JANET HASSINGER

EDUCATION
  M.F.A.  Stephen F. Austin University
  College of Fine Art
  Nacogdoches, Texas,  2006
 
  M.A.  New York University
  Program in Venice, Italy, 1983-1984
  New York City, 1985-1986

  Brandeis University, Post Graduate Teaching Program, 1973

  Boston Museum School, Jewelry, Sculpture, Ceramics, 1969-1970

  School of Fine Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, 1976
  Printmaking, Watercolor

  B.F.A.  Boston University School of Fine Arts, 1967


ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS
   
Buchanan Gallery, Galveston, Tx, April, 2007
Universidad Autónoma“Benito Juarez” de Oaxaca, Mexico, March, 2007
Abstracciones de Acantilado
  Stephen F Austin University , M.F.A. Thesis exhibit 2006
  Stephen F Austin University , M.F.A. candidacy exhibit 2004
  Mosquito Café, Galveston Tx,  2003
  Great Hall, Great Christ Church Cathedral, November 1999
  The Art League of Houston, “Silences”, January 1994
  Alvin Community College Art Gallery, 1993
  Third Coast Gallery, Galveston, Texas, 1992
  Bee County College, Simon Michael Gallery, Beeville, Texas, 1992
  Carriage House Gallery, Guilford, Connecticut, November, 1990
  University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas, 1989
  Strand Street Theater, Galveston, Texas, 1989
  Meridien, Boston, Massachusetts, 1986,1987
  Galveston Art Guild, Galveston, 1987
  Rachel Davis Gallery, Houston, Texas, 1981, 1986
  The River Café, Houston, Texas, 1986
  New York University Gallery, New York City, 1985
  La Colombe d’Or, Houston, Texas, 1977
  Dresser Tower, Houston, Texas 1977
  Pomeroy Pavilion, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1975

COLLECTIONS

  American General, Nashville, Tennessee
  Transco Tower, Houston, Texas
  First City National Bank, Houston, Texas
  Houston Optical Center, Houston, Texas
  Texas Eastern Corporation, Houston, Texas
  Southwestern Bell, Houston, Texas
  Mr. Alvin Ailey, New York City, New York
  Mr. Robert Joffrey, New York City, New York
  Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas
  Camp, Dresser & McKee, Boston, Massachusetts
  Rosenberg Library, Galveston, Texas

Residency

Vermont Studio Center, December 2010

JURIED AND INVITATIONAL EXHIBITIONS

Beeville Art Museum, Beeville ,Texas , Artists in Academics, work by Houston Arts

  Faculty, may-July 2010 

Gallery 1724, The little show, Salon de refuses,  Houston ,Tx July 2010 
Susan Hensel Gallery , Minneapolis Minnesota, “A Readers Art” 10th anniversary show,
  March/april  2010
College of the Mainland, Texas City, Tx  Faculty Exhibit, 2010
The Normal Gallery, “From Johnson” Olympia , Wa 2010

The Arts Alliance of Clear Lake, Flotsam and Jetsam”  summer 2009
Buchanan Gallery, opening show, Houston, Tx 2009

  Buchanan Gallery, summer group exhibit, 2008
  North Harris community College Gallery, summer show
Texas A&M university,Soul Sisters, selected works by women Artists from the collection, J Wayne Stark University Galleries,March,April2007
Kingwood College, juried show, Honorable Mention, spring 2007
Galveston College , Art & Ecology: A collaboration with Artists who Teach  Feb,2007
  College of the Mainland, Faculty show, 2008, 2006,2004
  Santa Fe International Art competition, Texas City, Tx.
  Best of Show, & Honorable  Mention 2004   
Galveston Art League 27th Open Juried Show, Richard Williams, 2nd Prize 2003
  Texas City International  Art Festival, 1st National Juried, Polly Hammett,
  1st Prize,& Honorable Mention2002,
  Moody Medical Library, Galveston Women Artists, Galveston, Texas,
  April 2000
  Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Council San Jacinto Community College, Faculty
  Exhibit, Houston, Texas, February 2000
  College of the Mainland, Faculty Exhibit, Texas City, Texas, January 2000,2004
  Blossom Street Gallery, Houston, Texas, 1998,1999
  Texas A&M University, Benz Gallery, three person exhibit, 1996
  Local Color, Small Works: A Juried Exhibition, College Station, Texas, 1995
  Lawndale Art & Performance Center, Houston Open Studios, Houston, Texas,
  March 1995
  Lamar University, Dishman Art Gallery, Beaumont, Texas, January 1995
  Fine Arts Center, Ninth Annual December Competition, Lubbock, Texas, 1994
  College of the Mainland, Faculty Exhibit, Texas City, Texas, 1993,1998, 2000
  Boston University, Alumni Exhibit, Juried, Boston, Massachusetts, 1990,1992
  Galveston Art League, Nineteenth Annual Competition, Honorable Mention,
  Lamar University, Juried, Beaumont, Texas, 1991
  Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, Louisiana, March 1991
  Galveston Arts Center, “Is there still life in still life or is nature Morte?”,
  Invitational, September 1991
  Galveston Arts League, Eighteenth Annual Juried, 1991
  Purchase Award, Rosenberg Library Collection, Galveston, Texas
  Diverse Works, War Show, 1991
  Third Coast Gallery, Oleander Show, 1991
  Galveston Art League, Artists Choice Show, Invitational, September, 1990
  Galveston Arts Center, Galveston’90, Juried by Dian Block of U.N.T., 1990
  University of Texas at Tyler, Texas, “Closed Woods…Open Waters”,  A Cultural
  Exchange, by invitation, September, 1990
  Galveston Arts Center, Group Invitational, March 1989
  Galveston Arts League, Spring Open Juried Exhibit, April 1989
  College of the Mainland, Texas A&M University (Marine Biology)
  Faculty Exhibit, 1989
  Galveston Arts Center, Studio Tour Artists Exhibit, November 1988
  Melancon Gallery, Lake Charles, Louisiana, 1985, 1988
  Laguna Gloria Museum, T.F.A.A. Association, “Texas Realism”, 1987
  Galveston Art League, Annual Open Juried Exhibit, Honorable Mention, 1987
  Third Prize. 1986
  University of Houston, Blaffer Gallery, “Opera Images”, 1985
  Pinnacle Gallery, “A Little Erotic”, Rochester, New York, 1986
  Midtown Art Center, “The New Nude” (catalogue available),
  Houston, Texas, 1985
  Public Works, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Houston, Texas, 1984
  Midtown Art Center, A Salute to Houston Artists, 1984
University of Houston, O’Kane Gallery, Houston Woman’s Caucus for Art (date?)
Palazzo Corradini, Ravenna, Italy, Vidoe Artfest, L’Immagine Future, 1983
Palazzo Biscari, Cantania, Italy, Eurovideo, Arte, 1983
Reinike Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana (date?)
  Jewish Community Center, Dance, 1985,1984
  Neartown Business Alliance, Area Instructors Show
  Watercolor Art Society, Houston, Texas, National Juried Show, 1984;
  Grumbacher Award, 1982; Honorable Mention, 1981, 1980;
  Exhibited 1979, 1978, 1977
  Western Federation of Watercolor Societies, Sixth Annual, Cash Award (date?)
  Dimension X, Art League, Houston, Texas
  Audubon Artists Thirty-Ninth National Exhibition, New York City, New York
  Jewish Community Center, Juried, 1981, 1976
  The Houston Festival, Rock Garden, A Sculptural & Dance Collaboration (date?)
  Texas Watercolor Society, Thirty-First Annual, Robert Simmons Award, 1980
  National Association of Women Artists, New York City, New York, 1980
  Assistance League of Houston, Honorable Mention, 1980
  City of Baytown, 13th Annual, Honorable Mention, Merit Cash Award, 1979
  Del Mar College, National Drawing & Small Sculpture Show, 13th Annual, 1979
  Texas Fine Arts Association, Laguna Gloria Museum,
Texas Art Supply Award, 1979
  The Art League of Houston, Pastel and Oil Competition, Honorable Mention &
  Merit Award, 1979; Exhibited 1978, 1977, 1976

PUBLICATIONS
  BOOK ARTS NEWSLETTER, no. 57, May 2010, UK.   page 34. by  Zach Pearl 
  http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/newspdfs/57.pdf
  The New Nude, Catalogue, 1985
  Houston on Stage, Magazine Cover, February, 1985
  Performing Arts, Magazine Cover, March, May, 1980
  Houston Artists, Calendar, 1985
  Galveston Art League, Artists Choice, International, 1990
  Boston University, G.S.U. Gallery, May 1990

REVIEWS
Houston Chronicle    1980
 New Orleans  1983 
 
TEACHING
  2010 Museum of Fine Arts Houston , Teachers workshop, March 6, 2010
1998-Present  Glassell School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, Watercolor
2005- present  International Art Program , College of the Mainland ,Oaxaca Mexico
1989-Present  College of the Mainland, Texas City, Texas Life Drawing, Beginning Drawing, Design I, Watercolor   History of Art, Art Appreciation
1992, 1994  Summer session, The Glassell School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas     Watercolor
1980-1987  Watercolor Art Society, Houston, Texas Occasional classes and workshops:        BeginningWatercolor, Intermediate Watercolor, Advanced Watercolor
1979-1988  Art League of Houston, Houston, Texas Beginning Watercolor, Advanced Watercolor, Basic   Drawing, Life Drawing, Collage
1978-1980  University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas Basic Drawing, Watercolor
1975-1980  Jewish Community Center, Houston, Texas Beginning Watercolor, Life Drawing, Sculpture
1971-1973  Massachusetts Public School System, Lynn, Beverly, Nahant and Marblehead, Massachusetts    Substitute Art Teacher

Visiting lectures

  Watercolor Art Society, Houston, guest lecture/workshop, 2008
  Galveston College, workshop, Feb, 2007
Universidad Autónoma“Benito Juarez” de Oaxaca, Mexico, March, 2007
Other activities
  Jurying , Galveston art league Jan 2010
  Jurying watercolor art society April 2010
  Wash  2007
CURATING
College of the Mainland, Art Gallery, Director, Curator, 1995-Present 
The Renaissance Foundation, Artists Loft: Galveston 1994-95
  Mardi Gras Museum, “Mardi Gras Indians”, March 1996
  The cultural phenomenon of the New Orleans Senegal Indian and Black Culture. Costumes, photographs by Michael P. Smith and   Christopher Porche’ West.

  “Tales Past”, Mary Jenewein, August 26 – October 1, 1995
  New Paintings of Shadows from her childhood

  “Reforming Mother Earth”, June 15 – July 1, 1995
 
  “Con-Text”, April 22 – May 29, 1995
  The appearance of the written word has become prevalent in contemporary art.

  “To Present or Represent”, March 11 – April 17, 1995
  A collage exhibit of both two dimensional mixed media and sculptural pieces celebrating the use of an object which transforms   into a new illusion.

  “A Map of the East:  Leo Rubenfein”, Mardi Gras Exhibit, February, 1995
  A photographic essay of Rubenfein’s travels throughout the East.

  “Water and Light”, November 26, 1994 – January 5, 1995
  Landscape images which have special emphasis on both elements.
 
  “Galveston Creates”, October 11 – November 21, 1994
  Twenty-five Galveston artists represented.

  “On the Table”, September 8 – October 5, 1994
  A collection of still life images from ten nationally renowned artists.

  “Pure Paint”, July 15 – September 1, 1994
  Nonrepresentational paintings which rely on the medium as the essence of process and content.  Four Houston artists.