C.V.

Curriculum Vitae

MARA ADAMITZ SCRUPE

31425 N James Madison Highway, New Canton, Virginia, 23123

Mobile: 202.288.0172

Email: mscrupe@aol.com         mscrupe@uarts.edu

URL: www.scrupe.com   www.lovelettertoleader.com                                                         

Education

MFA Sculpture/ Interdisciplinary, Bard College, Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, New York.

BA, cum laude, French/Francophone Studies, Macalester College, Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Academic Appointments

2023-2024             Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota Morris.

2022-2023            Lance Williams Resident Artist in the Arts & Sciences, University of Kansas.

2020-present        Dean and Professor Emerita, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2019-2020              Dean, School of Art, Professor of Art, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

2011-2018                Professor of Art & faculty in Art and Creative Writing; Director, University Common Curriculum and Coordinator Multidisciplinary Fine Arts BFA, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.                        

2008-2012              Coordinator Multidisciplinary Fine Arts BFA program (FAMD), University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.                 

2006-2008             Alan F. Rothschild Endowed Chair and Distinguished Professor of Fine Art, administrative Chair of Department of Art and Professor (tenured), Columbus State University, Columbus, Georgia, oversaw all aspects of departmental administration and fundraising, taught courses in drawing and sculpture.

2003-06                  Barbara L. Bishop Endowed Chair and Visiting Professor of Art, Longwood University, Virginia. Taught sculpture and drawing courses and launched and curated Sculpture on Campus program. 

1999-2000              Visiting Professor of Art, University of Texas San Antonio, teaching undergraduate drawing and sculpture and MFA graduate seminar. Nominated and served as Special Member of Graduate Faculty, Graduate Council.

1995-97                   Adjunct Sculpture Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, taught undergraduate and graduate courses (full load) in the Sculpture and Extended Media BFA/ MFA programs.

1992 – 94                Executive Director, Second Street Gallery, Charlottesville, Virginia.

1990 – 92                Executive Director, The Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE), Reston, Virginia.

Creative Activity

Documentary Film

  • Love Letter to Leader, 2020 feature length documentary film; writer, producer, co-director and performer on soundtrack, winner of MOZAIK Philanthropy (Los Angeles) ECoSystems X, Future Art Award, and distributed by Twin Cities Film Festival, TCFF STREAMS; available for streaming: https://twincitiesfilmfest.org/streams/

Published Poetry Books

Lamentations of the Tattoo Queen, Donna Wolf Palacio Poetry Book Competition First Place Winner, Finishing Line Press, forthcoming in 2024.

REAP, full length poetry collection, Shipwreckt Books Publishing, released 2023.

in the bare bones house of was, full length poetry collection, Brighthorse Press, winner Poetry Book Competition, released 2020.

Eat the Marrow, full length poetry collection, erbacce-press (UK) Poetry Book Competition winner, released 2020.

 a daughter’s aubade (sailing out from Sognefjord), chapbook poetry collection, Middle Creek Press, winner Fledge Poetry Competition, released 2019.

Magnalia, poetry chapbook, Eyewear Pamphlet Series (UK), released 2018.BEAST, chapbook poetry collection, National Federation of State Poetry Societies Press (NFSPS), winner Stevens Book Manuscript Prize, released 2015.

Sky Pilot, poetry chapbook, Finishing Line Press, released 2012.

Selected Publications

  • the way it works is, Origin Story, Metaphorical Language in Black & White, samfiftyfour_literary, Spring 2024.
  • consolamentum, Anthropocene Poetry Journal, Summer 2024.
  • nostrum and absolute reality:, Passengers Journal, Summer 2024.
  • & a woman, Southword, Munster Literature Centre, Ireland, Winter 2024
  • One Woman’s Guide to Wonder Land [maybe the rapture maybe the deluge], Abridged (UK) Issue 1816, Winter 2024.
  • a brief history of birds of prey she said, Aesthetica Creative Writing Awards Anthology 2023 (UK).
  • Castor & the Huntress, Southword, Munster Literature Centre, Ireland, Winter 2023
  • Indigo, Poets Row, Issue 3, 2024.
  • Lesser & More and in a college of ancient inventions, Action, Spectacle Editors’ Poetry & Prose Prize Issue, 2024.
  • Faith and Balance, Dreich Magazine (Scotland), Season 8, Winter 2024.
  • a seiche a derecho, Long Poem Magazine (UK) Issue #30, 2023.
  • & incidentally, Iron Wood Reverie & Other Reminiscences, & for all the world, Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year Competition Anthology (UK), 2023.
  • Chance, Arts University Bournemouth International Poetry Competition (UK) Anthology, 2023.
  • haint blue, blue ridge descant, Kingfisher, Monadnock, most of what I know about shovels, Radar Poetry, Issue 37, 2023.
  • That Heedless Sweet and the shrinking of small distant things, Stony Thursday Book (Limerick, Ireland), 2023.
  • Lowering at Twilight, A Room of Her Own Foundation, Wave Web Anthology, Summer 2023.
  • Velvet, squeal, and House Finch & Rat Snake, Abridged Issue 0-94 (UK), 2023.
  • the all, Burningword Literary Journal, July 2023.
  • Storm, The Raven’s Perch, web publication, Spring 2023.
  • Sentimentally/ Wondrous, New Note Poetry, web publication, Summer 2023.
  • train whistles love stories & tallgrass prairies, web and print editions; brim/ a topography of the Tallgrass, and Breach, web edition, and in the effortlessness of ice and Hereafter, print edition, Empyrean Literary Magazine Issue 6: Vol 2, No 2, Summer 2023.
  • at Indian Summer/ at clouds scoured silent, Dvořák in Spillville, and Diminuendo, Littoral Journal, web publication, May 2023.
  • Lawrence Campground Windfall Orchard, Tupelo Press Anthology: The Last Milkweed, 2023.
  • a brief history of birds of prey she said, Viewless Wings, Video Streaming and Web, Winter 2023.
  • Strange Seasons, Issue 27, The Gutter (Scotland), 2023.
  • plantation lexicon/ coarse & stout, Magma Poetry (UK), 2022
  • Black Bear Story, The Hopper/ Environmental Lit. Poetry. Art. Issue 7.3 Fall 2022.
  • the River the Light & the History of Everything/& Yet/& Still, Long Poem Magazine (UK), #28, 2022.
  • eagles nesting in oaks above the bluff, Welsh International Poetry Prize (web publication), 2022.
  • The Donkey & the Mule, Abridged 0-82, Axis Issue, 2022.
  • Numbers Measures, Skylight 47 Poetry Ireland, Issue 16, Summer 2022.
  • Elaiosome, Stony Thursday Book (Limerick, Ireland), 2022.
  • Drawing Lesson: Form in Space, New Note Poetry Journal, Summer 2022.
  • Square Level True, The Plentitudes, New York, Spring 2022.
  • an embroiderer’s glossary & nothing gone to waste, incaendo and Dumbarton Oaks Catalogue of the Collection 1946/ Apolausis or Enjoyment, Blue Mountain Review, Summer 2022.
  • a missing piece of territory/ breaks boundaries and aggregate waters, The Munster Literature Centre, Southword, Spring 2022.
  • Taproot, Judas Hole, and Lamentation of the Tattoo Queen, Rabble Review, Issue No. 2, 2022.
  • excavation & archives/ Appalachian piedmont & midland plain, Abriged, Dominion Issue, Winter 2022.
  • Drawing the Sacred Dog, Acumen, Issue 101, 2022.
  • Night Blonde; Balsam; Gudridur’s Wheelbarrow, Diode Editions, Anthology 2022.
  • Easter Sunday 1963, Essay for HOME Anthology, Short Editions, Michigan State University, Winter 2022.
  • Reliquiae Diluvianae Or Observations on the Organic Remains Contained in Caves Fissures and Diluvial Gravel and on Other Geological Phenomena Attesting the Action of an Universal Deluge, Blue Mountain Review, Winter 2022 Issue.
  • field work/ Cass County Minnesota 1938, an episode in archaeology/ a scar, and Jump, Nimrod International Journal (Pablo Neruda Poetry Prize Finalist), Fall 2021.
  • Embrasure/ a History of Honeysuckle with Apologists for the Lost Cause, Segora International Poetry Competition, Spring 2021.
  • age of drift, Mslexia Journal Showcase Issue 91, Fall 2021.
  • Heart, essay, Thirty West Publishing, web publication, Spring 2021.
  • Little Ice Age, Poems from Pandemia, Southword Editions, Munster, Ireland, 2020.
  • Seba’s Locupletissimi Rerum Naturalium Thesauri/ the accurate description of the very rich thesaurus of the principal & rarest natural objects, PRISM International, Vulgar Issue, Fall 2020.
  • Wanderer, the iris the peony the dogwood bloom (If War Comes to You), Groundhog Laws of Contiguity, The 64: Best Poets of 2019, Black Mountain Press, 2020.
  • Excision, Hippocrates Poetry Prize Ten Year Anthology, UK ,2020.
  • Stone-on-stone, Southern Humanities Review, VOL 53.1, 2020.
  • The Better Desires, Yemassee Issue 26.2, 2020.
  • The Trackers Tale, We are a many-bodied singing thing, Speculative fiction and poetry inspired by endangered species and the people saving them, anthology from Back from the Brink, UK, 2020.
  • Eschatology in the Bandit Territory and Hymn for the Habit of Being, New Rivers anthology Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Prose, 2020.
  • Reliquiae Flyway, Talking Writing (digital journal), Winter 2019.
  • Letting in Daylight, Sequestrum Editor’s Reprint Award, 2019.
  • Nancy’s Soliloquy/ Dr. Lightfoot’s Law of Dynamic Overlap/ Ivy Hill Plantation 1853, Rhino, 2020.
  • Gloriole, Tilde A Literary Journal, Thirty West Publishing, Issue 4 Fall 2019.
  • On Winning the Marathon at Sixty, The Poetry Business/ Smith Doorstop Press, The Result Is What You See Today Running Anthology, 2019.
  • Letting in Daylight, Tilde literary journal, Winter Issue, 2019.
  • Imago & the Io Moth, Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose, Spring 2019.
  • Waking Under the Walnut Street Bridge, The London Magazine (online), UK, Fall 2018.
  • the alarming decline of the bobwhite (after an Egyptian frieze of coffled female slaves),
    Grindstone Literary, UK, Spring 2018.
  • All That, Anthology: Songs to Learn and Sing, Hedgehog Press, 2018.
  • Monarda didyma/ Beebalm, Tupelo Quarterly, Fall 2018.
  • how to use animal bones for survival, Maine Review, Fall 2018.
  • Milfoil, Mississippi Review, Summer 2018.
  • Praying Mantis (annus horribilis), Bayou Magazine Issue 69, Summer 2018.
  • in the atavistic hour, Crossroads Review, Spring 2018.
  • clear cut, published online, Bare Fiction Magazine, Spring 2018.
  • Shaky Walker Will, The Matador Review, UK, Spring 2017.
  • Hard Insulation, published in Bare Fiction Literary Journal, UK, Spring 2017.
  • The War After, Crosswinds Poetry Journal, Vol. II, 2017.
  • shard or drift or husk, honing’s edge/ the history of everything, Surrender Not Peace/ Young Man Standing beside Empty Chair with Kepi and Worn Boots, ca. 1865, Plus Size Sale, Lineman (Tap the Pure Blue), published in Axon Journal, University of Canberra, Australia, March 2017.
  • The Whistling Bird, Storm the Size Of A Rhino, Acer Saccharum, Lacunae, Taproot Entasis, published in Kalyna Language Review, Spring 2017.
  • Purple Spear Thistle, The Stony Thursday Poetry Book Anthology, Limerick, Ireland, 2017.
  • When Conferring with a Surgeon, Aesthetica Creative Writing Awards anthology, 2017, UK.
  • White Voice and Keeper of Debris, Comstock Review, 2017.
  • Purple Spear Thistle published in Into the Void, Dublin, Ireland, 2017
  • Wanderer and Prester John’s Book of Stars, Narrative Magazine, Spring 2017.
  • Anamnesis/ In the Absence of Light, Off the Coast, Fall 2016, vol. 2.
  • The Sea Between Us, anthology for the Canterbury Poetry University of Kent Prize, UK, 2016.
  • Grinding Up the Seed Corn, Crab Creek Review, Fall 2016.
  • River, the Comstock Review 30th Anniversary Issue, 2016.
  • Arillus, anthology of winning poems, The 2015 International Poetry Competition of the National Poetry Society, London, UK.
  • Groundhog Laws of Contiguity, anthology of poetry shortlisted for the Aesthetica Creative Writing Award in Poetry, UK, 2016.
  • About Baltimore and Ode to Audubon, winners and shortlisted poems, 2015 Vice-Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize Anthology, The University of Canberra, ACT, Australia.
  • the iris the peony the dogwood bloom (If War Comes to You) published in Ruminate Magazine Winter 2015.
  • To Believe Is Simple, published in New Verse News, Poem of the Day, Fall 2015.
  • Sailors Creek 1865 (Reenactment) and Plantation as Idyll, individual poems published in Narrative Magazine, San Francisco, Winter Issue 2016.
  • Dear Dearest Dear and Baptist Dance, winners and shortlisted poems, Canterbury Poetry Festival and University of Kent Poetry Prize Anthology, United Kingdom, 2015.
  • Winner, Stevens Manuscript Publication Prize, book-length poetry collection “BEAST”, National Federation of State Poetry Societies Press, published in 2015.
  • Now, individual poem selected for anthology entitled The Poet’s Guide to Peace, Journal of Modern Poetry, Chicago, Spring 2015.
  • The War After, Fall 2015 Issue of Oberon Poetry Magazine.
  • Groundhog Laws of Contiguity, portfolio of sixteen poems selected for publication in VERSE Literary Journal, University of Richmond, 2015.
  • Two poems, Christmastime and River, shortlisted for the 2014 Bridport Prize in Poetry anthology, United Kingdom, 2014.
  • Selected Poems by Mara Adamitz Scrupe, published by Levure littereraire, Issue 9, 2014.
  • Velvet, poem selected for April 2014 issue of Bone Bouquet Poetry Review.
  • The Ceramics of John Jessiman and Randy Edmonson, an exhibition review published by Ceramics, Art & Perception, Issue #56, Summer, 2004.
  • Johnson Bowles, exhibition review, International Sculpture Magazine, May 2002.
  • Environment, Artists, and Public Art in the New World (Order), a feature article based on a paper delivered at the Arts Now Conference (SUNY New Paltz), published by International SCULPTURE Magazine, March 2000 and reprinted in Viewpoints: Readings in Art History, edited by Carole Gold Calo, Prentice Hall Publishers, 2001.
  • The Intangible Trail: tracking the sacred in art and nature, FORECAST Public Art Review, 9/2000.

 Grants, Honors, Awards, Fellowships, Residencies

2024                    Finalist, Hidden River Arts – Willow Run Poetry Book Award.

2023                    Bronze Medal, REAP a flora, North American Book Awards.

2023                    Finalist, Action, Spectacle Editors’ Poetry Prize.

2023                    Winner, Best Books Award in Nature Poetry for REAP a flora, American Book Fest.

2023                    Shortlisted, Aesthetica Creative Writing Award in Poetry, UK.

2023                    Shortlisted, Welsh Poetry Book International Prize.

2023                    Third Prize, Canterbury Christ Church University Poetry Competition (UK).

2023                    Honorable Mention, October Project Poetry Prize.

2023                    Nominated, Best of the Net, The Hopper Environmental Lit. Poetry. Art.

2023                    Arts University Bournemouth International Poetry Prize Finalist (UK).

2023                    Winner, Donna Wolf Palacio Poetry Book Competition, Finishing Line Press.

2023                    Finalist, Coniston Poetry Prize, Radar Poetry.

2023                    Finalist, Comstock Review Poetry Chapbook Prize.

2022                    Second Prize, Canterbury Christ Church University Poetry Competition (UK).

2022                    Shortlisted, Magma Pamphlet Publication Award (London, UK).

2022                    Arts University Bournemouth International Poetry Prize Finalist (UK).

2022                    Third Prize, Welsh International Poetry Prize 2022.

2022                    Finalist, Moon City Poetry Book Prize, Missouri State University.

2022                    Winner, Future Arts Award EcosystemX, MOZAIK Philanthropy, Los Angeles.

2022                    Runner-up Gregory O’Donohugh International Poetry Prize, Southword, Munster Literature Centre, Ireland.

2022                    Featured Artist/ Open Studio Visit Magazine, four-page spread featuring poetry and visual arts-based handmade artist books, fall 2021, curated by Dominic Molon, Richard Brown Baker Curator of Contemporary Art, Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art.

2021                    Winner, Segora International Poetry Competition, UK.

2021                    Highly Commended, Fool for Poetry Competition, Munster Literature Centre, Ireland.

2021                    Winner, Literal Latte Poetry Prize, New York, New York.

2021                    Artist Relief Grant recipient, New York, New York.

2021                    Shortlist, Thirty West Chapbook Competition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2021                    Finalist, Pablo Neruda Poetry Prize, Nimrod International Journal.

2021                    Nominated, Virginia Commonwealth University Levis Reading Prize.

2021                    Nominated, Balcones Poetry Prize, Austin Community College, Austin, Texas.

2020                   Winner, Canterbury Christchurch University International Poetry Prize.

2020                   Pushcart Prize nomination, Rhino Poetry.

2020                   Finalist, December Magazine 2020 Curt Johnson Prose Award in Nonfiction.

2020                   Finalist, Save As International Poetry Competition: Post Apocalypse.

2020                   Shortlisted, Rubery Book Award in Poetry, UK.

2020                   Nominated for Forward Prize in Poetry, London, UK.

2019                    Finalist, Joy Harjo Poetry Contest, Cutthroat, a Journal of the Arts.

2019                    Pushcart Prize nomination, Cutthroat Review Quarterly.

2019                    Sequestrum Journal Reprint Prize, first runner-up.

2019                    First Runner-up, Rhino Prize for Poetry.

2019                    Finalist, Talking Writing Prize for Poetry.

2019-20              Poet of the Year, Canterbury International Poetry Festival, Kent, UK.

2019                    First Runner-up, Rhino Poetry Founders’ Prize.

2019                    Winner, Kent Poetry Prize, University of Kent, UK.

2019                    Finalist and selected for book publication, Erbacce-press Prize in Poetry, UK.

2019                    Finalist, Dogwood Literary Prize in Poetry, Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose.

2018                    Winner, Brighthorse Prize in Poetry, Brighthorse Books.

2018                    Winner, Fledge Poetry Chapbook Prize, Middle Creek Press.

2018                    Shortlisted, Fish Poetry Prize, Ireland.

2018                    Winner, Grindstone International Poetry Prize, UK.

2018                    Winner, Eyewear Press Chapbook Publication Award, London, UK.

2018                    Winner, First Prize, Kay Murphy Poetry Prize, Bayou Magazine, University
of New Orleans.

2018                    Finalist, Crosswinds Review Poetry Prize.

2018                    Finalist and highly commended poet, Mississippi Review Poetry Prize.

2018                    Highly Commended, Bare Fiction Poetry Prize, UK.

2017                    Winner, Goggles Poetry Chapbook Series, Eyewear Press, UK.

2017                    Sixth Place, International Welsh Poetry Prize.

2017                    Finalist, Peseroff Prize, Breakwater Review, University of Massachusetts Amherst.

2017                    Finalist, Erbacce Prize for Poetry, Liverpool, UK.

2017                    Finalist, Kay Murphy Prize for Poetry, judged by Myung Mi Kim, Bayou Magazine, USA.

2017                    Finalist, Bristol Poetry Prize, adjudicated by Liz Berry, Bristol, UK.

2017                    Finalist, Bellingham Review Poetry Contest, Bellingham, USA.

2017                    Shortlisted, Fish Annual Poetry Prize, Ireland.

2017                    Shortlisted, Ron Pretty Poetry Prize, Melbourne, Australia.

2017                    Finalist, Periplum Poetry Book Prize, Plymouth University, UK.

2017                    Winner, The Stony Thursday Poetry Book Anthology Competition, Limerick, Ireland.

2017                    Shortlisted, Stiwdio Maelor Poetry Prize 2016, Wales, UK.

2017                    Finalist, Sentinel Poetry Book Award, London, UK.

2017                    Finalist, Aesthetica Creative Writing Award in Poetry, UK.

2016                    Honorable Mention, New Millennium 44th Annual Writing Awards.

2016                    Finalist, Plough Prize for Poetry, UK.

2016                    Finalist, Bright Hill Press Chapbook Prize, New York.

2016                    Highly Commended, Fool for Poetry Chapbook Competition, Munster Literature Centre, Ireland.

2016                    Finalist, Open Poetry Book Reading Period, The Song Cave.

2106                    Commended, Geoff Stevens Poetry Pamphlet Prize, Ireland.

2016                    Honorable Mention, New Millennium Poetry Award.

2016                    Nominated, Library of Virginia Literary Awards.

2016                    Finalist, Swan Scythe Press Chapbook Competition.

2016                    Longlisted, Fish Annual Poetry Contest, Ireland.

2016                    Finalist, Muriel Craft Bailey Chapbook Prize competition, The Comstock Review.

2016                    Shortlisted, Cornwall International Poetry Festival Competition, UK.

2016                    Shortlisted, Narrative Magazine Editor’s Prize, Narrative Magazine.

2016                    Second Prize Winner, The Elbow Room Prize, London, UK

2016                    Shortlisted, Aesthetica Creative Writing Award in Poetry, UK.

2016                    Winner and commended poet, International Poetry Competition, The Poetry Society, London, UK.

2016                    Finalist, Tucson Festival of Books Literary Awards, Tucson, Arizona.

2015                    Finalist, 11th Annual Black Warrior Review Poetry Prize, The University of Alabama.

2015                    Shortlisted, Canterbury Poetry Festival University of Kent Prize, UK.

2015                    Finalist, Auburn Witness Poetry Prize, Auburn University/ Southern Humanities Review.

2015                    Shortlisted, University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor’s Poetry Prize, ACT, Australia.

2015                    Finalist, Janet B. McCabe Prize for Poetry, Ruminate Magazine, Colorado.

2015                    Finalist, Oberon Poetry Prize, Oberon Poetry Foundation, New York.

2015                    Finalist, Tomaž Šalamun Prize, VERSE Literary Journal, University of Richmond, Virginia.

2015                    Shortlisted for the Wenlock Poetry Prize, United Kingdom, 2015.

2015                    Resident Fellow, The Tyrone Guthrie Centre for the Arts, Ireland.

2015                    Shortlisted, Sandy Crimmins National Prize for Poetry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2014                    Winner, Stevens Manuscript Publication Prize, The National Federation of State Poetry Societies, U.S.

2014                    Resident Fellow, The Tyrone Guthrie Centre for the Arts, Ireland.

2014                    Resident Artist, St Mary’s College of Maryland.

2014                    Chi Nan University Agriculture Film Festival, invitational screening and symposium speaker on writing and producing independent documentary film Love Letter To Leader.

2014                    Shortlisted for the 2014 Bridport Prize in Poetry, Bridport, Dorset, United Kingdom.

2014                    Shortlisted for the 2014 Wenlock Prize in Poetry, United Kingdom.

2013                    Sky Pilot, poetry chapbook nominated for the 16th Library of Virginia Literary Awards.

2013                    Resident Artist, Artigiana, San Pietro di Milazzo, Sicily.

2012                    USA Artists Foundation Project funding recipient for film documentary; writer and producer of Love Letter to Leader, a 60-minute documentary exploring the preservation of rural lands and communities in northern Minnesota.

2012                    Faculty Development Grant, The Need Project, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.

2010                    Collaborative Research Grant, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2007                    Resident Fellow, MoKS Centre for Art and Social Practice artist research residency in conjunction with Findings: A Baltic Herbarium, Mooste, Estonia, July 2007.

2006                    American Democracy Project Grant, awarded in support of Land Passions Symposium, Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia.

2005-06              Resident Fellow, The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI), funded artist research residency in conjunction with The Desert Herbarium Project for The Exhibition Space, Wendover, Utah.

2005-6                 Artist Research Residency, Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, Cork, Ireland, in conjunction with an environmental site project, Fota Lichens Project at Fota Arboretum, Cork, Ireland.

2006                    Visiting Artist, Southwest School of Art & Craft, San Antonio, Texas.

2005                    International Artist in Residence, USF Verftet/Stiftelsen Kulturhuset, Bergen, Norway.

2005                    Mayor’s Art Award, Garden for the Third Coast: Bayou Plants Project, Buffalo Bayou
ArtPark, Houston, Texas.

2005                    Artist in Residence, Buffalo Bayou ArtPark, Houston, Texas.

2005                    Irish Arts Council Project Grant awarded to the Sirius Arts Centre for the production of Fota Lichens Project, Cobh, Cork, Ireland.

2004-5                Artist in Residence, Agnes Scott College, Atlanta, Georgia.

2004                    International Artist in Residence Fellowship, Konstepidemin, Gothenberg, Sweden.

2004                    International Artist in Residence, TICKON Tranekaer International Center of Art and Nature, Denmark.

2004                    Creative Capital Professional Development Invitational Workshop, Baltimore, Maryland.

2003                    District of Columbia Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Individual Artist Fellowship, Washington, DC.

2002                    District of Columbia Commission on the Arts, Project Grant.

2001                    Resident Fellow, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sweetbriar, Virginia.

2001                    Artist in Residence, Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, Longwood University, Virginia.

2001                    Resident Artist Fellowship, Europos Parkas Open-Air Museum, Vilnius, Lithuania.

2000                    Resident Fellow, Artists Work Programme, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland.

2000                    National Endowment for the Arts/CEC International Partners/ArtsLink Collaborative Projects Grant, for the creation of a new site installation, Suspicious Science for Europas Parkas Open Air Museum, Vilnius, Lithuania.

1998                     Resident Artist, Abington Art Center and Sculpture Garden, Philadelphia, PA.

1998                     District of Columbia Arts Commission, Projects Grant, Washington, DC.

1998-99               Professional Fellowship, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation, Richmond, Virginia.

1998                     Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Artist As Catalyst Grant, partnering with Abington Art Center and Sculpture Garden (Philadelphia, PA) to design and install Rococo Wood, a permanent site work for the Abington Sculpture Garden.

1996-97               Virginia Commission for the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship.

1995                     Visiting Artist, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia.

1995                     Artist-In-Residence Fellowship, Sculpture Space, Inc., Utica, New York.

1994-96              Resident Artist, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Workshop Program, Richmond, Virginia.

1994                     Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Visual Arts Residency Grant, Baltimore, Maryland.

1994                     Artist-In-Residence with project grant, Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts and The Delaware Center for Horticulture (Citywide Greening Program), Wilmington, Delaware.

1994                     First Prize: Other Media, Art Association of Harrisburg 66th Annual National Juried Competition and Exhibition, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

1993                    National Outdoor Sculpture Competition Winner, The Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

1993                    The Mildred Victor Memorial Prize, National Sculpture Society Centennial Exhibition, New York, NY.

1993                    Fellowship Award with grant, MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, New Hampshire.

1991                    Outdoor Sculpture Commission, Mayfair Celebration, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

1991                    Winner, National Site-Specific Sculpture Competition, University of California, Riverside.

1991                    Fellowship Award Winner, grant, ACTS Institute, Kansas City, Missouri.

1990                    Djerassi Foundation Fellow, artist residency with grant, Woodside, California.

1989                    Artists Space Grant Recipient, New York, NY.

 Visiting Artist, Workshops and Lectures

2024                    Workshop Series, Poetry and the Artist Book, University of Minnesota Morris.

2022                    Workshop Artist, The Handmade Artist Book, Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, Saint     Mary’s City, Maryland.

2014                    Abroad Writers Conference, Lake Como, Italy, invitational author reading series, poems from book manuscript BEAST.

2013                    Abroad Writers Conference, Waterford, Ireland, invitational author reading series, poetry chapbook Sky Pilot published byFinishing Line Press.

2013                    Anderson Visiting Artist Series, Artist in Residence, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania.

2009                    Visiting Artist, Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville, Georgia, in residence at GCSU working with students studying art, creative writing, biology, environmental studies, geography and/or interdisciplinary studies. Researching plants native to the  southeastern United States for a student activated poster project exhibited at the 2009 College Art Association Conference.

2008                    Letterpress and Fine Printing for Emerging Writers Invitational Seminar, Center for Book Arts, New York, New York, November 2008.

2008                    Waterford Ireland Study Abroad Program, selected by the European Council to represent the Georgia Higher Education System in an international study program.

2008                    Visiting Artist, Ohio State University, Department of Art and Design, Columbus, Ohio.

2008                    Visiting Lecturer, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio.

2008                    Keynote Speaker, Women’s History Month Luncheon, “Women’s Art: Women’s Vision”, Presentation Topic: Women and Creative Leadership, Department of the Army, Fort Benning, Georgia.

2008                    Curator and Keynote Speaker, Earth: A Microcosm, Women’s Caucus for Art of Georgia Annual Exhibition and Program, Atlanta, Georgia.

2008                    Visiting Artist and Annual Student Exhibition Awards Adjudicator, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.

2007                    Columbus State University Faculty Research Forum Series, presentation of Fota Lichens Project, Columbus, Georgia.

2006                    Distinguished Visiting Artist, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

2005                    Visiting Artist and Annual Student Exhibition Awards Adjudicator, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina.

2005                    Visiting Artist and Critic, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina.

2003-05              Co-Director and Curator, Brock Commons Outdoor Sculpture Project, Longwood University, Virginia.

2002                    Guest Lecturer: The Art of Nurturing Nature, Environmental Film Festival, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

2001                     Landscape Consultant, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Master Plan Design Charette, Sweetbriar, Virginia.

2000                    Participating Scholar, Preserving Jefferson’s Landscapes and Gardens. A two-week invitational seminar conducted at Monticello by the Historic Landscape Institute of The Thomas Jefferson Foundation.

1998-99              Artist Consultant for the development of an environmental, interpretive park and public art project, Arlingtonians for a Clean Environment/Arlington Division of Cultural Affairs, Arlington, VA.                   

1998                    Keynote Speaker, Finding Courage Off the Beaten Path, Mid-America Arts Alliance Annual Conference, Lexington, Kentucky.

Solo Projects, Performances, Exhibitions

2011                    The Center for Book Arts, Solo Project Exhibition, I Own This Land, New York, NY.

2010                    Indiana State University, Solo Exhibition, How To Make A Place In The World, University Art Gallery, Terre Haute, Indiana.

2008/09              Sirius Arts Centre and Irish Arts Council, Cork Harbour Project, A View from the Coast, environmentally attuned project installation, Cork Harbour, Ireland.

2008                    Mooste Center for Social Art (MoKS), Baltic Herbarium a native plant-based public art project and accompanying gallery exhibition, Mooste, Estonia.

2007                    Belltable Arts Centre, 10th Unfringed Festival, Pie Social, performance intervention, Limerick, Ireland.

2007                     The Center for Land Use Interpretation (Los Angeles), Wendover Exhibition Space, Archaeo-entropy: Intercession for a Deactivated Airbase, a photography-based research project surveying the architecture of Wendover Airbase and identifying native flora of the Great Salt Lake Desert, Wendover, Utah.

2005                    The Crawford Municipal Gallery and the Fota Arboretum, Fota Lichens Project, Cobh, Cork, Ireland (funded by the Irish Arts Council, Dublin).

2005                    Buffalo Bayou Art Park, Garden for the Third Coast: Bayou Plants Project, a renewable energy garden-based project, Houston, Texas.

2004                    GRAND ARTS, Back To Nature: Collecting the Preserved Garden, a site-specific botanical solo installation, Kansas City, Missouri.

2003                    The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Back To Nature, a site-specific native plants based solo installation, Ridgefield, Connecticut.

2001                    Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, site installation: Hornet’s Nest, Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia.

2001                    Europas Parkas Open Air Museum, commission and permanent sculpture park installation, Suspicious Science, Vilnius, Lithuania.

2000                    James Madison University, poetry and sculpture outdoor installation, LABOR, Outdoor Sculpture Invitational Series, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 2000- 2002.

1998                    The Abington Art Center Sculpture Garden, outdoor site-specific project commission,     Rococo Wood, Philadelphia, PA, curated by Laura Burnham, Eleanor Heartney, and Alida Fish.

1998                    Installations Project: Washington Sculptors Group, projectspace, Washington, DC, curated by Milena Kalinovska.

1997                    Ice Storm, site-specific installation commission, The Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, Virginia.

1997                    Sanctuary, outdoor site-specific installation commission, The Norfolk Botanical Garden, Norfolk, VA.

1996                    PROJECTS Solo Invitational Exhibition Series, Flood Stage, Anderson Gallery of Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia.

 Project Commissions

Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, The Scat Project, awarded installation project funding for research and involving wild animal scat collection and documentation to determine native habitat rehabilitation based on food consumption, Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses, and Abandoned Lots, September 22, 2012 – January 13, 2013.

College of Bioresources of Ilan University, public art project, Ilan Lichens Project, an international commission of a nature-based public art work on the Ilan National University campus, Ilan, Taiwan, 2012.

The Center for Land Use Interpretation (Los Angeles), Wendover Exhibition Space, Archaeo-entropy: Intercession for a Deactivated Airbase, a photography-based research project surveying the architecture of Wendover Airbase and identifying native flora of the Great Salt Lake Desert, Wendover, Utah, 2007.

I Bienal Internacional de Arte al Aire Libre, Caracas Open Air Biennial, breathe, gaze, touch, feel, embrace (respire, contemple, toque, siente, abrace), a public art intervention, Caracas, Venezuela, 2005.

The Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Fota Lichens Project, a two-part site-specific project planned for the Crawford Galleries and for the Fota Island Arboretum, funded by the Arts Council of Ireland, Cobh, County Cork, Ireland, 2005.

Buffalo Bayou Art Park, Garden for the Third Coast: Buffalo Bayou Plants Project, a renewable energy botanical project, Houston, 2005.

GRAND ARTS, Back to Nature: Collecting the Preserved Garden, a site-specific garden-based solo installation, Kansas City, Missouri, 2004.

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Back to Nature, a site-specific garden and landscape-based installation for an exhibition entitled A River Half-Empty, Ridgefield, Connecticut, 2003.

Johns Hopkins University, Eden, a site-specific solar powered installation created for the Second Biennial of Outdoor Sculpture at Evergreen House, Baltimore, Maryland, 2002.

Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, Hornet’s Nest, site-specific solar powered installation, 2001.

Europos Parkas Open-Air Museum, entitled Suspicious Science, commissioned as a permanent addition to the sculpture park, 2001.

Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, site-specific solar powered experimental garden installation entitled Paradise, commissioned for the Centennial Celebration of the establishment of the Landscape Architecture division of the Graduate School of Design, 2000.

Neuberger Museum of Art Biennial Exhibition of Public Art, a site-specific solar-powered installation entitled LABOR, Purchase College, State University of New York, June through August,1999.

Abington Art Center and Sculpture Garden, Rococo Wood, a permanent site-specific installation commissioned for the Sculpture Garden, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1998 – 2000.

Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Ice Storm, and Sanctuary a temporary two-part, site-specific installation taking place at the Center, and at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens, 1997.

John Michael Kohler Art Center, Apothecary for the New Millennium, a temporary, site-specific installation commissioned for an exhibition entitledFood For Thought, 1996.

Bi-State Development Agency Commuter Rail Design Team Finalist, for MetroLink design, Phase Two, St. Louis, Missouri, 1995.

The Dream Garden (The Hattie M. Phelan Community Garden), Wilmington, Delaware. Commissioned by the Delaware Center for Horticulture’s Citywide Greening Program with funding provided by The City of Wilmington, Delaware; The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, The Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, and anonymous donors, 1994.

Miami University of Ohio, National Site-specific Sculpture Competition, Garden X (Twilight), 1993.

University of California at Riverside, National Site-specific Sculpture Competition, Garden I (temporary commission), Riverside, California, 1990.

Permanent Collections

University of Minnesota Morris, Briggs Library Rare Books and Manuscripts Collection, poetry picture book Tell (self-observations of a paramnesiac), poems, drawings, and photographs by the artist/ author, 2024.

University of Kansas, Spencer Research Library, Rare Books and Manuscripts Collections, four poetry picture books: Iron Wood Reverie & Other Reminiscences, Lawrence Campground Windfall Orchard, train whistles love stories & Tallgrass Prairies, a brief history of birds of prey she said, poems, drawings, and photographs by the artist/ author, 2023.

David Cateforis Private Collection, two poetry picture books: Lesser & More, and Lawrence Campground Windfall Orchard, poems, drawings, and photographs by the artist/ author, 2023.

The Center for Book Arts, New York City, artist poem book entitled “What’s the Difference Between A Slug and A Snail”, written, illustrated and handmade by the artist/author, 2015.

College of Bioresources of the Ilan University, permanent public art project, Yilan Lichens Project, from an international commission to install a nature-based public art work on the Yilan University, Taipei, Taiwan; unveiling May 2012.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership, Garden for the Third Coast, collection of artist-grown native plants accompanied by Duratrans images and light boxes featuring native Texas bayou plants, 2006.

Longwood University Science Center, A Virginia Herbarium, Duratrans images and light boxes featuring native Virginia plants, 2005.

Savannah College of Art and Design, Etherea, cast resin, solar power system, plants, Savannah, Georgia, 2002.

Europos Parkas Open-Air Museum, Suspicious Science, oversized cast resin illuminated vegetables, solar power system, 2001.

Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan, Garden V (Desire), steel, wood, gravel, lighting, plant materials, 1992.

ArtLink Projects/Arts in Transit, model for site-specific solar-powered light garden installation, Heavenly Garden, collection of the Bi-State Development Agency of the St. Louis, Missouri, 1995/96.

BlueCross BlueShield of Delaware, Corporate Art Collection, The Garden Series: Drawing for Installation # 25; and Green Bowl, Red Bowl, (1994) mixed-media drawings on paper.

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Garden VIII (Sustenance), site-specific installation in welded steel, wood, glass, plant materials, concrete, mulch, charcoal drawings on board, 1993.

Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, The Garden Series: Drawing for Installation #3 (1993), mixed media on paper.

Fairfield University, Standing Couple, painted and welded steel, Fairfield, Connecticut, 1989.

 Selected Group and Invitational Exhibitions

2018                    LAND AND SEA, Invitational Exhibition, Stove Works, Chattanooga, TN.

2015                    Redux; Selected Featured Artist Projects Renewed, The Center for Book Arts, New York, New York, January 23-April 4, 2015.

2012/13               The Scat Project, Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, awarded installation project funding for a research project involving wild animal scat collection and documentation to determine native habitat rehabilitation based on food consumption.

2011                    The Center for Book Arts, With Food In Mind, New York, New York, 2011.

2010                    Nests and Branches, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Art, Philadelphia, PA.

2007                    Cork Harbour: Art & Nature Project, Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, Cork, Ireland.

2007                    Conservation and Construction: The Evolution of the American Landscape, Gallery RFD, Swainsboro, Georgia, February 1 – 25, 2007.

2006                    Sisyphean desires, systems and devices, presented as part of the launch for Issue #07  – DESIRE of Drain mag- Journal of Contemporary Art and Culture (www.drainmag.com), and Project room of Saltworks Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia. Selections from this series aired as part of the Indie Show case, hosted by Cox Communication in Middle Georgia. Other venues for this screening include The Sarai Media lab, New Delhi, India (http://www.sarai.net/) and the Forum Gallery of Cranbrook Academy of Art.

2006                    Claremorris International Open Exhibition, Claremorris, County Mayo, Ireland, curated by Jeremy Millar.

2006                    E V+ A Invitational and Open Biennial, Limerick, Ireland, curated by Katerina Gregos.

2006                    Swimming Pool International Online Exhibition, ErsatzAPR contemporary Art Magazine.

2005                    I Bienal Internacional de Arte al Aire Libre, Caracas Open Air Biennial, Caracas, Venezuela, curated by Martin Sanchez.

1999                    The Neuberger Biennial of Outdoor Public Art, The Neuberger Museum, New York.

1999                    Art and the Environment, three-person invitational exhibition, Clarion University, Pennsylvania.

1998                    The Commonwealth Collects, Invitational Exhibition, The Contemporary Arts Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, Virginia.

1998                    Two Artist Invitational Exhibition, Allentown Art Museum, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

1997                    The 8th International Biennial Print & Drawing Exhibit: 1997 R.O.C., the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.

1997                    The Halpert Biennial, a national juried visual art competition, juried by Mark Leach (Curator of Contemporary Art, Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC), Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina.

1997                    National Association of State Arts Organizations/WNET Public Television, American Visions Website Virtual Gallery Exhibition, organized in conjunction with the public television series American Visions hosted by Robert Hughes.

1997                    61st Annual Midyear Exhibition, juried by Don Eddy, Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio.

1996                    Designed Landscape Forum Project Exhibition, organized in conjunction with    Designed Landscape Forum, Jernigan-Wicker Gallery, Berkeley, California.

1996                    Pulp Fictions: Works On Paper, Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria, Austin, Texas, juried by Elizabeth A.T. Smith, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

1996                    Art from Detritus: Recycling with Imagination, in conjunction with the National    Recycling Coalition 15th Annual Congress & Exposition, Pittsburgh, PA, and  presented by Artists Talk On Art, New York, NY.

1996                    ARTSPACE New Arts Festival/New Work 96, New Haven, Connecticut. Curated by Bill Arning, Director, White Columns, New York City.

1996                    ARTSITES 96, site-specific outdoor installation for Tudor Place Gardens in Washington, D.C., sponsored by the International Sculpture Center and curated by Carla Hanzel, exhibitions curator, International Sculpture Center.       

1996                    Three Rivers Arts Festival of the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA. Juried by Michael D. Olijnyk, Curator of The Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh, PA.

1996                    9th McNeese National Works on Paper, Abercrombie Gallery of McNeese State            University, Lake Charles, Louisiana. Juried by E. John Bullard, Director, New Orleans Museum of Art.

1996                    American Drawing Bienial V, Muscarelle Museum of Art of the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. Juried by Thomas Armstrong III, formerly director of the Andy Warhol Museum and the Whitney Museum of  American Art.

1996                    the lyrical, the expressionist and the poetic, Denise Bibro Fine Art, New York, New York. Juried by Michael Walls.

1995                    National Drawing Show, ARC Gallery, Chicago, Illinois. Juried by Ingrid Fassbender of Fassbender Gallery, Chicago, Illinois.

1995                    Allentown Art Museum, 25th Juried Show, Allentown, Pennsylvania.  Juried by Susan     Krane, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia.

1995                    Real Life, Soho 20 Gallery, juried by Laura Trippi, Senior Curator, The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York. 

1995                    6th National Juried Exhibition, Viridian Gallery, New York City. Juried by Lisa Dennison, Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York.

1995                    National Juried Show, Gallery 57, Fullerton, California. Juried by Elizabeth Smith, Curator, M.O.C.A., Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, California.

1995                   All Media Summer Exhibition, Contemporary Artists Center, North Adams,      Massachusetts. Juried by Nohra Haime, Nohra Haime Gallery, NYC and Alejandro Anreus, Curator, Jersey City Museum, New Jersey.

1995                   13th Annual National Juried Exhibition, Pleiades Gallery, New York City. Juried by Charlotta Kotik, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, Brooklyn Museum.

1995                   The Halpert Biennial, (of two-dimensional media), An Appalachian Summer Festival, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. Juried by Jim L. Zimmer, Director of the Sioux City Art Center.

1995                    Women Artists ’95, National Juried Competition, Matrix Workshop of Women Artists, Sacramento, California. Juried by artists Caryl Henry and Mimi LaPlant.

1995                    Images ’95, Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, The Pennsylvania State University/HUB Galleries, juried by artist Tom Nakashima.

1995                    Traces: Connecting Drawing and Sculpture, curated by John Beardsley, Maryland Art     Place (MAP), Baltimore, Maryland.

1995                    Twelfth Annual National Juried Exhibition, juried by William Thompson, Department of Twentieth-Century Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Exhibition: NationsBank, Houston, Texas.

1995                    Landmarks: Women’s Caucus for Art 9th Annual Juried Exhibition, juried by Claire Bell, Assistant Curator, Guggenheim Museum, exhibition: Boston Center for the Arts/Cyclorama, Boston, Massachusetts.

1995                    Explorations: Shades of Difference, Women’s Caucus for Art/University of Bridgeport curated by Eugenie Tsai, Director of the Whitney Museum, Stamford, CT; exhibition at Bernhard Art Center, University of Bridgeport, Connecticut.

1995                    Art Maryland ’95, Annual Regional Juried Exhibition juried by Phyllis Rosenzweig, Associate Curator, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.; The Howard County Center for the Arts, Maryland.

1995                    HOPE, Fifth Annual National Juried Visual Art and Poetry Competition, poetry submissions selected by Marvin Bell of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, exhibitions at Peconic Gallery of Suffolk Community College, and Rathbone Gallery of Sage Junior College, Albany, New York.

1995                    The Art of Work/The Work of Art, collaborative projects sponsored by Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, exhibitions at Pyramid Atlantic, Martin Luther King Memorial Library, Peoples Congregational United Church of Christ, Arnold and Porter Law Offices, National Public Radio, all of Washington, D.C.

1994                    BodyWorks, NEXUS foundation for today’s art, Philadelphia, PA. Juried by Mark Rosenthal, Curator of 20th Century Art, The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

1994                    Viridian Gallery Fifth Annual National Juried Exhibition, Slide Exhibition, Viridian Gallery, New York, New York. Juried by Diane Waldman, Senior Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, New York

Selected Bibliography: Books, Publications, Catalogs, Reviews, and Articles

Catalogue, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Artist Books, fifty-page softcover book featuring poetry and visual            arts-based artist books, Aunt Dot Press, Fall 2023

Featured Artist/ Book Arts, Open Studio Visit Press Magazine, four-page spread featuring poetry and visual arts-based artist books, Fall 2022.

Featured Artist/ Book Arts, Open Studio Visit Press Magazine, four-page spread featuring poetry and visual arts-based artist books, Fall 2022.

Review, Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses, and Abandoned Lots, Jennie Klein, Art Papers, vol. 37 no. 2, March/April 2013.

Catalog, Ilan Projects, featuring Yilan Lichens Project, one of five permanent commissions for the College of Bioresources of Yilan National University, 86 color pages in English and Mandarin, published by     ArtFields, Taipei, Taiwan, 2013.

Book, The New Earthwork: Art, Action, Agency, a collection of articles and art works that treat the earth as creative partner rather than resource and raw material, featuring two essays by and about Mara Adamitz Scrupe, University of Washington Press and International Sculpture Center, 2012.

Book, Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses and Abandoned Lots, a 40-year survey of works

by nationally and internationally recognized artists concerned with soil, food, farming, and biodiversity, published by the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, September 2012.

Catalog, With Food In Mind group artist book exhibition, 68 pages, color, published by The Center for Book Arts, New York, spring 2011.

Book, Feature, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Art in Public, by Chris van Uffelen, Verlaghaus – Braun Germany   publisher 2011.

Catalog, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, How to Make A Place In The World, solo exhibition, 50 pages, color, published jointly by Indiana State University and The University of the Arts, March, 2010.

Feature, Eco-Art: Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Artco Monthly Issue No. 198, March 2009, published in Taipei, Taiwan.

Feature, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, 1000 x Landscape Architecture, Verlaghaus – Braun Germany, 2008.

Feature Essay, Mara Adamitz Scrupe: How Does Your Garden Grow? Christa Forster, International Sculpture Magazine, December 2006.

Interview/Article, Organic Design, the Art of Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Southern Views Magazine, Columbus, Georgia, September 2006.

Article, Fabrication and Encounter: When Content is a Verb, ARTLIES Magazine, Houston, Texas, Spring    2006.

Review, Mara Adamitz Scrupe, Jan Garden Castro, International Sculpture Magazine, October 2004.

Review, Greenhouse Effect, Kate Hackman, Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri, February 13, 2004.

Brochure, Back to Nature: Collecting the Preserved Garden, Grand Arts, Kansas City Missouri, color reproductions, essay by Mary Jane Jacob, 2004.

Catalog, A River Half Empty, The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, Connecticut, 15 pages, color reproductions, 2003.

Review, A Summer Picnic’s Worth of Exhibitions on View, The New York Times, Grace Gleuck, July 25, 2003.

Review, Engaging Collaboration for the Environment, The Sunday Advocate, L.P. Streitfeld, August 2003.

Review, The Nature of Things, Artview, Alistair Highet, August 2003.

Feature, Mara Adamitz Scrupe: Etherea, Commissions Feature, Sculpture Magazine, May 2003.

Review, Sculpture at Evergreen by Sarah Tanguy, Dispatches Feature, Sculpture Magazine, March 2003.

Article, Mara Scrupe: Etherea, Landscape Architecture Magazine, February 2003.

Catalog, Sculpture at Evergreen, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 26 pages, color reproductions, 2002.

Article, Mara Scrupe: Scientific Scintillation, Landscape Architecture Magazine, November 2001.

Feature, Mara Scrupe: New Talent Comes to Lithuania, Laina magazine, Vilnius, Lithuania, Oct 2001.

Feature, Mara Adamitz Scrupe: Suspicious Science, Commissions Feature, Sculpture Magazine, Oct. 2001.

Book, The New Tech Garden, by Paul Cooper, Mitchell Beazley Miller’s publisher, London, England, 462     pages, color reproductions, 2001

Article, Mara Adamitz Scrupe: Paradise, One Hundred Years of Landscape Architecture, Harvard Design     Magazine, fall 2000.

Book, Viewpoints: Readings in Art History edited by Carole Gold Calo, reprint of essay entitled       Environment, Audience and Public Art in the New World (Order), Prentice Hall Publishers, 2000.

Feature, Landscape Forum 06, Proposal for Annie’s Park in Arlington, Virginia, published fall, 2000.

Feature, GAMUT/Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Mara Adamitz Scrupe and           Paradise, published in the inaugural issue, spring 2000.

Review, 1999 Neuberger Museum Biennial of Public Art, Sculpture Magazine, March 2000.

Catalog, 1999 Neuberger Museum Biennial of Public Art, Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, New York, 47 pages, color reproductions.

Article, Dining Room Dogwood, Art Department, Landscape Architecture Magazine, April 1999.

Article, Mara Adamitz Scrupe/Rococo Wood, Commissions, Sculpture Magazine, Washington, DC, Oct.,1998.

Book/Catalog, The 8th International Biennial Print & Drawing Exhibit 1997 R.O.C., Taipei Fine Arts Museum, December 27, 1997 – March 26, 1998, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China.

Review, Mara Adamitz Scrupe and Jann Rosen-Queralt, Teresa Annas, Sculpture Magazine,         Washington DC, Jan 1998.

Book/Project Description/Review, Designed Landscape Forum I, edited by Peter Walker, Spacemaker Press, 226 pages, 1997.

Review/Article, Sightings Worth A Look, Catherine Dorsey, Art Critic, Port Folio Weekly, Virginia Beach,       VA, August 5-11, 1997.

Review/Article, Stalking Sculpture, Teresa Annas, Art Critic, The Virginian-Pilot, July 17,1997.

Catalog, Sightings, Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 1997.

Article, Bookmarks, Glenn Harper, Editor, International Sculpture Center Magazine, Washington, DC, November 1996.

Feature Article, Venerable Garden: A Multimedia Transformation of the Grounds, Carla Hanzal, Deputy        Director, International Sculpture Center, Washington Review, Washington, DC, June/July 1996.

Review/Article, Smorgasbord for the eye, James Auer, Art Critic, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 15, 1996.

Review, Something old and new.. CeCe Bullard, Richmond Times Dispatch, Richmond, Va, June 15,           1996.

Catalog, Pulp Fictions, New Works on Paper, Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria, Austin, TX, 1996.

Catalog, Three Rivers Arts Festival of the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA, 1996.

Catalog, McNeese National Works on Paper, Lake Charles, Louisiana, 1996.

Article, A Post-industrial Garden, J. William Thompson, Landscape Architecture, December 1995.

Review, Sculpting Bridges, Mike Giuliano, Critic, Baltimore City Pages, July 19, 1995.

Catalog, ArtScape ’95, The Baltimore Festival of the Arts, Baltimore, Maryland, 1995 B&W             reproductions, 88 pages.

Review, MAP exhibit transcends the ordinary, John Dorsey, Sun Art Critic, The Baltimore Sun, July 13, 1995.

Catalog, The Art of Work/The Work of Art, Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Washington, D.C., B&W reproductions,110 pages, 1995.

Review, Portraits That Go Beyond the Palette, Megan Rosenfeld, The Washington Post, Saturday, June      24, 1995.

Radio Feature Article, The Art of Work/The Work of Art, Weekend Edition with Susan Stamberg, National     Public Radio, Saturday, April 8, 1995.

Catalog, Hope: National Juried Visual Art and Poetry Exhibition, Suffolk Community College, and Sage Junior College of Albany, New York, B&W reproductions, 76 pages, 1995.

Review, Expressions of Intangible Hope, Staff, The New York Times, Sunday, March 5, 1995.

Feature Article, The Dream Garden: a true partnership in an urban community project, Jennifer Liepe Borders, The Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation ARTSInk, fall, 1994.

Article, Auction benefits DCCA and participating artists, Gary Mullinax, The Wilmington News Journal, Wilmington, DE, April 4, 1994.

Review, School 33 exhibits vary greatly in effectiveness, Mike Guiliano, The Baltimore Business Journal,      Baltimore, Maryland, February 18 – 24, 1994.

Review, Diverse Inspirations Converge in Sculpture, Ingrid Groller-Lane, The Washington Post,      Washington, D.C., February 17, 1994.

Catalog, TRIBUTARIES, The Ellipse Gallery, Arlington, VA, B&W reproductions,1994,

Review, William Zimmer, The Sunday New York Times, New York, New York, June 20, 1993.

Review, Betty Tyler, The Fairfield County Advocate, Fairfield, CT, June 24, 1993.

Review, Pamela Guthman, The Connecticut Post, Fairfield, CT, May 30, 1993.

Review, Mary McCoy, The Washington Post, June 26, 1993.

Review, Roberta Morgan, The Rockville Gazette, June 30, 1993.

Catalog, SCULPTURE TOUR 1993, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, color       reproductions.

Catalog, DRAWING INTO THE 90’s, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas, with introduction by Neal     Benezra, Chief Curator, The Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, DC, B&W reproductions, 1990.

Catalog, SCULPTURE TOUR 1990, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, color reproductions.

Catalog, SCULPTURE ’90/ An Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture by Twenty-Eight Artists,         Washington Square Exhibition Program, Washington, D.C, color reproductions.

Review, Staff, Washington Square Sculpture Exhibition, The Washington Post, June 1990.

Advisory Boards, Panels, Juries

2024-2025            Invited Juror, Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year and Kent Poetry Prize Competition, Canterbury, UK.

2019-2020            Juror, Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year and Kent Poetry Prize Competition, Canterbury, UK.

2013-2015            Member, Board of Directors, Artblog, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2005-present       Founder & Member, James River Virginia Residents for a Healthy Environment.

2013                       Outside Evaluator, Promotion and Tenure, Professor Richard Saxton, The University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.

2012                       Outside Evaluator, Promotion and Tenure, Professor Suzanne Silver, The Ohio State     University, Columbus, Ohio.

2012                       Exhibition Juror, The Shape of Things, The Art League, Alexandria, Virginia.

2008                      Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, juror/panelist, Individual Artist Fellowships Program,          Baltimore, MD.

2008                      Curator and Keynote Speaker, Earth: A Microcosm, Women’s Caucus for Art of Georgia Annual Exhibition and Program, Atlanta, Georgia.                                           

2005                      Text Reviewer, A Guide to Drawing 6th Edition, Mendelowitz, Wakeham & Faber, Wadsworth Press.

Conferences, Papers, Readings and Presentations

2023                    Dead Hoarse Writers (Canterbury, UK) invitational poetry reading.

2020                    Canterbury Christchurch University International Poetry Prize virtual poetry reading of     winning poems.

2019                    Canterbury International Poetry Festival, reading of poems as winner of the Festival       Poet of the Year and the Kent Poetry Prize.

2017                    Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) Annual Conference Panel Chair:Re-inventing Collaboration: interdisciplinarity in visual art, design, performance and creative writing, with UARTS professors and student panelists, Washington, DC.

2016                    Bradford Literature Festival, UK, Poetry Reading, invited poet/ presenter.

2015                    Gross McCleaf Gallery, sponsored by The University of Pennsylvania Department of Fine Arts, Kelly Writers House, inLiquid, and Fresh Paint Magazine, November 21st, Philadelphia, PA, poetry reading + book signing.

2015                    Vice-Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize, and Panelist for International Poetry Studies Institute Panel (IPSI), Poetry on the Move Festival, University of Canberra, Australia, Awards Ceremony reading of shortlisted poem.

2015                    Stevens Award Winning Manuscript BEAST, National Federation of State Poetry Societies Annual Conference, St. Petersburg, Florida, Keynote Speaker/Poetry Reading

2014                    Abroad Writers Conference, author session, reading from Shivaree, Villa La Gallietta at Lake Como, Italy, June 22 – 30, 2014.

2013                    The University of New Mexico Mentoring Institute 2013 Conference, session presenter: Mentoring Cultural Activism: facilitating understanding our common humanity, with Professor Lonnie Graham, Pennsylvania State University.

2013                    Abroad Writers Conference, author session, reading from Sky Pilot published by Finishing Line Press, Lismore Castle, Waterford Ireland, December 9 – 16, 2013.

2013                    School of Visual Arts 27th National Conference on Liberal Arts and the Education of Artists, session presenter, papers entitled: Starting from Scratch: building new models for social awareness through arts education.

2012                    School of Visual Arts 26th National Conference on Liberal Arts and the Education of Artists, session presenter, papers entitled: Making/Meaning/Matter and Recto-Verso/Verso-Recto, or the art of reading and picturing (the latter with Professor Suzanne Silver, The Ohio State University).

2008                    College Art Association Conference, Historical Studies Session Co-chair with Dr. Claire Black McCoy; The Sculptor and the Garden, February 20 – 23, Dallas, Texas.

2008                    Keynote Speaker, Women’s Caucus for Art, Georgia Chapter, The Artist and the Environment, Ferst Center for the Arts, Georgia Tech University.

2007                    Society for Literature, Science and the Arts Twenty-first Annual Conference: CODE, paper entitled Survival Principle: The Art of Nurturing Nature, November 1 – 4, 2007, Portland, Maine.

2007                    Southeastern College Art Association Annual Conference, presentation entitled Social Art & Agency: Art of Resistance for Art and Society session, October 17 – 20, 2008, Charleston, West Virginia.

2007                    Guest Speaker, Women’s Leadership Series, Fota Lichens Project, Columbus State University, Columbus, Georgia.

2003                    Session Presenter/Panelist: The Curse of Sameness: Homogeneity in the Global Art World, College Art Association Annual Conference, New York, New York.

1999                    Guest Speaker, Report from The Hinterlands: Environment, Audience, and Public Art in The New World (Order), 1999 Arts Now conference, September 30 – October 2, State University of New York (SUNY), New Paltz.

1998                    Session Presenter/Panelist: The City Mouse Revisits the Country Mouse, College Art Association Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada.

1998                    Keynote Speaker, Mid-America College Art Association Annual Conference, Finding Courage Off the Beaten Path:
Examining the Roles and Resources
of Provincial Artists in the Next Millennium, Lexington, Kentucky.

 

Recent Academic Committees/University of the Arts:

2022-23                MFA Graduate Panel University of Kansas

2019-20                Critical Studies Advisory Board

2019-20                Task Force on Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity

2019-20                Ph.D. in Creativity Advisory Board

2019-20                Task Force on Faculty Standards

2019-20                Academic Council

2019-20                Council of Deans

2019-20                President’s Council

2019-20                Chair, First Year Curriculum Task Force

2019-20                Chair, School of Art Advisory Committee

2019-20                University Strategic Planning Committee

2019-20                Chair, NASAD Assessment Preparation Committee

2019-20                AICAD Conference Planning Committee