Curriculum
Vitae of Roger Jamison
449 Searcy Drive, Juliette, GA 31046
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PRESENT
POSITION
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Frances
Sewell Plunkett Professor of Decorative
Arts, Art Department Chair,College of Liberal Arts, Mercer University
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Born
1947, Married |
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M.F.A. in Ceramics--Indiana University, Bloomington,
Indiana 1974 B.F.A. in Art with a concentration in Ceramics--Bethany College,
Lindsborg, Kansas 1970
University of Kansas 1965-1968 |
EMPLOYMENT
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Instructor,
Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Professor of Art at Mercer
University 1974 to present Chair,
Art Department, Mercer University, Macon, 1985-1994 and 2006 - present Associate Instructor, Ceramics, Indiana U.,
1973-74 Associate Instructor, Fundamental Studio, Indiana U.,
1972-73
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CURRENT
PROJECT AND RESEARCH Anagama Kiln: In 2000-01 I built a 250 cu. ft. Japanese style wood fired anagama kiln at my studio in Juliette. The kiln holds 500-600 average sized pots and is fired for four or five days continuously in order to create unique natural ash glaze surfaces on the clay. Each summer since 2001 a community of approximately 20 potters and friends from Macon, Athens, Milledgeville and Atlanta have fired this kiln. Firing large wood kilns is new to all of us and we are learning as we go. Research includes testing clays and glazes for the wood atmosphere and modifications to the kiln design to improve performance, along with the investigation of forms which respond well to wood firing. Eventually, two firings
per year are planned. I hope that the kiln and its firings will continue
to be a focus for the clay community in Middle Georgia affording not only
an alternative firing opportunity, but a chance to share ideas, information
and enthusiasm about ceramics.
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| JURIED EXHIBITIONS | ||
| 2004: | Strictly Functional National, Market House Gallery, Lancaster, PA | |
| 2001: | The Clay Cup VII, national competition. University of Southern Illinois, Edwardsville, IL | |
| 1998: | New
Form, New Function: Surface, national juried exhibition Arrowmont School
of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, TN Mar 1998, Honorable mention |
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| Master Craftspersons of Middle Georgia, regional juried exhibition, John Marlor Arts Center, Milledgeville, GA Apr. 1998Best in show and first place in ceramics | ||
| 1991: | Monarch
Tile Ceramic National, San |
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| Monarch Tile Traveling Exhibition, Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts, Florence, Alabama. | ||
| 1989: | Monarch Tile Ceramic National, San Angelo, TX, Wood Fired Porcelain | |
| 1986: | Visual Arts: The Southeast 1986 (10 State Regional Competition) Atlanta, Georgia, ceramics | |
| Clay and Fibers (State-wide Competition) Marietta-Cobb Arts Center, Marietta, Ga., ceramics | ||
| 1st
Annual Monarch Tile Ceramic Competition, San Angelo, Texas ceramics (national) |
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| Spotlight '86 / Southeast Crafts, University Gallery, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL | ||
| 1982: | Artists in Georgia, LaGrange College, LaGrange, Georgia, ceramics | |
| 1981: | Crafts in Georgia, Georgia Council for the Arts and Humanities, Rhodes Hall, Atlanta, ceramics | |
| 1980: | Southeast
'80 Craft Exhibition, Le Moyne Art Foundation Museum, Tallahassee, Fla.,
Raku pottery |
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| Georgia Designer-Craftsman Inc. Juried Traveling Exhibition, Atlanta, Savannah, Columbus, Madison, Georgia, ceramics | ||
| The Box: New Form, New Function, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, Tenn., ceramics (national) | ||
| 1979: | Georgia Designer-Craftsman Inc., "Border States Exhibition", Forrest Avenue Consortium, Atlanta, Georgia, ceramics | |
| Ceramics Southeast, Image Gallery, Athens, Georgia, ceramics | ||
| 1977: | Georgia Designer-Craftsman Inc., Juried Exhibition, Agnes Scott College, Atlanta, Georgia, ceramics | |
| 1976: | Georgia Designer-Craftsman Juried Exhibition, Macon, Georgia, Wesleyan College, ceramics | |
| 1975: | Atlanta Festival of the Arts, Juried Section, Piedmont Park, Atlanta, ceramic sculpture | |
| 1974: | Kansas Designer-Craftsman, Lawrence, KS., ceramics | |
| 11th Annual Small Sculpture and Drawing Exhibition, Western Washington State College, Bellingham, Wash., sculpture (national) | ||
| 1973: | Kansas Designer-Craftsman, Lawrence, Kansas, ceramic sculpture | |
| Fall
River Art Association 16th Annual National,
Fall River, Mass., ceramics |
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| Objects and Crafts, Indianapolis Museum of Art, ceramics (national exhibition) | ||
| Indianapolis Art 500, ceramics | ||
| Group
Show, St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind., ceramics |
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| 1972: | Kansas Designer-Craftsman, Lawrence, KS., ceramics | |
| Louisville
Biennial (A.C.C.), Louisville, Ky.,
ceramics |
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| 1970: | Kansas
Designer-Craftsman, Lawrence, KS.,
ceramics |
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| 1969: | A.C.C.
South Central Regional, Central City, Colorado, ceramics |
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| Kansas
Designer-Craftsman, Lawrence, KS. Clay |
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INVITATIONAL
EXHIBITIONS AND ONE-MA |
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| 2007: | Fired Works: A Regional Exhibition of Ceramic Art, exhibition and sale Macon Arts Gallery, Shrine Building Macon, GA. April | |
| 2006 | Keeping the Fire: Georgia Wood-Firing Potters, Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum, LaGrange, GA, Six pieces, November - December | |
| Teabowl Invitational traveling exhibition, North Texas State University Gallery, Denton, TX, three pieces, November | ||
| Kahmeyer and Students retrospective, Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS, Three pieces, September - November | ||
| Perspectives 2006: Fifty Georgia Potters and Collectors, Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation, Watkinsville, GA, Exhibition - two works, Sale - one hundred twenty works. August - September | ||
| Light Works, an exhibition of artwork accompanying the Macon Georgia Film and Video Festival, Eleventh Hour offices, Macon, GA, two pieces, April - May | ||
| First Anniversary Exhibition, Good Dirt Gallery, Athens, GA, twenty pieces exhibited, May | ||
| Fired Works: A Regional Exhibition of Ceramic Art, an invitational exhibition and sale at the Shrine Building and Macon Arts Gallery, Macon, GA. Exhibition-two pieces, sale 98 pieces, March-April | ||
| Teabowl Invitational, Hardman Gallery, Mercer University, Macon, GA, two pieces exhibited. March-April | ||
| 2005: | Open Studio and Sale, Jamison Pottery, Juliette, GA, approximately two hundred pieces exhibited | |
| Wood Fired Vessels: A Sabbatical Exhibition, solo exhibition at Hardman Gallery, Mercer University, thirty-five works exhibited. November | ||
| Bethany College Alumni, Sandzen Gallery, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS two pieces, October-December | ||
| "Middle Georgia Pottery", Georgia Jug Fest, Crawford County Courhouse, Roberta, GA. Two pieces exhibited. May | ||
| Georgia Potters at Good Dirt, group exhibition at Good Dirt Gallery, Athens, GA 40 pieces exhibited | ||
| "Prints Pots and Pallets", The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA, Eight pieces exhibited. March-April | ||
| Judges Exhibition: Middle Georgia Art Association Downtown Gallery, Macon, GA, approximately 30 pieces exhibited. March-April | ||
| "Wood Fired Clay", One Person Show: Cowel Myles Gallery, Wesleyan College, Macon, GA, Approximately 40 pieces exhibited. January- February | ||
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2004:
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Open Studio Exhibition and Sale: Jamison Pottery, Juliette, GA, Approximately 200 pieces exhibited. December | |
| "Wood Fired Clay" regional invitational exhibition, Blue Spiral Gallery, Asheville, NC, Ten pieces exhibited. November | ||
| Perspectives 2004 Statewide Pottery Sale Exhibition: OCAF, Watkinsville, GA. One hundred and fifty pieces exhibited. August-September | ||
| Perspectives 2004 Statewide Pottery Sale Exhibition: OCAF, Watkinsville, GA. One hundred and fifty pieces exhibited. August-September | ||
| Invitational Regional Teapot exhibition: Mudfire Gallery, Atlanta, GA, Two pieces exhibited. April | ||
| Two Person Show: Roger Jamison and Ken Krakow, Anagama fired ceramics and photographs of a firing of the Juliette Anagama. Macon Arts Gallery, Macon, GA. Approximately 50 pieces exhibited. March | ||
| 2003: | Christmas Exhibition, Middle Georgia Art Association Macon, GA Dec. 2003 | |
| Faculty Exhibition, Hardman Gallery, Mercer Univ. Macon, GA Aug.-Sept. 2003 | ||
| Perspectives, Georgia Potters, OCAF Watkinsville GA Oct.-Sept., 2003 | ||
| Clay: Contemporary Masters, MOCAGA, Atlanta, GA April - Aug. 2003 | ||
| Indiana Ceramics Alumni, dual exhibitions in Bloomington and Indianapolis, NCECA conference. March, two pieces | ||
| Tea Time, Middle Georgia Art Association, Macon, GA March 2003 | ||
| 2002: | “Contemporary Ceramics from the Permanent Collection”.
The Museum of Arts
Sciences |
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| “Prints
Pots and Pallets”, The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA Fall 2002 |
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| “Fiber and Fabric”, Middle Georgia Art Association, Macon, GA, Fall 2002 | ||
| Faculty Exhibition, Hardman Gallery, Mercer University, Macon, GA, Gall 2002, woodfired clay | ||
| Studio Show and Sale, Juliette, GA woodfired clay | ||
| 2001: |
“From Shoulder to Foot” and exhibition of Pottery and Figurative Painting
from the Southeast. Quinlan
Fine Arts Center, Gainesville, GA Nov. 2001, Jan. 2 |
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| Faculty Exhibition, Anagama fired stoneware, Hardman Fine Arts Building, Mercer University, Macon GA, Sept.- Oct. 2001 | ||
| Pottery show and Sale, Jamison Studio, Juliette, GA Oct. 2001 | ||
| 2000: | Crafts and 3D Exhibition, Middle Georgia Art Association, Feb.-Mar., 2000, Macon, GA | |
| Faculty Exhibition, Woodfired Saltglazed stoneware, Hardman Fine Arts Building Mercer University, Macon, GA, Sept. - Oct. | ||
| Pottery Show and Sale, my studio Juliette, Ga, Dec. | ||
| 1999: | Invitational
exhibition, “Clay Diggers”, Colquitt County Art Association gallery, Moultrie,
GA, March-April 1999 |
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| New
Members Exhibition, Middle Georgia Art Association, Woodfired Stoneware,
Macon, GA, Feb.-Mar. 1999 |
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| Contemporary
Ceramics from Georgia Collections, The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon,
GA April-June 19 |
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| Middle
Georgia Master Craftsman Exhibition, Middle Georgia Art |
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| Faculty
Exhibition, Woodfired Saltglazed stoneware, Hardman Fine Arts Building,
Mercer University, Macon, GA, Oct.-Nov., 1999 |
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| Pottery
Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, Juliette, GA Dec, 1999 |
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| 1998: | “Pots
and Paintings” group exhibition. Boulevard
Gallery, |
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| One
person exhibition of woodfired, saltglazed pottery, The John Marlor Art
Center, Milledgeville, GA, Aug.-Sept. 1998 |
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| Faculty exhibition, woodfired, saltglazed pottery, Mercer University, Macon, GA, Aug.-Sept. 1998 | ||
| Sabbatical
exhibition: woodfired, Saltglazed pottery, Hardman Fine Arts Building, Mercer
University, Macon, GA Oct- Nov. 1998 |
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| Pottery Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, Juliette GA Dec. 1998 | ||
| 1997: | “Recent Work” a one-person exhibition of woodfired saltglazed pottery, Brewton-Parker College, Mt. Vernon, GA October, 1997 | |
| Pottery
show and sale, Jamison Studio, Juliette, GA,; Dec.1997 |
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| 1996: | "Platters"
a national invitational exhibition, Indiana University Southeast Gallery,
New Albany, IN., woodfired platter |
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| "Pots,
Prints, and Pallets" invitational
exhibition and sale. The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Ga., woodfired
pottery |
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| 1995: | Pottery
on Orange Street , Show and Sale, Macon, GA, woodfired pottery |
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| What's Cookin' a group exhibition at ArtWalk, Lennox Mall, Atlanta, GA, stoneware pottery | ||
| Pottery
Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, Juliette, GA |
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| 1994: | Mercer
Art Faculty Exhibition, Hardman Fine Arts Building and Main Library Gallery,
Macon, GA |
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| "Local
Artists", (April) Forsythia Festival, Forsyth, GA, stoneware |
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| "Prints,
Pots & Palettes", The Museum of Arts And Sciences, Macon, GA, woodfired
pottery |
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| Pottery
Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, (June), Juliette, GA |
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| Pottery
Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, (December), Juliette, GA |
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| 1993: | "West
Georgia College Anagama Invitational", West GA College, Carrollton,
GA., ceramics |
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| "Dinosaurs,
Fish and Other Creatures" Georgia Southern University, Statesboro,
GA, ceramics |
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| "Earth Works" Young Drug Building, Macon, GA, wood fired ceramics. | ||
| "Pots
IV" JH Webb Gallery, Macon, GA, wood fired ceramics |
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| Pottery
Show and Sale, McFarling-Posnak Studio (May), Macon, GA |
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| Pottery
Show and Sale, Jamison Studio, Macon, GA, (Dec.) woodfired pottery |
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| 1992: | "Peaches"
The Museum of Arts and Sciences,
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| "Works
by Southern Baptist Art Faculty" Samford University, Birmingham, AL
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| "Works by Mercer Art Faculty" Louisiana College Art Department, wood fired ceramics | ||
| 1991: | One man show, Blackbridge Hall Gallery, Georgia College, Milledgeville, GA, woodfired stoneware | |
| Three
person show and sale, McFarling Studio, Macon, GA, woodfired
stoneware |
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| Group exhibition of pots and paintings, Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS. woodfired stoneware | ||
| "Pots III" JH Webb Gallery, Macon, GA woodfired Stoneware | ||
| "Pots,
Prints, and Palettes" at the Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia,
wood fired ceramics |
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| 1990: | Faculty
Exhibition, Main Library, Mercer University, Macon, GA |
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| 100th Anniversary Exhibition, Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS, stoneware pottery | ||
| Art Educators in Exhibition, The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA, woodfired clay | ||
| 1989: | The
Artist's Toys, North Arts Center, Atlanta, GA. woodfired ceramics |
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| Easter Midwest Art Exhibition, Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Lindsborg, KS, wood fired ceramics | ||
| 20th Anniversary Cortona Exhibition, The Georgia Museum, Athens GA, stoneware | ||
| "Pots,
Pots, Pots", Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Bethany College, Lindsborg,
KS, woodfired pottery |
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| Faculty Exhibition, Mercer University, Macon, Ga, wood fired ceramics | ||
| Georgia Clay: Studio Artists, The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA, woodfired ceramics | ||
| 1988: | Faculty Show, Mercer University, Macon, GA, wood fired ceramics | |
| "Open Studio", McFarling Studio Macon, GA, stoneware | ||
| "Open Studio", Jamison Studio, Macon, GA, stoneware | ||
| 1987: | Jamison-Hutto
Two-Man Exhibition, West Georgia College Gallery, |
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| One
person show. Wood fired ceramics. Nations Bank, Rome, Georgia |
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| "Pots 2" group exhibition. Wood fired ceramics. J.H. Webb Gallery, Macon, GA | ||
| "Renaissance
Art Faere" Macon Arts
Alliance, ceramics |
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| 1986: | One Man Exhibition, Centrum Building, Oregon School of Arts and Crafts, Portland, OR. ceramics | |
| Wesleyan College-Mercer University Joint Faculty Show, Wesleyan College, Macon, GA. Ceramics | ||
| American Crafts at the Hien-So Gallery, Kyoto, Japan, woodfired earthenware |
| Four
Clay Artists, Scherer Studio, Macon, GA. functional pottery |
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| 1985: | Group Exhibition, J. H. Webb Gallery, Macon, Georgia. ceramics | |
| Group
Exhibition, Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA, Ceramics |
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| Group
Exhibition, Mingenback Art Gallery,
Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas, ceramics |
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| 1984: | Group Exhibition, Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA ceramics | |
| Work
chosen for the corporate collection of Williams and Associates, Macon, Georgia.
ceramics |
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| 1983: | Artists
in Georgia, Lamar Dodd Art Center, La Grange College, La Grange, Ga., ceramics
(exhibition also traveled to other sites) |
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| Group
Exhibition, Hall Gallery, Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia
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| Work
chosen for the corporate collection of Sidney Friedman Co., Waverly Galleria, Marietta, Georgia, ceramics |
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| 1982: | Georgia
Clay Invitational, Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia |
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| One-Man Show, Stoneware, Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga | ||
| 1981: | One-Man Show, Stoneware Pottery, Mercer University, Macon, GA | |
| 1980: | Georgia
Crafts Exhibition, Governor's Mansion, Atlanta, Georgia, porcelain |
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| Messiah Festival Group Exhibition, Sandzen Memorial Gallery. Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS., ceramics | ||
| One-Man Show, Wood-Fired Pottery, Student Center Gallery, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas | ||
| 1979: | Cortona Artists-in Residence, Group Exhibition, University of Georgia, Athens, ceramics | |
| 1978: | Hutto-Jamison
Two-Man Show, Mercer University, Macon,
Georgia, porcelain |
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| Artists-in-Residence, Group Exhibition, Palazzo Casali, Cortona, Italy, ceramics | ||
| 1977: | One-Man
Show, Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, primitive pottery |
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| Group
Show 953-957 Peachtree Street, Atlanta,
Georgia, ceramics |
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| Three-Person Exhibition, St. Johns Community College Gallery, Palatka, Florida, primitive pottery | ||
| 1975: | One-Man Show, Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio, ceramic sculpture | |
| 1974: | Georgia Potters, Georgia State University, Atlanta, ceramic sculpture | |
| One-Man
Show, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia, ceramics, sculpture |
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| Thesis Exhibition "Little Things" Indiana University Museum of Art, Bloomington, IN |
| 1973: | Indiana Ceramics, Depaw University, Group Exhibit, ceramics | |
| 1972: | One-Man
Show, Sandzen Memorial Gallery, Lindsborg, Kansas, salt-glazed ceramics |
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| 1971: | Kansas
Artist-Craftsman Professional Invitational, Raku pottery |
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| Jamison-Coles Two-Man Show, Fort Hays State College, Hays, Kansas, Raku pottery | ||
| AWARDS, COMMISSIONS, COLLECTIONS | ||
| 2000: | Honorable Mention, Middle Georgia Craft and 3D Exhibition, Middle Georgia Art Art Association, Macon, GA, Feb-Mar. 2000 | |
| 1998: | Honorable
mention for “Stretched Platter” in the exhibition “New Form, New
Function: Surface” Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg,
TN Mar. 1998 |
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| Best
in Show (platter) and First place in Ceramics (urn), Master Craftsmen of
Middle Georgia Exhibition, The John Marlor Arts Center, Milledgeville, GA,
April |
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| 1995: | Model
of "Heart of Friendship" (1:12
scale) commissioned by the Macon Chamber of Commerce for presentation
to the Kurobe, Japan Chamber of Commerce commemorating the 20th anniversary
of the sculpture's installation |
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| 1993: | Work
purchased for the permanent collection of Georgia Southern University |
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| 1989: | Work
purchased for the permanent collection of the Museum of Arts and Sciences,
Macon, GA |
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| 1987: | Work purchased for the permanent collection of West Georgia college | |
| 1986: | Georgia
Council For the Arts, Art Bus Purchase Award |
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| 1975: | Cor-Ten
Steel Sculpture "Heart of Friendship" for the Macon Chamber of
Commerce Building, Macon, Georgia |
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| 1973: | Designer-Craftsman
Award, Clay - Kansas Designer-Craftsman Juried Exhibition, Lawrence, Kansas
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| PUBLICATIONS,
PAPERS |
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| 2005: | "Forged in Fire" interview with photographs by Skippy Davis, The Macon Telegraph, Sunday Oct. 17 | |
| "Firestarter" interview of Roger Jamison by Diane Mead, photographs byKen Krakow, Eleventh Hour, Macon, GA, March | ||
| 2004: | The Evolution of a Small Wood/Salt Kiln and the Transition to Anagama: Lecture delivered at Perspectives 2004: Georgia Potters and Collectors, OCAF, Watkinsville, GA. August-September | |
| Jamison Anagama Kiln Firing , article by Diane Mead appeared in Ceramics Technical No. 18 May 2004, an Australian periodical. Three pages with seven photos of my work | ||
| 2001: | Paper
presented at SECAC conference Columbia, SC “Woodfiring Solo: A Woodfired
Salt Kiln for a Small Studio” October |
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| 2000: | Works,
kiln and statement included in Woodfired Ceramics: Contemporary Practice,
Col Minogue and Robert Sanderson: A.& C. Black/Penn Press, 2000 |
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| 1999: | Works
included in Contemporary Ceramics From Georgia Collections, The Museum
of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA. Page
16 and 27. |
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| 1998: | Works included in Ceramic Design: Lark Books, Asheville, TN. Publication, Fall 1998 | |
| 1997: | Works
included in Handbuilt Ceramics
by Kathy Triplett, Lark Books, 1997. |
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| 1994: | Essay:
"Joel Plum, Potter" published in the catalog of the exhibition.
Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA |
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| WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, RESIDENCIES, ETC. | ||
| 2004: | Artist in Residence, University of Georgia Studies Abroad - Japan. May- June | |
| 2001-2: | Consultant
and technical support for Neil Tetkowski workshop at the Museum of Arts
and Sciences, Macon, GA, January |
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| 1999: | Consultant
and technical support for Rudy Autio workshop at the Museum of Arts and
Sciences, Macon, GA. |
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| 1998: | Workshop:
Making Useful Pots on the Wheel, John Marlor Arts Center, Milledgeville,
GA, May, 1998 |
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| 1994: | Guest
Curator for "Joel Plum: A Celebration of
the Human Spirit" |
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| 1993: | Gallery talk on themes in my work, May 1993 Georgia Southern University, Foy Art Center. | |
| 1989: | Raku
Demonstration, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA |
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| 1986: | Artist-in-Residence,
July 28-Aug.22 Oregon School of Arts and Crafts, Portland, OR |
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| Primitive
Firing Workshop OSAC Portland, OR |
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| 1985: | 1-Day
Raku Workshop, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia |
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| 1983: | Raku Demonstration, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia | |
| 1981: | Juror,
Artist Market Division, Arts Festival of Atlanta
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| Constructed
and fired four 300 lb. reproductions of antique terra-cotta chimney pots
for the restoration of the Hay House Mansion, Macon, Georgia, January-June. |
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| 1980: | Visiting
Artist, North Texas State University, Two-Day Primitive Firing |
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| 1978: | Artist-in-Residence,
University of Georgia Studies Abroad Program, Art and Environmental Design,
Cortona,/Italy, l0 weeks |
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| 1977: | Visiting
Artist, Governor's Honors Program, Wesleyan College.
Ceramic sculpture workshop |
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| 1976: | Visiting Artist, Wesleyan College, "Primitive Firing Workshop" | |
| 1975: | Visiting
Lecturer, Wesleyan College, "Graduate Study in the Visual Arts"
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| MEMBERSHIP
IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS |
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| 1987-Present:
American Association of University Professors |
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| 1969-00: | National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts.
Attended national conferences in 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976,
1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1991-1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001 |
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| 1974 & 86-94: | College
Art Association |
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| 1974-81: | Georgia Designer-Craftsman, Inc., Board of Directors, 1976 | |
| 1968-71: | Kansas
Designer-Craftsman Organization |
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August, 2006 |
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