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Joanne Kent My work is a continuing exploration of paint and its application. The works are experiential, about oil paint, color, texture, form, the intrinisic qualities of the materials, and how these works exist in an environment. Paint is used as a sculptural medium, giving the works a charged physical presence that energizes the space they inhabit. Scale ranges from 6 x 6 inches to 48 x 48 inches. I have exhibited extensively in Washington, D.C., and in other areas. I am the recipient of a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, a Gottlieb Foundation grant, and grants from the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and hold an MFA degree in painting and drawing from the University of Minnesota.
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| SOLO EXHIBITIONS | |||
| October 2005 | PASS Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| June-July 2004 | Art on Location, Muleh, Washington, DC | ||
| November 2002 | Gallery K, Washington, DC | ||
| June
2000 |
Gallery K, Washington, DC |
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| February
1999 |
Gallery
K, Washington, DC |
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| August
1998 |
Parish Gallery, Washington, DC |
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| April 1998 | Gallery K, Washington, DC | ||
| May 1995 | Gallery 10, Washington, DC | ||
| September
1986 |
Anton
Gallery, Washington, DC |
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| March 1985 | Anton Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| November 1983 | Hardart Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| April 1983 | Gray Gallery, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minnesota | ||
| SELECTED MULTI-ARTIST EXHIBITIONS | |||
| February 2007 | WPA/C Centerpiece Artist Auction, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC | ||
| October 2006 | "Shock and Awe, Artists Against the War," Warehouse Art Complex, Washington, DC | ||
| May 2006 | Parish Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| January–March 2006 | "Remembering Marc and Komei," The Katzen Arts Center at American University, Washington, DC | ||
| January–March 2006 | "Sculpture Unbound," Edison Place Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| September 2005 | "Where Is the Peace," Warehouse Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| May 2005 | Anne C. Fisher Gallery, Washington, DC (2-person show) | ||
| March-May 2005 | "Thick and Thin," Cultural Arts Center, Glen Allen, Virginia | ||
| September 2004 | "War or Peace," Warehouse Theater, Washington, DC | ||
| September 2003 | "Altscapes," Warehouse Theater, Washington, DC | ||
| June-July 2003 | "Strictly Painting," McClean Project for the Arts, Virginia | ||
| June 2003 | Anti-war Poster Show, Macy Gallery at Teachers College, Columbia University, NY, NY | ||
| July and December 2002 | Gallery K, Washington, DC, small works | ||
| April-June 2002 | "Inaugural Exhibition," Eleven Eleven Sculpture Space, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC | ||
| October-January 2001-2002 | "Out of Tradition," Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, Wilmington, Delaware | ||
| July and December 2001 | Gallery K, Washington, DC, small works | ||
| October 2001 | PASS Gallery, Washington, DC (2-person show) | ||
| July 2001 | "Futur," McClean Project for the Arts, Virginia | ||
| July 2000 | Signal 66, Washington, DC | ||
| May-June 2000 | Troyer Gallery, Washington, DC (4-person show) | ||
| December 1999 | Lindenberg Gallery, Chelsea, New York | ||
| September 1999 | PASS Gallery, Washington, DC (2-person show) | ||
| August 1999 | "Intervistas,
Between the Bridges," Brooklyn, New York (site-specific outdoor exhibition) |
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| April 1998 | "Cooks Smell Time," Ruthless Grip Art Project, Washington, DC | ||
| January 1998 | Arlington Arts Center, Arlington, Virginia | ||
| September 1997 | Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC (group landscape show) | ||
| Januaray-May 1997 | "Sculpture Now 97," Washington Square, Washington, DC | ||
| March 1997 | "Surface Knowledge," George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia | ||
| January-February 1996 | "Shelf Life," D.C. Arts Center, Washington, DC (4-person show) | ||
| November 1995 | "Peace, Equality, and Democracy," World Bank, Washington, DC | ||
| May 1994 | "Across Borders/Sin Fronteras," Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC | ||
| November 1993 | "Art and Alchemy," Washington project for the Arts, DC | ||
| June 1993 | "The Hand Reaches," Fondo del Sol Visual Arts and Media Center, Washington, DC (3-person show) | ||
| June 1993 | "Explorations," Jones Troyer Fitzpatrick Gallery, Washington, DC (5-person show) | ||
| September 1991 | "Minimalism Today," Bathhouse, Atlanta Arts Festival (13-person show), Georgia | ||
| April 1991 | "Giving Shelter," BauHaus, Baltimore, Maryland | ||
| September 1990 | Andrea Ruggieri Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| September
1989 |
"Allusions,"
Dimmock Gallery, George Washington Unniversity, DC |
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| July 1989 | AFR Gallery, Washington, DC | ||
| March 1987 | Anton Gallery, Washington, DC (2-person show) | ||
| March 1984 | "Content/Discontent," Washington Project for the Arts, DC (4-person show) | ||
| EDUCATION | |||
| MFA/BFA | University of Minnesota, 1978/1976, Minneapolis | ||
| Painting | Corcoran School of Art (1972/1973) | ||
| French | Alliance Française, Paris (summer 1971) | ||
| Liberal Arts | University of Maryland, European Division, Heidelberg, Germany (1969-1971) | ||
| German | University of Heidelberg, Germany (summer 1969)
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| GRANTS AND AWARDS | |||
| 1993/1997 | DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Grant in Aid | ||
| 1992 | Gottleib Foundation Artists Grant | ||
| 1992 | Artists Fellowship | ||
| 1987 | Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant | ||
