>EDUCATION
Towson University, Baltimore Maryland, Masters of Fine Arts, Graduate School
Fellowship Recipient, Spring 2005
School of Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University, Boston Massachusetts,
Bachelors of Fine Arts, 1996-1998
Parson School of Design, New York New York, 1993-1996
Studio Arts Center International (SACI), Florence Italy, January-May 1998
>SOLO EXHIBITION
2007
Museo de Arte de Mazatlán, (Travelling Exhibition)“Viviendo con
Otros”. Featuring a large collection of current works. Mazatlán,
Mexico.
2006
DIFOCUR de Sinaloa Galleria, (Travelling Exhibition) “Viviendo con Otros”.
Featuring a large collection of current works. Culiacan, Mexico
2005
3 South Gallery, “Group of Friends”, Thesis Exhibition of installation
and drawings, Baltimore, MD
2003
John Fonda Gallery, Exhibition of MonoChrome Drawings and Paintings, Baltimore
MD.
>GROUP EXHIBITION / PERFORMANCES
2006
Repetti Gallery, Curated by Rosanna Martinez, Growing Up In Public, Featuring
my “Dead/Asleep” project. New York, NY
Sub-Basement Artists Studio and Gallery, Curated by Cara Ober, Arbitrary Specifics:
Group Exhibition. Featured “Book of Worms” drawing series. Baltimore,
MD.
Richard Foreman’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater-Summer Series. Curated
by Morgan Pecelli, Performance Thanatology Research Society: Performance with
Bonnie Jones, Lucas Crane and Ric Royer, New York, NY.
District of Columbia Art Center, Performance Thanatology Research Society:
Performance with Bonnie Jones, Lucas Crane and Ric Royer, Washington D.C.
Richard Foreman’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater-Outside/Input Series.
Curated by Daniel Allen Nelson, Performance Thanatology Research Society:
with Bonnie Jones, Lucas Crane and Ric Royer, New York, NY.
2005
Goodesign Studios, D.U.M.B.O Arts Festival, New Works by Yeni Mao and Jackie
Milad, Brooklyn, NY
14KT Cabaret, Wig Night. Performance Thanatology Research Society: Performance
with Bonnie Jones and Ric Royer, Baltimore, MD.
Richard Foreman’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater, Performance Thanatology
Research Society: Performance with Bonnie Jones and Ric Royer, New York, NY.
Baltimore Museum of Art, Artscape Juried Exhibition. Curated by Darsie Alexander
and Gary Simmons, Baltimore, MD.
2004
Creative Alliance at the Patterson (main gallery), New Works by Jackie Milad
and Jason Urban, Baltimore MD.
London Biennale: “Draw_ Drawing”, International Group Exhibition.
Curated by Giacomo Picca, London, England.
Area 405, Surplus. Drawings and installation. Baltimore, MD.
Pinkard Gallery at Maryland Institute College of Art, Hall of Portraits. Drawings.
Baltimore, MD
14KT Cabaret, Wig Night. Performance with Bonnie Jones and Ric Royer, Baltimore,
MD
Asterisks Art Space, Mayday Text and Noise. Performance with Bonnie Jones
and Ric Royer. Brooklyn, NY.
Amalie Rothchild Gallery, Creative Alliance at The Patterson: Artists in Residence
Exhibition. Baltimore MD.
Chela Gallery, (eight): Chela Collective Members Exhibit Curated by Talia
Greene. Baltimore MD.
2003
School 33 Art Center, New Works: Exhibition of Monochrome Drawings, Baltimore
MD.
John Fonda Gallery and Baltimore ARTSCAPE, New Works: Juried show, Baltimore
MD.
Xando, Rupert and Milad : Paintings, Baltimore MD
School 33, Sell Your Childhood Memories: found object and drawings, Baltimore
MD.
Chela Gallery, Transmodern Age, Otherworldly Adornment Curated by Catherine
Pancake: Collaborative Performance piece done with artist Temple Crocker,
Baltimore MD.
Contemporary Museum, Hands On: MTA Bus Project: drawing, Baltimore MD.
Contemporary Museum, Baltimore Book Festival Curated by Gary Kachadourian:
series of ten handmade books, Balto. MD.
Delaware Center of Contemporary Arts, MFA Biennial Curated by Susan Isaacs:
drawings, Wilmington DE.
Towson Commons Gallery, 3x3x3: Three person show: drawings, Baltimore MD.
>FLATFILE COLLECTIONS / SLIDE REGISTRY
Peirogi Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
The Drawing Center, New York, NY
>PUBLICATIONS
Livingston, Jack, Peek Review, Online review of exhibition “Arbitrary
Specifics”, June 2006.
Creative Capitalism: Notebook, contributed drawing. Editors, Peter Quinn and
Todd Meyers, May 2006.
McCabe, Bret, “Median Cool” City Paper, July 20, 2005.
Carberry, Violet “Nice Little Machine”, City Paper, feature article
April 6, 2005.
Bowers, J. “Soul Mates”, City Paper. feature article September
28,2004, p. 34.
Bowers, J. “Triple Threat”, City Paper. feature article August
11, 2004, p.32.
Nylon Magazine, Illustration, page 53, May 2003.
>AWARDS,
GRANTS AND RESIDENCIES
The Drawing Center, Viewing Program, New York, NY, 2003-Present
Goucher College, Strategic Planning Initiative Award for Staff and Faculty.
Baltimore, MD 2006
Towson University, Graduate School Fellowship Award (1 of 3 school wide awards).
Baltimore, MD 2004-2005
Towson University, Graduate School Professional Development Grant. Baltimore,
MD 2004
Creative Alliance Patterson Residency Program, Baltimore MD 2003-2004
Small Business Administration: Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, 2002
>COMMISSIONS
2004
Choreographer, Naoko Masheiba. Created original animation projection for dance
performance featured at Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage in Washington
DC.
Heresee Record Label. Art Director for first album by Leprechaun Catering,
“Kumquats and Lychees”.
2003
City of Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery and Contemporary Museum, Hands On:
MTA Bus Public Art Project.
John Berndt Record Label. Artwork published in CD Booklet for group Monad.
2002
Lorie and Stewart Mostofsky, Mural for private collection. Baltimore MD
>TEACHING
EXPERIENCE
Adjunct Faculty, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD 2005-Present.
Ideas in Art. An introductory course, which explores central issues in the
visual and performing arts. The inter-relationships of essential elements
in a work of art, including; process, technique, form, subject matter and
content are emphasized. The course also covers an examination of the arts
in a larger context, from historical, cultural and theoretical perspectives.
Students discuss works drawn from the areas of dance, music, visual arts,
and theater.
Adjunct Faculty, Dundalk Community College, Baltimore, MD 2005-Present. Introduction
to Drawing.
Teaching Assistant (Instructor of Record), Towson University, Baltimore MD,
2004. 2-D Fundamentals and Art Appreciation for non-art majors.
Visiting Artist, American University, Washington DC, 2003.
>CURATORIAL EXPERIENCE
Exhibitions Director and Collections Coordinator, Goucher College, Baltimore,
MD, 2005-Present, Responsible for developing and curating exhibitions for
the College’s main gallery, Rosenberg Gallery. Development and follow
through of support programming for exhibitions. Maintaining and developing
new relationships with local and national artists interested in exhibiting
work in gallery. Work in collaboration with Communications Department to develop
and design invite and catalogue, including writing educational essays for
exhibition catalogues. Budget officer for Gallery’s finances, maintain
and apply for local and national grants.
Co-Curator and Co-Founder, Transmodern Age Festival, An annual performance
festival focusing on experimental works by female artists. Artists are invited
every year to participate in the festival and travel from around the globe
for the opportunity. The festival also offers festival attendees workshops
and artist talks. Artists featured in past festivals include: Tracey + The
Plastics, Paperrad, K8 Hardy, Naoko Maeshiba, Chiara Giovando, Audrey Chen,
Laure Drogoul, and PRAXIS.
Co-Founder and Co-Director , Chela Collective (www.chelagallery.org), Baltimore,
2001-Present, Curate monthly exhibits that focus on young artists that use
experimental mediums or ideas. Manage and maintain Chela Artist Studios. Responsible
for installation and promotion of all exhibitions. Exhibited participants
in two Whitney Biennials, Force Field and Cory Arcangel.
Guest Curator, Creative Alliance, Baltimore MD, 2004. Co-Curated with Jed
Dodds and William Downs, “SHAZAM!- Contemporary Artists and the influence
of Comics.” A satellite group show related to Maryland Institute’s
Comic Show, “Raw, Boiled, Cooked”
Guest Curator, Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, MD, 2004. Curated exhibition
“All Four Corners” An exhibition featuring female artists who
utilize architectural elements