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Exhibits | Education
| Statement |
Press Release
Selected
Museum Group Exhibitions
| 2002 |
"Intricate Layers", The
Attleboro Museum, Attleboro, Massachusetts
Curator, Dorothy Simpson Krause, Professor Emeritus, Mass. College
of Art |
| 2001 |
"Art for Sarah", The Swedish American
Museum, Chicago, Illinois |
| 2000 |
"Connecticut Vision 2000", The Mattatuck
Museum, Waterbury, Ct
Curator, Douglas Hyland, Curator, New Britain Museum of Art,
Connecticut |
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"CrossCurrents: The WAMA National Juried
Exhibition of Contemporary Art', The Walter Anderson Museum
of Art, Mississippi
Curator, Luise Ross, Luise Ross Gallery, New York, N.Y. |
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2000"2000 National Juried Exhibition",
The Bristol Museum, Bristol, Rhode Island. Curator, Kristin
Street, Director, Krause Gallery, Moses Brown School, Providence |
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"New Art Annual 2000", The Stamford
Museum
Curator, Lauren Ross, Curator, White Columns Gallery, New York |
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Selected Solo Exhibitions
| 2004 |
"Calm Waters", The Left
of the Bank Gallery, Old Greenwich, Connecticut |
| 2003 |
"Eden at Risk", Hays Gallery, Silvermine
Guild of Art, New Canaan, Connecticut |
| 2002 |
"Tranquil Views", Picture This Gallery,
Westport, Connecticut |
| 2001 |
"Traveled Paths", The Left of The
Bank Gallery, Old Greenwich, Connecticut |
| 2000 |
"Interpretations of the Landscape: Works
on Paper" |
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Selected Group Exhibitions
| 2007 |
"Blue Print", The Center
for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk, Connecticut |
| 2006 |
"25th National Print Exhibition",
Silvermine Galleries, New Canaan, Ct.
Curator, Kathy Caraccio, Master Printer, New York, New York |
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"Fibonacci", Small Space Gallery,
New Haven, Connecticut |
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"Flower Power", City Lights Gallery,
Bridgeport, Connecticut |
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"Culture and DNA: Where Science Meets
Art", Silvermine Galleries,
Curator, Myles Axton, Editor, Nature Genetics Magazine |
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"Drawing: Web to Wall", Silvermine
Galleries, Connecticut |
| 2005 |
"Unique Prints", Sacred Heart University,
Connecticut
Curator, Flo Hatcher |
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"Beauty and the Beast in Contemporary
Art", Silvermine Galleries,
Juror, Dominick Lombardi, Art Critic for the N.Y. Times |
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"Women Make Art", Haviland Gallery,
S. Norwalk, Connecticut |
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"Realism, Now", Silvermine Galleries,
Connecticut |
| 2004 |
"At Issue: Prints and Social Commentary",
Wheaton College, Beard Gallery, Curator, Ann H. Murray, Director |
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"The Centennial Tree Project: Art From
Connecticut's Forests", Dept. of Environmental Protection,
Kellogg Environmental Center, The Lyman Allyn Museum, Continued
Travelling Exhibition in the state of Connecticut, 2004-2005 |
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"Known/Unknown", Women's Caucus for
the Arts Group Exhibition, Carriage Barn Gallery, New Canaan,
Connecticut |
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"Connecticut Pastel Society", Gallery
53, Connecticut |
| 2003 |
"Women, War and Peace", Southern
Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut |
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"24th National Print Exhibition",
Silvermine Guild of Art, New Canaan, Ct.
Juror, Joni Moisant Weyl, Director, Gemini G.E. L. |
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"Plein Air Landscapes", Invitational
Exhibition, The Carriage Barn Gallery, New Canaan, CT , Curator,
Cecelia Barnett |
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"National Arts Program: Art Educators'
Exhibition", Capital Community College, Hartford, CT |
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Education
| M.F.A. Candidate, The Art Institute of Boston
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| B.F.A. Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond,
Virginia |
| The Art Students League, New York City, New
York |
| Kulicke-Starke Academy of Metalsmithing and
Jewelry Art, New York City, New York |
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Statement
Nancy McTague-Stock is an award winning
artist and respected arts educator. She is a current candidate for
her MFA at the Art Institute of Boston in Printmaking and Painting.
Nancy received her BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University at
aged twenty, and then went on to study for six years at the Art
Students League in New York, where she studied drawing and painting.
Her passion for the natural environment is revealed in her landscape
work, as she explores her focus with dexterity of media; oil, solar
etching, drypoint, monotype, pastel, watercolor and drawing. Despite
her notable artistic accomplishments, Nancy's penchant for sharing
her talents is evidenced in her commitment to education, passing
on her knowledge through teaching students of all ages.
Nancy's artwork has been exhibited in museums,
universities, and galleries across the country; she is in hundred
of private, corporate, and public collections here and abroad, with
commissions for many, such as the Department of Environmental Protection.
Nancy has been a presenter at the Aldrich Museum for Connecticut
Art Educators, a presenter at the Connecticut Art Educator's Annual
meeting, a lecturer for the Women Artist Series in Weston, a panelist
for the League of University Women, created the 'Landscapes into
Tuscany' painting tours in the 1990's and has served as a Master
Printer at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking. Nancy has also
been a featured artist with the Fairfield University Open Forums
program as well as a writer of various art related articles. She
is listed in "Who's Who of American Women" and "Who's
Who in America."
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