Artist
Resume: Scott David Plumlee
2004
2003 |
Author: Manhattan, KS.
- Contract negotiations with a major publishing house in
New York City.
- Exhibiting at Object Design, Facere Gallery Glasshouse
Gallery, Oregon College of Arts & Crafts, Diamond Tanita,
Goldmakers Gallery, and Manhattan Arts Center.
Graduate: Bellingham, WA.
- Recieved B.A. in studio arts from Western Washington University,
GPA 3.15.
- Leading Workshops at Pratt Fine Art Center, Northwest
Freedom University, Bellevue Art Museum, and Wellspring
Academy.
- Completed first book:
Handcrafting Chain and Bead Jewelry, Vol. One.
- Exhibiting at Silvery Moon Gallery, Glasshouse Gallery,
Center on Contemporary Arts, Object Design Galleries, Diamond
Tanita Gallery, and Oregon College of Arts and Crafts.
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| 2002 |
Gallery Coordinator: Bellingham, WA.
- Attending Western Washington University; Senior in Studio
Art.
- Co-coordination of the Associated Student Productions
Viking Union Gallery 507.
- Curator of the 7th Annual Beyond Borders International
Art Competition & Exhibition.
- Collaborated on creation of the Student B Gallery at Western's
Fine Art Department.
- 24 hr. Art-a-thon participant, throwing 102 coffee mugs,
raising $300.00 in pledge donations.
- Leading chain-making workshops at Northwest Freedom Univ.,
Pratt Fine Arts Center & Fusion Beads.
- Exhibiting at Lucia Douglas Gallery, Glasshouse Gallery
and COCA (Center on Contemporary Art).
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| 2001 |
Teacher/Student: Bellingham, WA.
- Attended Western Washington University; Junior in Art
Education.
- Co-coordinator of the Associated Student Productions Viking
Union Gallery 507.
- Leading chain-making workshops at Pratt Fine Art Center,
Fusion Beads and Jake's Barbershop.
- Published new web site on free server: www.chain.8m.com.
- Designed and printed 300 mail-order brochures for new
company name: Scott David Chain.
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| 2000 |
Workshop Teacher: Bellingham,
WA.
- Teaching one-day workshops in sequential chain at Fusion
Beads.
- Two-day youth workshop in sequential chain at Pratt Fine
Arts Center.
- Exhibited jewelry at Stone Crow Gallery in Fairhaven,
WA.
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| 1999 |
Marketer: Seattle, WA.
- Exhibited jewelry at Julia's Restaurant, Pearl Cafe, Gotrocks
Gallery and Frank & Dunya Gallery.
- Collaborative shows at Pioneer Square's Art Walk, Fenix
Underground's Bizarre & Portland Saturday Market.
- Taught five classes in chain making at the Auburn High
School.
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| 1998 |
Entrepreneur: Seattle, WA.
- Licensed the Essenprise Design.
- Developed new chain designs and corresponding mathematical
formulas utilizing six gauges of round wire.
- Designed business cards and published a web page.
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| 1997 |
Journeyman: Central & North America.
- Traveled and studied throughout the Americas seeking knowledge
and designs of the Mayan, Aztec and Native American Indians;
crafting silver chain for family, friends and bartering.
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| 1996 |
Apprentice: Caribbean & South
America
- Sailed to and trekked across South America studying the
resourceful ways of diverse cultures.
- Learned the 'Inca Puna' chain technique while living with
these indigenous Inca Indians.
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| 1995 |
Potter: Appalachian Center for Crafts,
Smithville, TN.
- Attended A.C.C. in Ceramics Studio; concentration on wheel
thrown functional pottery.
- Pottery exhibited at the A.C.C. Gallery, Silver Point
Gallery, Local Color Gallery, Radio Cafe and Tennessee Art
and Craft Association's Spring Fair.
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| 1994 |
Student Art Teacher: Cardiff Institute,
Cardiff, Wales, U.K.
- Attended Secondary Art Education Seminar at Cardiff Institute
as an exchange program placement.
- Taught hand-built ceramics, black & white photography
and self-portraiture at 3 local schools: elementary, high
& 6th form.
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| 1993 |
Ceramic Art Studio Technician: Memphis
State University, Memphis, TN.
- Attended Memphis State University; Sophomore in Fine Arts.
- Formulated, tested and stocked clay and glazes for the
ceramics professor Nancy White.
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| 1992 |
Volunteer Art Teacher:
University for Man, Manhattan, KS.
- Attended Kansas State University; Freshman in Accounting.
- Instructed children in different levels of hand-built
and wheel-thrown ceramics at a non-profit studio.
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