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USA (United States)
Malerei Mischtechnik Expressionismus |
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Vita / Lebenslauf:
Exhibits/Awards Stimuleye at Sideshow Gallery, Williamsburg NY Pratt Institute Gallery, Brooklyn NY Red Saw Gallery, Newark NJ Montclair State University, MFA GALLERY William Paterson Center Court Gallery, Tuna Gallery, Power Arts Gallery, Student Center Art Gallery William Paterson Babcock Purchase Prize Award Award with �Profiles of the Future,� with the painting called: The Kiss I won a Hahne�s �Draw Your Mom� contest at age 6 my work was printed in the Sunday Star-Ledger on May 13, 1984 in Section One: Page 19 New Jersey School of Visual Arts West Hudson Arts Council Exhibit Rutherford Art Fair Kearny High School Exhibition Solo show at Deko Lounge Art in the Park, Kearny, Twice Education/Courses Montclair State University, MFA, current William Paterson University, B.F.A., August 2006 Kearny High School, HS Diploma 1996 New Jersey School of Visual Arts, Photography Montclair University, Computer Graphics Course while in High School William Paterson University, Printmaking Workshop Printed Documentation I was in the Kearny Journal, a picture of me drawing a man from the Art in the Park Event. I have been in the Observer through-out the years about three times. Twice through WPU winning awards and having my art photographed with me and a third time for the Art in the Park Event. Hahne�s �Draw Your Mom� contest at age 6 my work was printed in the Sunday Star-Ledger on May 13, 1984 in Section One: Page 19 Performence Event I have participated in a Graduate Thesis Preparation by David Horton. Chairman David Horton had Professor James Andrew Brown prepare the �Monster� creation. It had to be big enough that the graduates could walk through and mobile enough to move around. We worked on that project and the day of the Show I was to get half naked, run around with a wrap on my and I or someone got the idea to place mud on our faces and my breasts. There were two of us to run around wildly and antagonize the audience. The Monster was to represent something in which the graduates had to pass through to come out at the other end in order to let go of something in which held them back like fear. It could have been anything personally to them, but generally it was to find their fear, face it and let it go. And prepare them in a special way for MFA Graduation that year. I must have did a good job because Horton said, �We are hitting the malls next week.� That was a joke but I was inclined to really do that for I had lots of fun. This took place in front of an Audience and was in the Power Art Gallery. Also in the Power Art Gallery at WPU I have participated in one or more group shows with sculpture and possibly painting. Biography Arlene Kaczka b.1978 grew up in Kearny, New Jersey. Her Mother Marilyn Mather always encouraged her with the pursing of the arts. Arlene went to Kearny High School where she took many art classes and realized her future would be in the art field. Arlene graduated Kearny High in 1996, when she then started with a summer course called philosophy in pursuit of a BFA program at William Paterson University. Meeting great professors Arlene started moving into creating huge oil stick paintings and trying various other materials. Arlene graduated William Paterson University in 2006 and fruther went on to Montclair State University getting her MFA in 2009, while concentrating more on presentation and series of works. Arlene now wishes to Artist Residency hop gaining the means to continually produce artwork, meet creative people, live in various locations around the world. |
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