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One-Person Exhibitions
2007
Hybrid, Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle
Betty Bowen Memorial Award Exhibition, Seattle Art Museum
2006
The Archer Gallery, Clark College, Vancouver, WA
2005
The Structure Paintings, Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle
2004
An Introduction, Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle
2003
Art Center Gallery, Seattle Pacific University
2002
The Berlin Work, Gallery Space, Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, WA
2001
Personal Nature, SOIL, Seattle
1997
Greenwood Art Walk, juried by Francine Seders, Seattle
Selected Group Exhibitions
2006
All in the Painted View, Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner, WA
Exploded View, SOIL, Seattle
New Works Laboratory, 911 Media Arts Center, Seattle
Particular Places, juried by Bernard Chaet, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT
2005
University of Washington School of Art First Annual Alumni Award, Jacob Lawrence Gallery, Seattle
SOIL 1995–2005: A Retrospective, SOIL, Seattle
2004
Masquerade, curated by Bret Marion, SOIL, Seattle
Northwest Biennial: Buildingwise, juried by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA
Soft Emergencies, VU Gallery, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA
2003
Collections and Creations, curated by Randy Wood, Bumbershoot, Seattle
COCA Northwest Annual, juried by Esther Luttikhuizen
Flashpoint, SOIL, Seattle
Introductions, Seattle Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery
The Last Judgment Project, curated by Stefano Catalani, Bumbershoot, Seattle
Paying Attention, juried by Susanna Coffey, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT
Specimen, SOIL, Seattle
Young Seattle Artists, Howard House, Seattle
2002
Intersection, Amerika Haus, Berlin, Germany
Invitational, Marlac Building, Seattle
2001
Five Painters, SOIL, Seattle
2000
Homeland, Shoreline Community College, Seattle
1999
MFA Thesis Exhibition, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle
Pacific Northwest Annual, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA
1998
Red, Alder Gallery, Eugene, OR
Works on Paper, Phinney Ridge Community Center, Seattle
Works in Progress, Jacob Lawrence Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle
1997
Le Petit V, Alder Gallery, Eugene, OR
Celebrity: Figures of Worship, Fame, Fortune, Heroism, and Infamy, curated by Greg Kucera Gallery, Bumbershoot, Seattle
Pacific Northwest Annual, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA
Works of Faith, juried by Laura Ross Paul, First Presbyterian Church, Portland, OR
Seattle Women’s Caucus for Art, ArtSpace, Seattle
1996
Alder Gallery, Eugene, OR
Baas Gallery, Seattle
1995
Le Petit III, Alder Gallery, Eugene, OR
Education
University of Washington, Master of Fine Arts, Painting, 1999
Awards
2006
Betty Bowen Annual Memorial Award, Seattle Art Museum
City Artist Projects, Seattle
Individual Artists Program, 4Culture, Seattle
2005
University of Washington School of Art First Annual Alumni Award
2004
Artist Trust/Washington State Arts Commission Fellowship
GAP Grant, Artist Trust, Seattle
2001
Fulbright Scholarship to Germany, 2001–02
1998
Lockitch Scholarship, University of Washington
1997
Juror’s award, Works of Faith, Portland, juried by Laura Ross Paul, First Presbyterian Church, OR
1996
Vermont Studio Center Artist’s Grant
Collections
4Culture, King County Public Art Collection, Seattle
City of Seattle, Portable Works
Tacoma Art Museum
Selected Publications
One Shot 2006. Visual Codec.
Sheila Farr. 2006. New Works Lab experiments mix old and new. The Seattle Times, September 22.
Brian Libby. 2006. Mesmerizing patterns of form and shape. The Oregonian, October 20, p. 36.
2005. New American Painting. volume 61.
Andrew Engelson. 2005. Margie Livingston & Ruben Lorch-Miller. Seattle Weekly, April 6–12, p. 33.
Gary Faigin. 2005. The Beat. KUOW, April 20.
Regina Hackett. 2005. In the Galleries. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, April 7, p C1.
Thom Heileson. 2004. YSA! The Organ, March/April, p. 5.
Allison Faye-Moody. 2004. Meet Margie Livingston, a Seattle Artist. European Weekly’s Pazifische Rundschau, June 2004, p. 16.
Regina Hackett. 2003. Howard House hits hot note with its young artists show. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, December 19.
Regina Hackett. 2003. Nature becomes artificial in the hands of artists at SOIL. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, November 14, p. 18.
Drake Deknatel. 2002. It’s a Mad, Mad World. Art Access, April, p. 12.
Artifacts, 2001. Alumni SPOTLIGHT: Who are you? Margie Livingston. Autumn, p. 3.
The Columbian. 2001. Artist receives Fulbright, July 2.
Professional Activities
Seattle Art Museum, Contemporary Art Council Executive Committee Treasurer, 2005–present
Artist in Residence, Museum of Glass: International Center for Contemporary Art, Tacoma, WA, 2004
SOIL Artist Cooperative, Seattle, WA, member, 2000–present
Association of Student Painters, University of Washington, member, 1998–1999
MFA Thesis Committee, Fund-Raising Chair, University of Washington, 1998–1999
University of Washington Public Art Commission, 1998–1999
Teaching
Bellevue Art Museum School, Bellevue, WA, 2003
Gage Academy, Seattle, 2001–2007
University of Washington School of Art, Seattle, 1998–2007
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