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biography and information: B.A. in Anthropology from Earlham College B.F.A. University of Connecticut at Storrs. M.F.A. University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
Atlanta since 1992, where she is a Professor in the Department of Art and Art History. She has been a practicing artist , teacher and scholar for more than 20 years. Her work has been selected for inclusion in exhibitions throughout the United States and internationally. She has been a visiting artist at a number of colleges and universities including Rollins College in Florida; Tulane University and Seoul Women’s University in Korea. Beidler's work is included in collections including those of the Kennedy Museum of Ohio University, special collections at Auburn University, the Wiregrass Museum in Alabama and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Joan Flasch Artist Book Collection). She has spoken and written about her work at numerous professional conferences including the College Art Association, The Southeastern College Art Association and the Southern Graphics Council. She recently published an article on her work in the ASIANetwork Journal, Spring 2011. Beidler's early work includes figural prints, drawings and artist books. ( link to early work ) |
recent and upcoming: 2011 Pressing Matters: Atlanta Printmakers at the Hudgens Center, Atl. Women and Books Revisited, Milliken Gallery, Converse College Cascade Print Exchange V Exhibition, Fairbanks Gallery, Oregon State University Sketchbook Project 2011 Arthouse Gallery, Brooklyn N.Y (exhibitions at multiple USA locations TBA) 2010 The Artful Scriptorium: An Artist's Book Exhibition, Climate Gallery Long Island City, NY "Gardens and Gateways: Journeys With-in the Vision of Han-shan" The ASIANetwork EXCHANGE, A Journal for Asian Studies in the Liberal Arts, Spring 2011 LECTURES: Visualizing the Buddhist Sensibility from the Poetry of Han Shan” ASIANetwork Conference, Emory University 2008 The University of Georgia Cortona Program. Cortona, Italy Visiting artist talk: “Finding Your Creative Voice via Artist Books” |