Art Department Faculty: Mark Webber

Mark Webber

Assistant Professor
markwebber@marywood.edu | ext 2270
Insalaco Center for Studio Arts 317
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Education

• 1983 MFA, Painting, Parsons School of Design, New York, NY
• 1981 BFA, Painting, Swain School of Design, New Bedford, MA

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Selected Exhibitions

 

• 2010 (Scheduled)
  "Continuing Views," Parsons School of Design Alumni exhibit by invitation, Prince Street Gallery, NY, NY
• 2009
  National Juried Exhibit, Paul Resika, Juror, Bowery Gallery, New York, NY
• 2008
  Northeast PA Regional Juried Show, Solo Exhibit Prize Winner, Scranton, PA
• 2007
  "Contemporary Figurations, A Survey of New York Artists," Group Invitational, Wesbeth Gallery, New York, NY
  Faculty Exhibit, SACI, Florence, Italy
• 2006
  Two-Person Show, Marquis Gallery, Scranton, PA
• 2003
  Solo exhibit, Galerie Timothy Tew, Atlanta, GA
• 2002
  Solo exhibit, Maurice Arlos Fine Art, New York, NY
  Group Show, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
• 2001
  Solo exhibit, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
  Group show, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
  "Five Figure Painters From NY and PA," AFA Gallery, Scranton, PA
  Group show, "Faculty Biennia," Marywood University, Scranton, PA
• 2000
  Group show, The Painting Center, New York, NY
  Solo exhibit, AFA Gallery, Scranton, PA
• 1999
  Solo exhibit, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
  Solo exhibit, "Small Works," Marywood University
  Group show, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
• 1997
  Group Show, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY
• 1988
  Faculty Exhibit, Parsons School of Design, New York, NY

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Related Experience

 

• 2009
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of Venice and Padua, Italy
• 2008
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of Rome and Assisi, Italy
  Curated "Locus Focus: Six Emerging Artists," AFA Gallery, Scranton, PA
• 2007
  Moderator of Panel Discussion on the Figure in Contemporary Art, at request of curators of exhibit "Contemporary Figurations, A Survey of New York Artists," Wesbeth Gallery, New York, NY
  Guest Lecturer on Marywood Faculty Exhibit at SACI, Florence, Italy
  Organized and led 7-day museum tour of Paris, France
• 2006
  Curated "Four Figure Painters from New York City," Marywood University, Scranton, PA
• 2005
  Organized and led 10-day museum tour of Urbino, Assisi, Arezzo,
  Perugia, San Sepulcro, and the Marches region of Italy
  Curating "Four Figure Painters from New York City" for Marywood University, Scranton, PA
• 2004
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of Paris
• 2003
  Organized and led 8-day museum tour of Sicily
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of Rome
• 2002
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of Naples and Pompeii
• 2001
  Curated exhibit "Five Figure Painters" featuring New York City based artists, AFA Gallery, Scranton, PA. Designed and wrote accompanying catalog.
  Curated "Anne Tabachnick: Painting About Painting," Marywood University, and lecture on her work. Designed and wrote accompanying catalog
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour Venice and Padua, Italy
  Organized and led 7-day museum tour of Rome, Arezzo and Assisi
  Organized and led 6-day museum tour of London
• 2000
  Director, Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY - 4 year tenure
  Designed, wrote introduction and raised funds for catalog "Anne Tabachnick: Painting About Painting," exhibit at Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York, NY.
  Curated "Zeuxis at Marywood", still-life exhibit, and designed, wrote and raised funding for full-color catalog
  Wrote introduction to catalog for exhibit "Anderson, Resika, Smith" at The Painting Center, New York, NY
  Taught drawing and painting in two-week course in Paris, France, for Marywood University
  Organized and led 8-day museum tour of Naples and Pompeii
• 1999
  Organized and led 8-day museum tour of Milan and Venice
• 1998
  Organized and led 8-day museum tour of Paris
• 1997
  Organized and led 10-day museum tour of Florence and Rome
• 1996
  Organized and led 9-day museum tour of Paris

 

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Mark Webber has affiliations with Hackett-Freedman Gallery in San Francisco and Prince Street Gallery in New York City. He has recently been invited to do a residency at the Joseph and Anni Albers Institute in Connecticut. His work is in public collections at Lockhaven University, the University of Scranton and The Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA, and private collections in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and smaller locales in the United States and Europe.

 

 

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