Timothy J. Segar
2604 Ames Hill Rd
Marlboro, Vt. 05433
802-254-5491
Mailing Address box 414
EDUCATION
M.F.A., Sculpture, University of California, Berkeley 1979
M.A., Fine Arts, University of California, Berkeley 1978
B.F.A., Rhode Island School of Design 1975
Yale University 1969-70
EMPLOYMENT
Professor of Fine Art, Marlboro College 1998 – present
Professor of Sculpture, Pont-Aven School of Art,
Pont-Aven, France summer 1999
Assistant Professor of Fine Art, Amherst College 1990 -1998
Sculptor/Ceramist, Austen Riggs Center 1989-90
Visiting Assistant Professor of Art, Sculpture and Drawing, 1985-86
University of Oklahoma
Visiting Assistant Professor of Art, Sculpture, Hunter College 1984
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Sculpture Department 1977-79
U.C. Berkeley
EXHIBITIONS
Timothy Segar
Sculpture and Drawing Feb 2010
Oxbow Gallery
Northampton , MA
Almost Machines
Oxbow Gallery March 2007
Northampton , Ma
On The Table March 2005
Paintings on Tables and Sculpture
Oxbow Gallery
Northampton, Ma
Small Works December 2004
Oxbow Gallery
Northampton MA
A Marriage of Convenience 2002
Canal Gallery
Holyoke, MA
Window Works 2002
Brattleboro Museum
Brattleboro, VT
Three Artists 2002
Washington Art Association
Washington Depot, CT 06794
Hammocks 2001
Drury Gallery
Marlboro College, Marlboro VT
Artists from Pont-Aven School of Art 1999
Rennes Museum
Rennes, France
Pont-Aven School of Art Faculty Show 1999
Musee Le Carre Long
Nizon, France
Timothy J. Segar – Wire Mesh and Wax 1999
Sculpture and Drawing
Drury Gallery
Marlboro College
Five College Studio Art Faculty 1996
Drawing Exhibition
Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts
Cathy Osman & Timothy J. Segar 1995
In Collaboration
Hampden Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts
Five Artists at Amherst College 1994
Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts
Timothy J. Segar 1994
55 Mercer Gallery, New York, New York
“What’s So Funny About All This?” – Timothy Segar 1992-3
Darling Sculpture Court, Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College
Hanover, New Hampshire
Faced and Exposed 1992
Eli Marsh Gallery, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts
Nature in Mind 1993
The Spotted Dog Gallery, Chatham, New York
Three Artists 1992
The Rentschler Gallery, West Hartford, Connecticut
3 Sculptors of the Lower East Side 1987
178 & 164 Suffolk Street, New York, New York
Timothy J. Segar, Sculpture and Drawing 1986
Lightwell Gallery, Norman, Oklahoma
Three Sculptors 1985
Virtual Garrison Gallery, New York, New York
Sculpture 1985
Virtual Garrison Gallery, New York, New York
Four Artists 1982
Westbeth Gallery 1, New York, New York
Sculpture Sites 1982-85
Amagansett, New York
Introductions 1978
Hansen Fuller Gallery, San Francisco, California
M.F.A. Show 1980
University Art Museum
Berkeley, California
University Artists 1979
Worth Rider Gallery, Berkeley, California
National Ceramics Invitational 1976
Long Art Gallery, Claremont, California
Council for Ceramic Arts Invitational 1976
Carborundum Museum, Niagara Falls, New York
Reliquaries 1975
Woods Gerry Galley, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island
VISITING ARTIST LECTURES
Visiting Artist, Cornell University 1998
Visiting Artist, Lawrence University 1998
Visiting Artist, Marlboro College 1998
Visiting Juror, University of Massachusetts 1996
Visiting Artist, Brandeis University 1994
Visiting Artist, Dartmouth College 1992
Visiting Artist, University of Montana 1988
Visiting Artist, Trinity College 1987
Visiting Artist, Hunter College 1980-83
GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS
Research Spport from Freeman Foundation to study
Sculpture and Architecture of Vietnam 2005-09
Faculty Research Award Marlboro College 2006-07
Faculty Research Award, Amherst College 1993-94
Faculty Grant, Amherst College 1990-92
The James Phalen Scholarship, U.C., Berkeley 1978-79
The Class of 1883 Fellowship, U.C., Berkeley 1979-80
Roslyn Schnieder Eisner Prize for Creative Achievement, U.C. Berkeley
1977-80
Artist’s Studio Grant, University of Montana 1975
COLLECTIONS
Marlboro College
Malcolm Wright Collection
Mead Museum, Amherst College
University Art Museum, Berkeley, California
Trinity College Museum, Hartford, Connecticut
Diana Fuller Gallery
Mr. and Mrs Carter Thatcher
Peter Voulkos
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harris
(as well as numerous private collections)
EXHIBITIONS CURATED
In Two Worlds : The Graphic Work of Modern Sculptors 1995
Mead Art Museum
Amherst College
Eli Marsh Gallery – Fayerweather Hall
Amherst College
Amherst, Massachusetts
and
William Holland Drury Gallery
Marlboro College
Marlboro, Vermont
Between 1990 and the present I have curated shows by the following artists:
John Crawford
Rackstraw Downes
Elizabeth Dworkin
Nancy Friese
Susan Lichtman
Judy Pfaff
William Tucker
Dennis Congdon
Jing-Chu YU
Zeke Berman
Hongtu Zhang
Chris Nelson
Joseph Smith
Elizabeth Meyersohn
GALLERY TALKS AT MEAD ART MUSEUM and other galleries and Museums
Comparing The Cycladic Figure with Achipenko’s Reclining Figure 1993
Naum Gabo and Sol Lewitt and the Relationship of Their Work to Mathematics 1994
In Two Worlds … Sculptor’s Drawings 1995
A poem by Wallace Stevens 1995
An Ordinary Evening in New Haven 2000 – 2005
COURSES TAUGHT
All levels of Sculpture 1990-2010
Basic Drawing
Drawing II
Three-Dimensional Design
Introduction to Liberal Studies – Icons and Iconoclasm
Poiesis – An introduction to the Arts
Introduction to Studio Art
Five College Advanced Drawing Seminar
Making Scenes – with Charkey and Nelson
Constructed Realities with John Willis
Art Semester Projects with Willis, Osman and Boylen
Architcture as Sculpture – Sculpture as Architecture
Installation Art
Site Specific Sculpture
Video Installation with Jay Craven