at the Jupiter Hotel, Portland, Oregon, Curated by Stuart Horodner and Saul Ostrow

2003                 Later, in conjunction with Core Sample, Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Portland, Oregon, curated by                              Nan Curtis

2002                 Subscribe, Cawein Gallery, Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon

2001                 Palimpsest, Hoffman Gallery, Oregon College of Art and Craft. Portland, Oregon

                        Gathering Time, Network Gallery, Cranbrook Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

2000                 Gathering Time, Houston Art League, Houston, Texas, Post Millennium Musings, Artemesia Gallery,                                         Chicago,  Illinois

1999                 Park of the Future, Gasterwerksfabreik, Amsterdam, Holland

                       

SELECTED REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS

2023                 Artist in Residence Lecture, Siena Art Institute, Siena, Italy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YshDSjJm_qY&t=23s

2021                 New Ownership: The First NFT Backed Ceramics Exhibition in Portland, Oregon, Ashley  Gifford, Ceramics Now, September 29th, 2021,

Art shows a bit more intense and cerebral this winter in Portland, Brianna Miller, The Oregonian, 

2019                 Connective Conversations: Curators and Critics Studio Visits, Ford Family Foundation, Roseburg, Oregon, (catalogue)

2013                 Emily Ginsburg: Mixed Feelings, Richard Speer, Willamette Week, Portland, Oregon, September 12th, Public Art in Portland, The Culture Trip, London, England, Melissa Pierce

2012                 Sign and Symbol, The 22 Magazine: Volume 2, editor, Cat Gilbert, Brooklyn, New York, images and interview between the artist and Cat Gilbert, pp. 74-83

2011                 Writing About Art About Writing, Matt Stangel, The Portland Mercury, August 25th, Reading Writing: Review at Gallery Homeland: Words as Raw Material, John Motley, The Oregonian, August 17th, There is Hope But Not For Us, Samizdat, Issue #1,  Journal of The Society for the Preservation of Lost Things and Missing Time, p. 9-10, Miami, Florida, Labyrinths: collaborative small press project featuring my work, book designed by Justin Bland, Curatorial Roundup, Victor Maldonado www.portlandart.net, , Seed Media Group, , www.visualizing.org

2009                 Site Mapping: Exhibition Catalogue, Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, David Gibson and Trevor Richardson, pp. 2-5, p. 11, Seattle City Light Sponsors Seven Art Installations, Adriana Grant, Seattle Post Intelligencer, February 12th

The Map as Art: Contemporary Artists Explore Cartography, Kitty Harmon, Princeton Architectural Press, New York, New York, p.136

2008                 DATA FLOW: Visualizing Information in Graphic Design, editors, R. Klanten, N. Bourguin, S. Ehman, F. van Heerden, Gestalten, Berlin, Germany, “Datanoid” essay, images on 168,169

2007                 Practice: New Writing and Art, Issue 2, Practice Press, San Francisco, California, May, “The Seed Project”, Art World Digest Magazine, David, Cohen, NY,NY

2006                 2006 Oregon Biennial Exhibition Essay and Catalogue, Portland Art Museum, Jennifer Gately, Portland, Oregon, pp. 15, 42-43, “A Biennial That Breathes”, Willamette Week, Richard Speer, August 2, p.54

2005                 “Emily Ginsburg at Nine Gallery”, PORT, Katherine Bovee, August 15

2004                 “Visual Arts Pick: Northwest Annual,” Seattle Weekly, Andrew Engelson, November, “There’s Plenty of Art to Feast Upon at Local Galleries”, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Regina Hackett, October 28, “Out in Oregon”, Artnet Magazine, Barry Newman, October, Core Sample Exhibition Catalogue and DVD

                        “Artful Thinking Outside the Box”, D.K. Row, The Oregonian, July 9

                          “Later”, Pat Boas, ART US, January/February

2003                 “Slowness” Exhibition Catalogue, Essay: Teri Hopkins, Interview,Stuart Horodner, “Art Overview”, Jeff Jahn, NWDrizzle, January

2002                 “Slowness”, Lois Allan, Art Papers, July August

2001                 “Blotto”, Pat Boas, Artweek, December

 SELECTED COLLECTIONS

Franklin Furnace Archive at the Museum of Modern Art, Museo da Gravura de Curitiba, Portland Art Museum, Library of Congress, Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, Cal State U/Long Beach, National Academy of Fine Arts, Hang Zhou, China, City of Portland, Portable Works Collection, City of Seattle, Gerding Edlen, Modera Buckman, Foothills Elementary School, State of Washington, Oregon Jewish Museum, Siena Art Institute