Tim Hunter, 44Hiram, GA

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Tim Hunter resumes & CV records

Resumes

Tim Hunter - Atlanta, GA

Work:

Art Institute of Atlanta 2000 to 2000
Faculty "Birds" - Highlands, NC 2012 to 2012 Abernathy Art Center - Center, GA 2012 to 2012 Chastain Art Center - Atlanta, GA 2012 to 2012 Hambidge Center for the Arts - Rabun Gap, GA 2012 to 2012 Abernathy Art Center - Center, GA 2011 to 2011 "Pressing Matters" - Atlanta, GA 2011 to 2011 One Twelve Gallery, "Migrate" - Atlanta, GA 2011 to 2011 Gallery Walk at Terminus, "Shadows" - Atlanta, GA 2011 to 2011 "National Printmaking Invitational" - Atlanta, GA 2010 to 2010 Gallery Walk at Terminus, "Atlanta Printmakers" - Atlanta, GA 2010 to 2010 Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2010 to 2010 Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2009 to 2009
Faculty Exhibit Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2008 to 2008 "Studio Artists" - Atlanta, GA 2008 to 2008 "Studio Visit", Publication 2008 to 2008 Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2007 to 2007
Faculty Exhibit Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2006 to 2006 "Studio Visit", Publication 2006 to 2006 Huntsville Museum of Art, "Red Clay Survey" - Huntsville, AL 2005 to 2005 Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, "Art and Ecology" - Tallahassee, FL 2005 to 2005 Spruill Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2005 to 2005 B-Complex, "You Can't Fool Mother Nature" - Atlanta, GA 2005 to 2005 "Red Clay Survey", Art Papers Magazine 2005 to 2005 Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2000 to 2005
Figure Drawing Instructor Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2004 to 2004 Spruill Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2004 to 2004 City Gallery East - Atlanta, GA 2004 to 2004 Mural Commissions - Atlanta, GA 2004 to 2004
Hapeville Senior Center Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003
Adjunct Faculty Hambidge Center for the Arts - Rabun Gap, GA 2003 to 2003 Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 Spruill Gallery, "Birds in Flight" - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 "Synergy" - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 City Gallery East, "Art Papers" - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 Atlanta Arts Council - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003
Artist Fellowship "Residency Fellowship" - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 National Park Service - Atlanta, GA 2003 to 2003 New American Paintings 2003 to 2003 Birds in Flight 2003 to 2003 Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2000 to 2003
Drawing, Painting Instructor Art Institute of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 2002 to 2002
Faculty Exhibit City Gallery East, "Art Papers" - Atlanta, GA 2002 to 2002 Columbus Museum, "New Media for a New Century" - Columbus, GA 2002 to 2002 City Gallery Chastain, "Un - Atlanta, GA 2002 to 2002 "Artists for Animals" - Atlanta, GA 2002 to 2002 Art Papers Magazine 2002 to 2002 Creative Loafing Magazine 2002 to 2002 Solo Exhibitions - Savannah, GA 2001 to 2001 Swan Coach House Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 Spruill Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 "Fusion" - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 Soho Myraid Gallery - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 Art Institute of Atlanta, "Innovation" - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 "Big Paintings" - Atlanta, GA 2001 to 2001 Flight Patterns 2001 to 2001 Bank of America Plaza - Atlanta, GA 2000 to 2000 Eyedrum Gallery, "Spring" - Atlanta, GA 2000 to 2000 Eyedrum Gallery, "Eyedrum's One Year Anniversary" - Atlanta, GA 2000 to 2000 Georgia State University - Atlanta, GA 1999 to 2000
Adjunct Faculty Georgia State University - Atlanta, GA 1999 to 1999
Bird in Hand Red Light Caf, "The Creative Act" - Atlanta, GA 1999 to 1999 Georgia State University - Atlanta, GA 1997 to 1999
Graduate Instructor Georgia State University - Atlanta, GA 1998 to 1998 Eyedrum Gallery - Atlanta, GA 1997 to 1997 Mattress Factory, "The Last Great Mattress Factory Show" - Atlanta, GA 1990 to 1990 "Farewell to Forest Avenue" - Atlanta, GA 1989 to 1989 "Farewell to Forest Avenue" - Atlanta, GA 1988 to 1988 Gallery Two Nine One, "Still Lifes" - Atlanta, GA 1987 to 1987 Greenville Museum of Art, "Stone's Throw" - Greenville, SC 1987 to 1987 Gallery Two Nine One, "Works on Paper" - Atlanta, GA 1987 to 1987 Greenville County Museum of Art 1987 to 1987 "Daring to be Different", Atlanta Magazine 1987 to 1987 Still Lifes 1987 to 1987 Municipal Gallery - Atlanta, GA 1986 to 1986 New Orleans Museum of Art, "New Orleans Triennial" - New Orleans, LA 1986 to 1986 Georgia Museum of Art, "Georgia Artists" - Athens, GA 1986 to 1986 "The Second Atlanta Biennial" - Atlanta, GA 1986 to 1986 Atlanta Stockade, "Immure" - Atlanta, GA 1986 to 1986 Atlanta Arts Council - Atlanta, GA 1986 to 1986
Artist Projects Grant New Orleans Triennial 1986 to 1986 "Immure", Art Papers Magazine 1986 to 1986 Blue Rat Gallery, "Being and Nothingness" - Atlanta, GA 1985 to 1985 "Vietnam and Its Aftermath" - Atlanta, GA 1985 to 1985 Mattress Factory, "Mattress Factory Show" - Atlanta, GA 1985 to 1985 Atlanta Arts Council - Atlanta, GA 1985 to 1985
Artist Projects Grant "Mattress Factory Show", Atlanta Journal - San Francisco, CA 1985 to 1985 Gallery Two Nine One, "Figuration in Art" - Atlanta, GA 1984 to 1984 Dana Reich Gallery, "New Work" - San Francisco, CA 1982 to 1982 Modernism Gallery, "Bay Area Art Now" - San Francisco, CA 1982 to 1982 Southern Exposure Gallery, "Beyond - San Francisco, CA 1981 to 1981 Dana Reich Gallery, "New Art" - San Francisco, CA 1981 to 1981 San Francisco Art Commission - San Francisco, CA 1981 to 1981
Artist Jetwave Inc - San Francisco, CA 1980 to 1980 Dana Reich Gallery, "Emerging Talent" - San Francisco, CA 1980 to 1980 San Francisco Art Commission - San Francisco, CA 1980 to 1980
Artist "Gestures" - Oakland, CA 1979 to 1979 California College of the Arts, "Prints and Works on Paper" - Oakland, CA 1979 to 1979 Oakland Park System - Oakland, CA 1979 to 1979

Education:

Georgia State University - Atlanta, GA 1999
MFA in Painting (Printmaking) California College of the Arts - Oakland, CA 1978
BFA

Publications & IP owners

Wikipedia

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Isbn (Books And Publications)

Radiologic Guide To Medical Devices And Foreign Bodies/Medical Devices, Abbreviations, Acronyms, And Eponyms: A Pocket Guide

Author:

Tim B. Hunter

ISBN #:

0801665744

Medical Devices, Abbreviations, Acronyms, And Eponyms: A Pocket Guide

Author:

Tim B. Hunter

ISBN #:

0815155417

The Computer In Radiology

Author:

Tim B. Hunter

ISBN #:

0871892359

The Soul Hit

Author:

Tim Hunter

ISBN #:

0060117087

Over The Edge

Author:

Tim Hunter

ISBN #:

0394170881

Bobbing Head Dolls: 1960-2000

Author:

Tim Hunter

ISBN #:

0873418026

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