PAULA STUTTMAN
NYC
2018
24 Hours of everything_ with Mathew Swift, Whitstable Biennale
Catskill Art Society, Eunjung Hwang, Kwan Taeck Park, Paula Stuttman, NY
Bronx Night Market, fundraiser @Bronx Social Center
2017
Sanctuary: Protest Party Art Benefit, Brooklyn, NY
George Segal Gallery, Art Connections 13, Montclair State University, NJ
Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, "really Affordable Art $how" juror: Laura Phipps, Whitney Museum, NYC
Westbeth Gallery, “Westside Exposure: Whitney Staff Art Show,” NYC
2016
Saugatuck Digital Arts Workshop, "Opposites attract_a selection of paintings by Paula Stuttman" Fairfield, CT
E.Tay Gallery, "VERBLIST" Curated by Mark Epstein, NYC
Gallery Bergen, "Art VOTES: Visualizing the Democratic Process," Curated by Amy Lipton, Bergen Community College, NJ
Museum of Modern Art, Agora: "How Will Art Survive Us?" Conversation with artist Tal Beery
Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences, "National Juried Competition: Works On Paper-2016," NJ
Rockaway Artists Alliance/Studio 7, "Noisy Paint Box," Fort Tilden, Queens, NY
2015
Fairleigh Dickinson University, “Nixon problems,” Artist Lecture
Museum of Modern Art, Q&A with designer Yuri Suzuki in conjunction with MoMA’s Design Interactive Studio
Museum of Modern Art, Conversation with artist Steffani Jemison about her commissioned work Promise Machine in conjunction with the exhibition “One-Way Ticket: Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series and Other Visions of the Great Movement North”
The Theoretical Show
A CURATORIAL COMMUNITY
https://theoreticalshow.wordpress.com/archive/paula-stuttman/
Studio project/Nixon problems
Paintings by Paula Stuttman
Essay by Joey Mulkerin
2014
NURTUREart Benefit, NYC
Cuchifritos Gallery and Project Space, Works on Paper Benefit, NYC
2013
New School for Public Engagement, Part-Time Faculty Development Grant
for "no/Dreams of Yorba Linda" (a group of paintings)
Puffin Foundation grant for "no/Dreams of Yorba Linda" (a group of paintings)
Fairleigh Dickinson University, “Talking Painting, Talking Art,” Artist Lecture
Guggenheim Museum, Around the Circle: Fresh Perspectives on Abstraction (with Filip Noterdaeme)
Museum of Modern Art, “20 Questions: Interrogating the changing artwork” Interactive presentation
in conjunction with “Contemporary Art Forum: Art at Large: Art Making in the Long View"
2012
New School for Public Engagement, Part-Time Faculty Development Grant
Museum of Modern Art, “Duck, Duck, Goose”
Interactive presentation in conjunction with “Century of the Child: Growing by Design, 1900–2000”
Pierro Gallery, “A Minor Inconvenience” Montclair Art Museum's Young Curator Program, South Orange, NJ
Museum of Modern Art, “The Role of Performance in the Museum Lecture”
Paula Stuttman and Filip Noterdaeme
Crossing Art Gallery /A-Lab Forum, Works in Progress, Presentation, Queens, NY
2011
Augusta Savage Gallery, “(inside) joke” curated by Sherry Mayo,
UMass, Amherst, MA
2010
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, “Eyetracking Forum,”in conjunction with "Kandinsky"
2009
Queens Museum of Art, “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Framing AIDS 2009
Queens Museum of Art “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” Artists Panel, Queens, NY
[after]life, Visual Aid, www.visualaid.org
School of Visual Arts, ATOA Panel: “NY Portraits,” Artists Panel, NYC
2006
Naked Duck, “Fable” Group Exhibition, Brooklyn, NY
Victory Hall, “Painting 2006” Jersey City, NJ
2005
HOTdog, “Look behind you” One Person Exhibition, NY
2003
White Columns, “Groundswell Benefit Exhibition” NYC
Hunter College, “Douglas Dibble Memorial Art Auction” NYC
2002
Kingsborough, “Faculty Exhibition” Brooklyn, NYC
Momenta/White Columns, Benefit Exhibition, NYC
2000
The Contemporary Museum, “Snapshot” Group Exhibition, Baltimore, MD
Artists Space, “Night of 1000 Drawings” Benefit Exhibition, NYC
PS 122Gallery, Fifth Annual Small Works Benefit Raffle, NYC
1999
Site Simpatico, “La Nina” Group Exhibition, NYC
Washington Square East Gallery, “Blue Skies” MFA Thesis Exhibition, NYC
Rosenberg Gallery, NYU, “24 Hours of Cable” Two-Person Exhibition, NYC
1998
Trans Hudson, “no boundaries” Group Exhibition, NYC
1996
Loyola University, “36 Years” One Person Exhibition, Chicago, IL
GBU, “Welcome Home” Senior Thesis Exhibition, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL
1992
South Bend Regional Museum of Art, "1992 Midwestern Sculpture Exhibition” South Bend, IN
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, “Traveling Scholars Exhibition” Boston, MA
1990
Centro De Difusion Cultural Del I.P.B.A., “3 Contemporary Painters, San Luis Potosi, Mexico
1935 Gallery, “Monumental Faces” One Person Exhibition, Chicago, IL
Teaching:
Present
Museum of Modern Art (ongoing projects)
_Drawing is a way of thinking The act of drawing allows us to understand an artwork through mark making. In this ongoing series we explore artworks through drawing and conversation. Each month 1-3 works are selected from works on display at MoMA.
_ Taking Together This ongoing conversation series provides an opportunity to think about a broad theme as it relates to a small selection of works at MoMA. Working from the perspective that art provides connections to each other and the world around us, each month 1- 3 artworks are selected to reflect the session’s unifying theme. (Previous themes have included love, power, grief, fear and family.)
Museum of Modern Art
Access/Community Educator, Adult Lecturer
The New School for Public Engagement, NYC
Part-Time Assistant Professor /Art History/Museum Education/Disability Studies
Whitney Museum of American Art
Access Educator
The Jewish Museum
Adult/Access/School Programs Educator
AFFILIATIONS:
2007-2011
New School Faculty Senate
2006-2011
Steward, Joint Council - ACT-UAW Local 7902 (Academics Come Together)
EDUCATION:
New York University, New York, NY
Master of Fine Arts, 1997-99
University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL
Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1993-96
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
Diploma, Fifth Year Certificate, 1978-83
