Jolie Stahl - Watercolors, Painting and Collage

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EDUCATION AND GRANT STUDIES
1968-1972	Boston Museum School, Boston, MA
1969	Dana Pond Award, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
1971	Institute Allende, San Miguel, Mexico
1978	Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Skowhegan, ME
1979	ESSA mini-grant for fresco in Nathan Hale School, Roxbury, Massachusetts
1980	Visiting Artist, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
1981-1982	Visiting Artist, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA

ONE WOMAN SHOWS
2006	“Watercolors,” Viewing Room, Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York, NY
2006	“Prima Luce,” Hudson Guild Gallery, New York, NY, catalogue
2005	“Bricolage,” Convent of Sacred Heart, Greenwich, CT.
2003	“The Genie’s Out of the Bottle,” Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York, NY. Brochure essay by John Goodrich
2002	“Tuscan Travelogue and Other Watercolors,” Palazzo Pretorio, San Donato in Poggio, Itay
2001	“Mise en Place,” Watercolors and collage, Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York, NY
2000	“Colon Watercolors,” Museum of African Art Shop, New York
1999	“Recent Still Lives,” Repast, New York, NY
1987	“Bangsa Moro,” Tin Pan Alley, New York
1984	“Artists Choose Artists,” Artist Space, New York
1978	“Paintings in Praise of Joan Didion,” Atlantic Gallery, Boston, MA
1977	“Seated Bathers,” Merrimack College, North Andover, MA

CURATORIAL
2000	“Infinite Possibilities,” Elsa Mott Gallery, New York
1999	“The Family of Women,” Carolyn Jones, Abbeville Press, Elsa Mott Gallery, YWCA, New York
1998	“The Sporting Life,” Three Women Photographers, Elsa Mott Gallery, YWCA, New York (brochure)
1996-97	Coordinator, “Festival of Women Photographers” (brochure), in conjunction with the New York Public Library’s ”History of Women in Photography” Exhibition, Barbara Tannenbaum, curator
1996	“Family Ties,” Elsa Mott Ives Gallery, YWCA, New York (brochure)
1995	“Fatherhood,” Elsa Mott Ives Gallery,YWCA,New York

GROUP AFFILIATIONS
1999	Present Member, Art Table
1998	Present Board of Directors, International Medical Corps, Los Angeles, CA
1996	Benefit Committtee, Artists Space, New York, N.Y.
1994-2003	Advisory Committee, Elsa Mott Ives Gallery, YWCA, NY
1991-1994	Society for Visual Anthropology American Anthropological Association
1985-1987	Founder & Co-Director, Avocet Press, Print Studio
1985-1986	Silkscreen cocktail napkins insert, Between C&D Magazine, New York Silkscreeen insert, ”Julia” (edition of 1000), Between C& D Magazine
1984	Message on a Truck, Directed and edited by Jenny Holzer, (Funded by COLAB)
1982-1984	Member & Officer, Collaborative Projects, Inc.(COLAB), New York, Funded by New York State Council on the Arts and National Endowment for Arts

SELECTED GROUP SHOWS
2004	“Small Work, Big Ideas,” Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York, NY
2003	“Inaugural Exhibition,” Lori Bookstein Fine Art, 37 West 57th Street, New York, NY
2003	Works on Paper, “Variations & Themes,” Pace University, Purchase, NY Zeuxis, “A Moveable Feast,” Westbeth Gallery, NY
2002	“Summer Group,” Lori Bookstein Fine Art, New York
2000	“Certain Things, Unlikely Treasures,” Elsa Mott Gallery, Jane Dickson, Curator ”Watercolors,” Lori Bookstein Gallery, New York
1999	“Black New Yorkers, Black New York,” Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library
1995	“Fatherhood,” Elsa Mott Gallery, New York, N.Y.
1991	“The Interrupted Life,” New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, Curated by France Morin, (catalogue)
1990	“Women Photographers,” Women’s Caucus on the Arts, SoHo Photo Gallery, New York
1988	“7,100 Islands: The Philippines Since Aquino,” City Gallery, New York “The Peacemaker, Cultural Similarities and Diversities,” Iona College, New Rochelle, NY
1986-1987	“Momento Mori,” Museum of Contemporary Art, Mexico City, (catalogue)
1985	“20/20”, New York and Ohio, Lake Erie College Gallery, Ohio “Women Paint People,” New Math Gallery, New York “New Paintings,” Hal Bromm Gallery, New York
1984	“Micro Art,” Now Gallery, New York “Small Work,” Hal Bromm Gallery, New York “A. More Store,” Jack Tilton Gallery & Printed Matter, New York “Auction,” Hal Bromm Gallery, New York “New Talent,” Hal Bromm Gallery, New York “The New Portrait,” P.S. 1, Long Island City, NY, Curated by Jeffery Dietch “Artist Call,” COLAB Benefit, Brooke Alexander Gallery, New York “Up With People,” ”The Jungle,” Concord Gallery, New York
1983-1984	“A. More Store,” Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, PA; Jack Tilton Gallery, New York; Rhona Hoffman, Gallery, Chicago, IL
1983	“The Ritz,” COLAB & WPA, Washington, D.C. “Benefit: A More Store,” Artist Space, New York “A.B.C. No Rio, Island of Negative Utopia,” The Kitchen, New York “Three Part Variety,” Alexander Milliken Gallery, New York
1982	“The A. More Store,” organizer and exhibitor, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York “Graphics form the CoLAB Collection,” SUNY, Purchase, NY “Collaborative Projects at Hallwalls,” Buffalo, NY “The Photograph Transformed,” Stefanotti Gallery, New York “Smoke and Ashes,” Josef Gallery, NY, Curated by Michael Klein “Face to Face,” Alternative Museum, NY, Curated by Jeanette Ingerman, (Catalogue) “Collaborative Projects Group Show,” Randolf Street Gallery, Chicago “New Drawing in America,” The Drawing Center, New York, (Catalogue)
1981	“Selection 15,” The Drawing Center, New York “New Talent,” Alan Stone Gallery, New York “Two Suitcases Show/Art Politik,” Collaborative Project, New York to Seattle, WA “Absurdities,” A.B.C. No Rio Gallery, New York “Photography,” Tenth Avenue Gallery, New York IV International Bienal de Arte, Medellin, Colombia
1980	“Mixed Media,” Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI “Small Works,” New York University East Gallery, New York, Curated by Patterson Simms, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York “An Invitational Exhibition,” Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
1979-1980	“Polaroid International Collection and Exhibition”, Amsterdam, Holland
1979	“Small is Beautiful,” A Traveling Exhibition, Freedman Gallery, Albright College, Reading, PA; Center Gallery, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA “Gallery Group,” Max Protech, New York

REVIEWS AND EDITORIALS
1998	City, “Sporting Life” in Newsday, 4 July. City, “Sporting Life” in The New York Times, 12 July. Critics Choice, “Sporting Life” by Vince Alettiin The Village Voice, 20 July.
1995	Critics Choice: “Fatherhood Photo Exhibition” by Shawn O'Sullivan in New York Daily News, 29 April, p. 27. The City-Playing in the Neighborhood: ‘Fatherhood’ Photo Exhibition in New York Times, 9 April.
1991	“The Faces of Death: A Multi-Media Meditation,” by Roberta Smith in New York Times, September 13, 1991, p. C18.
1985	“New Painters”, Arts Magazine (April), New York
1984	“The New Portrait of P.S. 1,” by Brooke Adams, Art in America (Dec) “A. More Store,” Jolie Stahl, Alan Moore and Mike Glier, Artforum (Dec) “Jolie Stahl at Artist Space” by Carlos McCormick, East Village Eye (April).

PUBLICATIONS - PHOTO ESSAYS
2002	Black Pilgrimage to Islam. Robert Dannin, author. New York: Oxford University Press.
1999	Islam in America, Smith, Jane I., New York: Columbia University Press.
1998	“Understanding the Multi-Ethnic Dilemma of African American Muslims” in Haddad, Yvonne and John Esposito (Editors), Muslims on the Path to Americanization”, Atlanta: Scholars Press.
1997	“An Island in a Sea of Ignorance: Dimensions and Contours of the Prison Mosque” in Metcalf, B. (Ed.), Making Space for Islam, Berkeley: University of California Press.
1993	“Les heritiers de Malcolm X” in Le Monde Diplomatique. (Fevrier). “U.S. Suspect in Bombing Plots - Zealous Causes and Civic Roles” by Francis X. Clines, New York Times, June 28, 1993
1991	“The Late Late Show: Dakota Staton’s Career,” City Sun, New York “Image and Identity in War” in Aperture Magazine “Railroad Justice Revisited: The Case of the Williamsburg 4,” City Sun, New York “Three Men in Police Killings to Argue for New Trial”, New York Times “A Mecca of Black Studies,” City Sun, New York “A Full Recovery: Prognosis for North General Hospital,” City Sun, NY “The Path to Afrocentricty: Women’s Rites of Passage at Forbells Jail,” City Sun, New York “A People's History of the New York Three”(2 parts), City Sun, NY
1990	“Toussaint's Last Miracle,” City Sun, New York “Ronald Jean-Baptiste Facing Court Martial,” Cover, City Sun, New York “Still Angry After All These Years,” City Sun, New York “Dhoruba Bin Wahad - New York’s Mandela,” City Sun “Warzone: Fighting AIDS in the Streets,” City Sun, NY “Queen of Southern Cuisine: Edna Lewis,” City Sun, NY
1989	“Masjid Sankore: Mecca for New York Prisoners,” City Sun, New York “David Dinkins Mayoral Campaign,” City Sun, New York “David Dinkins Mayoral Campaign,” AERA, Tokyo, Japan “The Prison Detail” (Burial of the Poor and Indigent on Hart Island), City Sun, New York “University Place Bookshop,” The Chronicle for Higher Education, Washington, D.C. “Faith Behind Bars” (African American Muslims in Prison), Newsday Magazine, New York “Political Prisoners in the U.S.,” Valley Advocate, Springfield, Mass.
1988	“Muslims Wage Holy War on Crack”, Hijrah, Los Angeles, “Profile of Nur Misuari, Chairman of the MNLF,” Hijrah Magazine, Los Angeles, CA “Holy War on Crack: Muslims Reclaim a Drug-Infested Neighborhood,” City Sun, New York “New York Activist Seeks to Re-open His Case,” Newsday; City Sun; New York Times; Visions (North Carolina)
1987	Annual Report: Technica, Berkeley, CA “Bangso Moro: Muslim Rebellion in the Philippines,” Correire della Sera, Sette Magazine, Milan, Italy “Honduras: The War Comes Home,” NACLA Report, New York “El Salvador: Disunited to Deconstruct,” NACLA Report, Annual Report, Technica, Berkeley, CA “Xabier Gorostiaga: Peace with No Losers,” NACLA Report on the Americas “Honduras and Nicaragua: Fact Finding Mission,” Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, Boston, MA “Health as a Human Right in Nicargua: The Impact of Low Intensity Conflict,” Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, Boston, MA
1986	“The Manila Cemetery Provides a Home for Living and Dead,” American Cemetery Magazine, New York “The Chinese Cemetery in Manila,” American Cemetery Magazine “El Salvador, the New and Old War,” NACLA Report on the Americas, May/June

SLIDE PRESENTATIONS/LECTURES
2002	“Black Pilgrimage to Islam,” Asia Society, NY
1991	“Conflict and Assimilation in an American Muslim Community,” Annual Meeting of the Association for Caribbean Studies, Dakar, Senegal “Black Pilgrimage to Islam,” Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago
1989	“The Tenement: Place for Survival, Object of Reform,” Chinatown History Project (NY) and the DIA Art Foundation
1987	“Living on Death in the Philippines,” American Gravestone Society, Annual Conference, Amherst, MA “Bangsa Moro: Muslim Rebellion in the Philippines,” Tin Pan Alley, NY
1986	“Life in a Nicarguan War Zone,” Tin Pan Alley, New York

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