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ALISON JARDINE

EDUCATION
2017  Master of Fine Arts, Painting & Drawing, University of North Texas, Denton, TX
2015 Graduate Studies, Art & Technology, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX
1994 BA (Hons), University of London, Birkbeck College, London, UK  

AWARDS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
2019 Awarded full Fellowship to the Vermont Studio Center for a month’s residency.
2017  The Thomas Norby Memorial Scholarship, University of North Texas, Denton, TX
2016 Finalist for the Hunting Prize, Painting & Drawing, Houston, TX
2016  New American Paintings?No. 126, West edition, USA
2016  The Joann Elliot Bond Memorial Scholarship, University of North Texas, Denton, TX
2015  Best in Show award, 500 XPO, 500X Gallery, Dallas, TX
2013  The Henderson Art Prize for public art, Dallas, TX
2009  Grand Prize Winner, Art of Elan, Dallas, TX 

PUBLISHED BOOKS
2020 Make Great Art on Your iPad by Alison Jardine. Second Edition, revised. Octopus Press
         (London, UK); Ilex Publisher (NY, USA); part of Hachette Books. Publ. March 2020.
2018  Dessiner Facilement sur Ipad avec Procreate by Alison Jardine. Dessain & Tolra/LaRusse (France)
2017  Make Great Art on Your iPad by Alison Jardine. Octopus Press (London, UK); Ilex Publisher (NY, USA) 

RESIDENCIES
2023 Resident Fellowship, Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, GA
2020 Arte Ventura, Seville, Spain (Postponed through Covid)
2019 Vermont Studio Center, US. Awarded a full Fellowship.
2013  Resident Fellowship, Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, GA
2013  Artist-in-Residence, Dallas Arboretum, Dallas, TX 

SOLO SHOWS
2019 The Forest, Basketshop Gallery, Cincinnati, OH
2019 Inside, Out, Divisible Gallery, Front Street, Dayton, OH
2017  Objects from a Future Past, Erin Cluley Gallery, Dallas, TX
2016  Landscapes from the Anthropocene, Northlake College, Irving, TX
2015 Some Found Form, ModArt Gallery, Dallas, TX
2014  Solar Explorations, LuminArte Gallery, Dallas, TX
2012  PixelNation, Ro2, Dallas TX
2011  PixelNation, ArtCentre of Plano, Plano TX
2011  Intermittent Light, Laura Moore Gallery, McKinney TX 

SELECTED GROUP SHOWS & COLLABORATIONS
2020 With Devotion, The Contemporary, Dayton, OH. Gianna Commito, Alison Jardine, Heather Jones, Paige Williams & Jennifer Omaitz.
2019 KNO – Kiev Non-Objective Project (Divisible, Front Street Gallery). M17 Contemporary, Kiev, Ukraine. Part of the Big Circle Initiative. Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Heather Jones, Douglas Witmer, Matthew Langley, Jessica Snow & Alison Jardine.
2019 Open Source, Summer Show, The Carnegie, Covington, KY.
2018 Reductive Non-Objective Art Cincinnati: New Work for A New System; Co-Curated by Jeffrey Cortland Jones (USA) & Billy Grune (AU), Produced in association with West Projects, Australia; WEST PI & Assoc International; Divisible, Dayton Ohio; and the Biennale of Contemporary Non-Objective Art, Grenoble France.
2018  OSO Bay Painting Biennial XX, A&M University, TX
2017 Summer Show, Erin Cluley Gallery, Dallas TX
2016  ONE, curator Nathan Madrid, The Art Room, Fort Worth, TX, USA
2016  Lightweight, curator Lisa Alembic, Hambidge Center, GA, USA
2016  500XPO, juror Erin Cluley, 500X, Dallas, TX, USA
2016  Summer Show, Erin Cluley Gallery, Dallas, TX, USA
2015  Ipseity, Liz Trosper & Alison Jardine. Curator Christopher Blay, Tarrant County College, Arlington, TX
2015  Exhibit, Alison Jardine, Luke Harnden and Liz Trosper, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX
2014  Urban Ecologies, Liz Trosper & Alison Jardine, CentralTrack Residency, Dallas, TX
2015  The Consortium, 500 Singleton, Dallas, TX
2014  Group Exhibit, Zener-Schon Gallery, San Francisco, CA
2013  500XPO, juror Aaron Parazette, 500X, Dallas, TX
2012  125 Show, juror: Ryder Richards & Laura Green, The ARTs Gallery, Plano, TX
2012  Juxtaposition, curator Alysss Monks, Six Summit Gallery, Ivoryton, CT
2012  Paperwork, Ugallery, San Francisco, USA
2011  Third Coast National, juror Trenton Doyle Hancock, K Space Contemporary, Corpus Christi, TX
2010  Affordable Art Fair, presented by Ugallery, Manhattan, New York, NY
2010  Summer Show, Galleri Urbane, Dallas, TX  

PUBLIC ARTWORKS
2015  Aurora Festival of Light; Nothing Stays Put, Zhulong Gallery, Dallas TX
           The Inside Out Collective (Alison Jardine, Liz Trosper & Lauren Cadieaux)
2015-17  Selected as a pre-qualified public artist, Cultural Affairs Office, Fort Worth, TX
2012  The LiveLIVE project, UK’s Cultural Olympiad, London, UK
2013  Aurora Festival of Light, Silent Spring video projection, Dallas, TX 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE   

2023 Evergreen Valley College, San Jose, CA

Introduction to Digital Film & Video; Graphic Design I

2020-2022 University of Cincinnati, OH, School of Design, Architecture Art & Planning

Digital Painting; Surface Studio; 2D Studio; 3D Studio; 4D Studio; Drawing Foundations; 

2018  Painting II, Professor (Adjunct), University of North Texas, TX, College of Art & Design
2018  Watercolor Painting, Professor (Adjunct), University of North Texas, College of Art & Design
2018  Professional Practices, Professor (Adjunct), University of North Texas, College of Art & Design
2017  Drawing I, Teaching Fellow, University of North Texas, College of Art & Design
2017  Figure Drawing, Teaching Fellow, University of North Texas, College of Art & Design
2015-7  Drawing I, Drawing II, Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of North Texas, College of Art & Design

SELECTED TALKS & WRITINGS
2017 Is Painting Dead? (Episode 6) Interview/discussion as part of a podcast by CreateHub, London, UK
2015  State of the Arts: Arts & Technology, by KERA at the Dallas Museum of Art (Panelist), Dallas TX
2015  Drawing with Thread: Gabriel Dawe by Alison Jardine, published on KERA’s Art & Seek website, Dallas TX
2011  CBS National News, TV feature, nationwide 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Thomas Motley, Objects from a Future Past, Eutopia (eutopia.us), 2017
Georgia Erger, Urban Flora: An Interview with Alison Jardine, Peripheral Vision Arts, Issue 4, 2017
Patron Magazine, Best of the Arts, summer edition, 2017
Sidonie Sawyer, Alison Jardine, Dallas Observer, January 2017
Lauren Smart, Inside Out Collective Wiggled Their Way into Our Heads, Dallas Observer (October 14, 2015)