SCOTT BENEFIELD
941 Passage Lane , Camano Island, WA 98282
T: (360) 387-8357 • E: isola@whidbey.net
RECENT EXHIBITIONS
2007 "Unprecocious," Vetri, Seattle, WA. (one-person show)
2005 “Annual Pilchuck Glass Exhibition,” William Traver Gallery, Seattle, WA.
2004 “Get Rhythm,” Royal Cameo Glass, New Orleans, LA.
2003 “Crafts National 2003”, Lancaster Museum of Art, Lancaster, PA. Juror: Holly Hotchner.
“20/20 Vision,” Museum of American Glass, Millville, NJ. Curator: Suzanne Frantz.
“2001-2002 Fellows,” Gallery of American Craft at Wheaton Village, Millville, NJ.
2002 "Contemporary American Glass,” Art Forms, Woodstock, NY.
“The Art of Fine Craft,” University Place Art Center, Lincoln, NE.
SELECTED AWARDS, GRANTS, RESIDENCIES
2006 Artist-in-Residence, Vrij Glas, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
2005 Tower Residency, Cushendall, Northern Ireland.
2004 Artist-in-Residency, North Lands Creative Glass, Lybster, Scotland.
2002 Fellowship, Creative Glass Center of America, Millville, NJ.
1996 Louisiana Division of the Arts Project Grant.
1992 Louisiana Purchase Award, City of New Orleans.
1987 Fulbright-Hayes Grant, studies with Ann Wolff and Channa Bankier.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2006 Faculty, Penland School, Penland, NC.
Visting Artist, Cal State Fullerton, Fullerton, CA.
Visiting Artist, Cal State San Bernadino, San Bernadino, CA.
Visiting Artist, San Bernadino Valley College, San Bernadino, CA.
2005 Faculty, Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA.
Visiting Artist, National College of Art and Design, Dublin, Ireland.
Visiting Artist, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA.
Demonstrating Artist, Museum of Glass, Tacoma. WA.
2004 Lecturer, “A Survey of Contemporary North American Blown Glass Production,” Glass Art Society annual conference, New Orleans, LA.
Lecturer, National Museum of Art and Design, Dublin, Ireland.
2003 Workshop teacher, Appalachian Center for Crafts, Smithville, TN.
Panelist, “Professional Practices,” Glass Art Society annual conference, Seattle, WA.
2002 Visiting Artist, Appalachian Center for Crafts, Smithville, TN.
Demonstrating Artist, ‘The Art of Fine Craft,” University Place Art Center, Lincoln, NE.
2001 President, Glass Art Society.
1998 Vice President, Glass Art Society.
Editor, GAS News.
1996 Founder, Isola Glass, Camano Island, WA.
1995 Board of Directors, Glass Art Society.
Presenter, “New Orleans Overview,” Glass Art Society annual conference, Asheville, NC.
1992 Founder and partner, Studio Inferno, New Orleans, LA.
1990 Founder and Educational Director, New Orleans School of GlassWorks, New Orleans, LA.
EDUCATION
1990 MFA, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.
1978 BA, College of William &†Mary, Williamsburg, VA. Interdisciplinary studies in East Asian culture.
PUBLICATIONS
2006 "25 Years of the New Glass Review," Corning Museum of Glass, Tina Oldknow, ed.
2005 Gloine, (Ireland) “The Emerging Irish Studio Glass Scene,” May, 2005.(author)
Gloine, (Ireland) “Time to Touch the Green,” October, 2005. (author)
2004 Glass Art Society Journal, “A Survey of Contemporary North American Blown Glass,” (author)
Gloine, (Ireland) “Glass Art in America,” December, 2004. (author)
2003 Glass, “Sustaining Stained Glass,” Fall, 2003.
2002 Vetro, “Fritz Dreisbach, a Lifetime in Studio Glass,” November, 2002 (author).
Glass Art Society Journal, “Letter from the President” (author).
2001 Glass Art Society Journal, “Letter from the President” (author).
2001 Vetro, “GAS in Corning”, September 2001 (author).
1998 American Craft, Portfolio, February-March, 1998.
1997 Glass, “New Orleans Glass: Third Coast,” July, 1997.
1996 New Glass Review 17, Corning Museum of Glass.
Glass Art, “Studio Inferno, New Orleans Hot Spot,” June 1996.
1995 Glass Art Society Journal, “New Orleans Overview,” (author).
1994 New Glass Review 15, Corning Museum of Glass.
1987 New Glass Review 8, Corning Museum of Glass. |