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jena scott
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education |
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1988 |
MA, Drawing, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA |
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1987 |
BA, Painting, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA |
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BA, Graphic Design/Illustration, Central Washington University,
Ellensburg, WA |
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1982 |
Whitman College, Walla
Walla, WA |
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selected
solo exhibitions |
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2003 |
"Introducing",
Tom Landowski Gallery, Seattle |
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2001 |
"The Explorers and Other
Historic Figures," Eyre/Moore Gallery, Seattle |
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1999 |
"Recent
Paintings," Eyre/Moore Gallery, Seattle |
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1998 |
Linda Cannon Gallery, Seattle,
(also 1997,1996,1995,1994) |
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1995 |
"Jena Scott: New Paintings," Live Bait Lounge, Seattle (also
1993, 1992) |
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1993 |
The Incidental Gallery, Seattle Writers Guild, Seattle
(also 1992) |
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"Verbal Rape: We Just Love That Hissing and Whistling, Boys!"
Pioneer Square neighborhood, Seattle (ongoing outdoor installation throughout
1993) |
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"New Paintings," Crocodile
Café, Seattle |
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"Tornado," Crocodile Café, Seattle
(installation) |
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1992 |
"Toss Yer Hat," Invitational carnival game installation, sponsored by Reflex Magazine, Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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"Airplanes," Two-part installation, Pioneer Square and Belltown neighborhoods, Seattle |
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1991 |
"Pugnacious," Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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1990 |
"Puckered Flame," Blake Gallery, Seattle |
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1989 |
Pioneer Square Saloon, Seattle |
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1988 |
Sarah Spurgeon Gallery, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA |
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Four installations, Student Union
Building, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA |
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1987 |
Four Winds Gallery, Ellensburg, WA (also 1986) |
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Valley Café, Ellensburg, WA |
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1986 |
"Splendid Schisms," Café Rose, Ellensburg, WA |
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selected
group exhibitions |
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2003 |
"Art of Dining Invitational," Women’s Funding Alliance, Seattle Center Pavilion
rooms (also 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998) |
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Seattle Erotic Art Festival, Town Hall, Seattle,
curated by Kirsten Anderson, Roq La Rue Gallery |
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2002 |
"The
Portrait in Contemporary Art," Bumbershoot
Festival of the Visual Arts, Seattle Center, curated by Matthew Kangas |
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Artist
Trust Invitational, Seattle Center Pavilion rooms, Seattle (also 2000) |
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2001 |
"Sextablos," Augen Gallery, Portland, OR (catalog) |
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"Sextablos," Jacqueline Lloyd Gallery, Taos, NM |
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2000 - 2001 |
"Sextablos," Red Bud Gallery,
Houston |
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"NOW WHAT?," Eyre/Moore
Gallery, Seattle |
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"I
HEART MOM," Roq La Rue,
Seattle |
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2000 |
"Artists 2000," Bumbershoot
Festival of the Visual Arts, Seattle Center, curated by Matthew Kangas |
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"Splendor in the Bash," Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington,
Seattle |
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"Sextablos," Barrister's Gallery, New
Orleans |
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"Faces," Air Touch Cellular/Verizon Wireless, Bellevue, WA, curated by
Margery Aronson |
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"Storytellers," Bainbridge Island Arts and Crafts, curated by Victoria Josslin |
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"Art Work for AIDS," Invitational Exhibition, Northwest AIDS Foundation,
Seattle Center (also 1999, 1997, 1996, 1995, catalog) |
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"A Gift of Life and Time," Bank of America Gallery, Seattle (catalog, video) |
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"Now What? Reflections on the Past 1,000 years," Eyre/Moore Gallery,
Seattle |
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1999 |
"Sextablos," Hyde Art Center, Chicago,
curated by Michael Hernandez de Luna (catalog) |
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1998 |
"Paper Anniversary," Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle |
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"200
Glasses Annual," Market Foundation Invitational Benefit, Virginia Inn, Seattle (also
1997, 1996, 1995, 1994) |
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1997 |
"ANA 26," Holter Museum of Art, Helena, MT, curated by Juane Quick-To-See
Smith |
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"Femme Fatale", Fisher Gallery, Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle |
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"Me, Myself and…",
Downtown Museum of Arts, Los Angeles, CA |
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1996 |
"Monsters," Bumbershoot Arts Festival, Seattle Center Northwest Rooms,
curated by Lloyd Herman |
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"Women and Cigars," Bandoleone, Seattle |
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"The 1996 Northwest Annual," Center On Contemporary Art, Seattle |
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"O.K. Invitational" O.K. Hotel, Seattle |
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"Secret Language: Personal Text in Art," MIA Gallery, Seattle, curated by Meg Shiffler |
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1995 |
"Folie a Deux," Invitational Exhibition, Center on Contemporary Art,
Seattle |
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"Protective Coverings," Francis Colburn Gallery, University of Vermont,
Burlington, VT, curated by Michael Oatman |
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"Visionaries: Significant Northwest Artists Present and Future," Bumbershoot
Arts Festival, Seattle Center, curated by Juan Alonso |
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"Dreams/Visions," Seattle Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery, Seattle |
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"Wrecking Ball," Invitational Exhibition, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle |
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1994 |
"Inaugural
Exhibition," Linda Cannon Gallery, Seattle |
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"Seattle Center
Invitational," Harrison Street Gallery, Seattle |
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"The 1994 Northwest Annual," Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, curated by Joel-Peter Witkin |
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"Boxes and Doors," Annex Theater, Seattle, curated by Bill Moore |
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1993 |
"The Possibilities: Perspective of a Shadow Generation," Bumbershoot
Arts Festival, Seattle Center Orcas Room, Seattle |
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"Galleria 99," Italia, Seattle, curated by Bill Moore and Alan Pruzan |
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"Things That Fly," Italia, Seattle, curated by Bill Moore and Alan Pruzan |
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"Artists For a Hate-Free America," Invitational Exhibition, Crocodile Café,
Seattle |
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"The Nightmare Continues," Italia, Seattle, curated by Bill Moore |
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"Young Blood," Live Bait Lounge, Crocodile Café, Seattle |
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"Opening Exhibition," Incidental Gallery, Seattle Writers Guild, Seattle |
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1992 |
"Alumni Show," Pioneer Square Saloon, Seattle |
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1991 |
"Galleria 99," Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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"The Daniel Annual," Invitational Exhibition, sponsored by Daniel Smith Art
Supplies, Broadway Market Gallery, Seattle |
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1990 |
"The Bumbercrop Show," Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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"Core Sample," Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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"W.P.A.," Galleria Potatohead, Seattle |
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1989 |
"American Artists," Government of Japan corporate purchase and
placement program, Tokyo (also 1988) |
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1988 |
Café Rose, Ellensburg, WA |
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"Paintings," Four Winds Gallery, Ellensburg, WA |
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1987 |
"The Self-portrait," Café Rose, Ellensburg, WA |
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Sarah Spurgeon Gallery, Ellensburg, WA (also 1986) |
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collections
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Art Access Magazine, Seattle |
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Bowman Design, San
Francisco |
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El Charos Studios, Chicago and Seattle |
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Forge
Partnerships, Irvine, CA |
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Government of Japan, Business Division |
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Historia Records, Dortmund, Germany |
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RAJA Investments, Boise, ID |
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Ripplestick Publishing, Santa Monica, CA |
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Ross Entertainment, Charlotte, NC
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Seattle Gay Pride Foundation, Seattle
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Seattle Writers Guild,
Seattle, WA
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SST Records, Lawndale, CA
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Steward's Clinic, Concord, NC
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Wagaman Recording
Studio, Chicago
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Women's Funding Alliance, Seattle
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awards
and honors |
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2002 |
Juror, Annual
Student Art Exhibition, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA |
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2001 |
Sole juror, "Annual International Art Invitational," Western
Washington University, Bellingham, WA, Co-curated with Michael Klein, Microsoft
Corporation (catalog with essay) |
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2000 |
Juror, "Beyond Borders: Annual International Art Invitational," Western
Washington University, Bellingham, WA, co-curated with Michael Klein, Microsoft
Corporation, (catalog with essay) |
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1999 |
National
Endowment for the Arts grant, Open Studio Projects, through the Seattle Art Museum
and The Benton Foundation (also 1998, 1997) |
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1997 & 1998 |
The Beverly McDevitt
Fellowship (painting), Portugal |
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1994 |
Best in
Show, "The Northwest Annual," Center on Contemporary Art, curated by
Joel Peter-Witkin |
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1989 |
Purchase
Award, Government of Japan, Tokyo |
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1988 |
Two
individual Purchase Awards, Government of Japan, Tokyo |
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