123 Poplar Street #305 rgoodwin@pc.edu
Pikeville, KY 41501 www.raegoodwin.com
Education:
M.F.A. 2006, sculpture, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC.
B.A. 1994, studio arts, Framingham State College, Framingham, MA (summa cum laude).
Professional Experience:
2007- present Assistant Professor of Art, Pikeville College, Pikeville, KY, 12 credit hours per semester in sculpture, design, drawing and art history, co-coordinator and co-curator Weber Art Gallery.
2006-2007 Lecturer in Art, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC, 12 credit hours per semester in
3-D Design I, 2-D Design I and Drawing II.
2001- present Owner and Instructor, Visualize, A Visual Arts Program, Charlotte, NC. Budgets, staffing and program development for group and individual instruction.
2004-2006 Teaching Assistant (instructor of record), Winthrop University, 3-D Design I and II.
2003-2004 Graduate Assistant (maintained sculpture and wood studios and equipment) Winthrop University.
1996-2001 Art Teacher, Providence Day School, Charlotte, NC. Multi-disciplinary.
1997-1999 Sculpture Instructor, Carolina Clay Connection, Charlotte, NC.
1995-1996 Art Teacher, Northeast Middle School, Charlotte NC.
1994-1996 Outreach Art Teacher, Community School of the Arts, Charlotte NC.
Outreach Art Teacher, Spirit Square Center for the Arts, Charlotte NC.
1993-1994 Gallery Intern, Mazmanian Gallery, Framingham State College.
Solo Exhibitions/ Performances/Commissions:
2008 Pike County Artisan Center, Pikeville, KY, solo-performance and installation.
2007 Windows With A View, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC, two site-specific window
installations.
Weber Art Gallery, Pikeville College, Pikeville, KY.
7th St Windows, McColl Center for Visual Art, commissioned to create three large-scale installations over a six-month period.
2006 Carolina Healthcare System, commissioned to create 12 works to be used as gifts.
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition and Performance, Winthrop University, Patrick Gallery.
2004 Winthrop University Student Galleries, solo exhibit.
Central Park, NYC, one-hour solo performance.
2003 Rock Hill, SC, two-week solo performance.
2002 Cape Town South Africa, two-hour solo performance.
Two and Three person Exhibitions/ Commissions:
2004 Hart-Witzen Gallery, “Experience II,” two-person show, curator and participant, Charlotte, NC.
2003 Collaborative public artwork installed at the Police and Fire Training Academy, Charlotte, NC.
Charlotte-Douglas International Airport, two-person show, 2002-2003.
Group Exhibitions/ Screenings/ Performances:
2008 Tri-State Sculptors, “Micro-monumentals,” touring juried exhibit.
2007 Hart Witzen Gallery, “Soup,” contemporary invitational exhibit.
Tri-State Sculptors, “Micro-monumentals,” touring juried exhibit.
2005 Appalachian State University. Boone, NC. juried by Hoss Haley, for Tri-State Sculptors annual conference, “Redefining Space.”
2005 Hart-Witzen Gallery. “The Seven Deadly Sins,” Charlotte, NC.
Cracks in the Pavement (cracksinthepavement.com), international exhibit.
Elon University, “5X5,” national show, Elon, NC.
Lewandowski Gallery, Rock Hill, SC. “Graduate in Progress,” coordinator.
Tri-State Sculptors, “Suitcase Exchange Show,” two galleries in New Zealand.
2004 McColl Center for Visual Arts, “Ashes to Art”, Charlotte, NC.
Hart-Witzen Gallery, “Experience,” six-person show, organizer, coordinator and participant, NC.
Mint Museum of Craft and Design, “Boundless Art,” Charlotte, NC.
Lewandowski Gallery, Rock Hill, SC, “MFA Works in Progress.”
Hart Witzen Gallery, “101 Artists, performance,” Charlotte, NC.
Tri-State Sculptors, “Suitcase Exchange Show,” exhibit, NC, SC, MS.
2003 Winthrop University, performance at the Medal for the Arts Honor and Award Ceremony, SC.
Sumter Gallery of Art, Sumter SC, “Space Revisions,” performance.
Lewandowski Gallery, Rock Hill, SC, “MFA Works in Progress.”
Tri-State Sculptors, “Suitcase Exchange Show,” exhibit, NC.
2002 Spirit Square, Charlotte NC, five-person show.
Carolina Clay Matters, Charlotte NC.
McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC.
Tri-State Sculptors, “Suitcase Exchange Show,” exhibit, NC, SC.
2001 McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC.
Waterworks, Salisbury NC.
Carolina Pottery Festival, Shelby NC.
Carolina Clay Matters, Charlotte NC.
Blue Pony Gallery, Charlotte NC.
1994-2000 Annual open studio, Charlotte, NC.
Queens College, Charlotte NC.
Clayworks Holiday Show, Charlotte NC.
Art Festival, The University Place, Charlotte NC.
Oktoberfest, Merchandise Mart, Charlotte NC.
Spirit Square, Charlotte NC, Freedom of Expression.
Queens College, Charlotte NC.
The Jewish Community Center, Charlotte NC.
Studio 23, Charlotte NC.
Grants/ Scholarships:
2007 Creative Capital Foundation, Professional Development Weekend Retreat.
2006 Tri-State Sculptors, scholarship.
2004 Winthrop University, College of Visual and Performing Arts, grant to curate and coordinate “Experience” sculpture exhibit.
Winthrop University, Department of Art and Design, scholarship.
Grants/ Scholarships continued:
1993 Framingham State College, SGA, grant.
Framingham State College, Office of the President, grant.
1992 Framingham State College, scholarship.
Artist Residencies:
2007 Pike County Artisan Center, three-months.
2003 Dilworth Visual and Performing Arts School, Charlotte, NC, one month.
“Artist in the Workplace,” Arts and Science Council, Charlotte, NC, two weeks.
2001-2002 McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC. Affiliate Artist, 14 months.
1997-2000 ST-ARTS Program, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC. three weeks each summer.
Bibliography:
2008 Rae Goodwin, “Art can be very Illusive,” Medical Leader, Vol. 10, issue 14, page 15b, April 4.
interview on a news segment in Pikeville, Channel 8, concerning preservation of historic buildings
Russ Cassady, “Art Exhibition may be First of its Kind to Visit Pikeville,” Appalachian News-Express, Vol. 95, num. 91, page 1, May 8.
2007 Mountain Express, review of Micromonumental Exhibit
2005 Moreland Hogan, “Cityscape, Map and Questions,” Mecklenberg Times, August 9.
Simone Orendain, Interview, WFAE, public radio, Charlotte, NC, July 8 and 28.
2003 Stuart Grasberg, “Out of the Ashes,” WTVI. Released on DVD.
Conferences:
2009 CAA, annual conference in Los Angeles, CA, panelist in ArtSpace on professional practices.
2008 Tri-State Sculptors annual conference, Johnson City, TN, workshop on professional practices.
2006 CAA, annual conference in Boston, MA, panelist in ArtSpace on artist-in-residence programs.
2005 Appalachian State University. Boone, NC, juried by Hoss Haley, group exhibit for Tri-State Sculptors annual conference, “Redefining Space.”
1998 NCAIS, state conference in Charlotte, lecture.
1996 NCAIS, state conference in Charlotte, workshop.
Visiting Artist Lectures:
2008 East Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, lecture and individual talks with students.
Kiwannis Club, talk about the importance of public art in town and on campus.
2007 Winthrop University, lecture.
2006 Winthrop University, lecture in the gallery.
2005 Leominster Art Association, Leominster, MA, lecture and demonstration.
2003 Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte NC, “Artist Talks” series.
2002 McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC.
2001 McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC, “Meet the Artist” series.
Professional Service:
2008 Pikeville College, Special Events Committee, Technology Advisory Committee, Health and Safety Committee.
2007 Safe Zones by GLoBAL, Winthrop University, participant, workshop on how to be a student ally.
2006 Arts Advisory Board, Arts Elizabeth Festival. Advising a community on how to work with artists to make the festival a success.
2004-2005 MAP Assessment Team, Winthrop University Galleries. Reviewing the gallery mission, format and
accessibility for a national review, towards museum accreditation.
Professional Organizations:
2007- present Pike County Artisan Center, board member, speaking on our behalf in the community.
2006-present Tri-State Sculptors, newsletter editor (sculptorsvoice.com), board member.
2005-2006 Tri-State Sculptors, student representative, board member.
2001- present Tri-State Sculptors, member.
2004- present College Art Association, member.
Continuing Education:
2002 Arts and Science Council of Charlotte, Public Art Workshop.
2001 Penland School of Craft and Design, Penland NC, two-week ceramic sculpture class with Steve Heinemann.
Blue Pony Gallery and Press, Charlotte, NC, monotypes with Mary Lou Sussman.
2000 Lisa Magee, individual instruction on set and lighting design.
1999 Mint Museum of Art, North Carolina Craft Traditions.
1997 Spirit Square: screen-printing, bookmaking, German paper cutting and intermediate wheel throwing. Mint Museum of Art, “Color and Light in Art.”
1996 Northeast Middle School, in house workshops.
1995 Jim Whalen, individual instruction on throwing and pit firing.
Selected Collections:
Charlotte Mecklenberg Public School System, Charlotte, NC
Police and Fire Department, Charlotte, NC
Framingham State College, Framingham, MA
Harriet Sanford, Charlotte, NC
Pallas Lombardi, Charlotte, NC
Peggy Rivers, York, SC
Paradox Pottery, Horseshoe, NC
Elizabeth Connor, Vashon Island, WA
Carleton Pike, Aspen, CO
Lisa Magee, Charlotte, NC
Sarah Brander, NY
Amy Kukta, Westminster, MA
Stacy Rodenberger, Portland, ME
Technical Abilities:
Metal- MIG and TIG welding, acetylene torch, gas forge, wire construction
Video- digital recording, Final-Cut editing, formatting for projection and web
Plaster- casting and carving
Concrete- casting and additive process
Glass- etching, cutting
Wood- construction, Fordham, hand carving, lamination
Fibers- sewing machine, hand sewing, pattern making, flat loom, knitting, crochet, paper making,
paper casting, paper construction, bookbinding, wool felting
Clay- low, mid and high fire, electric and gas kiln, hand building, slip casting, beginner wheel
Sandblasting- ceramic, steel
Photography- digital, Adobe Photoshop
Drawing- technical drawing for basic construction and set design, contemporary and traditional
practices in mixed media observational and conceptual