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Hana Bibliowicz

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HANA BIBLIOWICZ

7655 South Braeswood Blvd.#51
Houston TX. 77071
hbibliow@hotmail.com
Tel: 713 995 8469
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EDUCATION

1993 Summer Teachers Institute, Exploratorium, San Francisco, CA. Scholarship.

1993 Master of Fine Arts. Sculpture. San Francisco State University, SF., CA.

1988 Artist In Residency, R.I.T., Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, N.Y.

1972 Bachelor of Art, History, New York State University at Albany. Albany, NY.

1969 Anthropology, Los Andes University. Professors Gerardo and Alicia Reichell-Dolmatoff, Bogotá, Colombia.

TEACHING

2002-3 Adjunct Instructor, Survey of Art History, Wharton County Junior College, Sugar Land, Texas.

2002-3 Adjunct Instructor, Art Appreciation, Cy-Fair College, North Harris Community College District,
Houston Texas.

2003 Professor, Ceramics, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas.

2002 Professor, Sculpture, Texas Southern University, Houston Texas.

1999-01 Developed, taught and directed the group “The Clay kids”, a project to create income through the
production of clay products with youngsters under 18 years of age, from a deprived neighborhood
of Central Bogotá. The project received grants for 78 Million Pesos.

2000 Conceptual Design Teacher, Los Andes University, Bogotá, Colombia.

1998-01 Clay and Glaze Calculation Teacher at diverse places in Bogotá Colombia.

1998-01 Ceramics Sculpture, Hand-building Teacher, Los Andes University, Bogotá, Colombia.

1996 Artist in Residence, SFAEP, San Francisco Arts in Education Project, San Francisco, CA.

Artist in Residence at "LEAP, “Learning Through The Arts Project”. San Francisco, CA.

Artist in Residence. Southern Exposure Gallery, San Francisco, CA.

1995-6 Sculpture Instructor, The Dijanogli Visual Arts Center, Jerusalem, Israel.

1995-6 Painting Instructor, The Arts Colony, Mitzpe Ramon, The Negev Desert, Israel.

1995 Sculpture Instructor, Pre-College Program, Sonoma State University, East Cotati, CA.

1994 Ceramics Sculpture Instructor, CSSSA, California State Summer School for the Arts
Fresno State University New Fresno, CA.

GUEST LECTURING

1991 From two dimensions to infinity. “The work of the sculptor and the performer”.
University of California at Berkeley. Art Department, Berkeley, CA.

Reconstruction Siglo XX, Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, NY.

1987 Construction of Big Clay Sculptures. Museo de Artes y Tradiciones, Raquira, Boyacá, Colombia.

1988 Construction of large figurative sculptures. National Bank Pasto, Nariño, Colombia

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2002 STUDIOSCAPE Group show, Studio artist collective. Houston Texas.

FACULTY SHOW Wharton Junior College faculty show, Sugar Land, Texas.

2000 MUJERES EN ESCENA POR LA PAZ, Installation, Women’s Sculpture Show For Peace, at
Gilberto Alzate Avendaño, Gallery and Community Center, Bogotá, Colombia.

1999 EMERGENCIA, Installation, Galeria de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota, Colombia

1994 CSMA FACULTY GROUP SHOW, Mountain View Performing Arts Center, Mountain View, CA.

1993 SEX-TEXT, M.F.A. GRADUATE SHOW, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA.

1992 SARAO ARTISTICO, El Pedregal Del Sol Gallery, Bogotá, Colombia.

1991 SHUT DOWN, San Francisco State University, S.F. CA.

1987-8 RECONSTRUCTION SIGLO XX. Individual exhibit “Homo Habilis” Gallery,
Bogotá, Colombia. 47 Square meters. Clay environmental installation.

1987 WOMEN, Individual Show. Homo Habilis Gallery, Bogota, Colombia.

GRANTS FOR RESEARCH

1978     Traditional pottery from Raquira, Boyacá, Universidad de Los Andes Investigation Committee,
             Bogotá, Colombia, Produced the book The Big Pot in co-ordination with English historian and photographer
             John Orbell.

SELECTED INSTALLATIONS AND PERMANENT COLLECTIONS

2002 “Homage to Daughter” Ferlker Residence, Mural, acrylic. Bogota Colombia.

2000 “San Benito”. Commemorative bronze, for the 50^th anniversary of San Carlos School, Bogotá, Colombia.

2000 "Parque de Los Cerezos", Public Space installation promoted by "Accion Comunal" City of Bogota, Colombia.
With the participation of approximately 1200 neighbors.

1999 “Shejina”. Permanent collection. Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Gallery and Community Center, Bogotá, Colombia.

1993     Sex-Text Masters of Fine Art Show San Francisco State Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA.
             Three monumental sculptures in cement, bronze, wood, Styrofoam, and rebar covering 224 sq. feet.
             The installation depicts socio-psychological issues around sexuality.

1987 Reconstruction Siglo XX, Homo Habilis Gallery, and Bogotá, Colombia permanent outdoor installation
made in ceramic and cement.

PERFORMANCES

1995 The Monkey Artist, Studio Four, Oakland, CA.

1992 Trans-migration, Studio Four, Oakland, CA.

SELECTED TECHNICAL SKILLS

Sculpture: Welding, wax, mold making, wood construction, cement modeling.

Ceramics: Hand building, sculpture, glaze calculation, throwing, and murals.

Drawing: Figurative, gesture, line, perspective, stage design

Painting: Acrylic.

PUBLICATIONS

1990 Richard Zakin, Richard. Ceramics: Mastering the Craft. Chilton Book Company; Rodner, page 157.

1990 Guinar, Fernando. Editor. El Espiritu Erótico. Taller De Mente Colombiano, Bogotá, Colombia, page 167.

SELECTED SEMINARS

1998 “Catherine Davis, The Luis Angel Arango Seventh International Art Seminar”,
Luis Angel Arango Library, Bogotá, Colombia.

1999 “Curatorial Research Seminar for Art exhibitions”, Ministerio de Educacion,
(Department of Education), Bogotá Colombia.

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