The Art Institute of Dallas proudly presents a Master of Fine Arts exhibit of paintings by faculty member Mary Haviland. The exhibit will be on display late November 2005 through early January 2006 in The Gallery at The Art Institute of Dallas located on the first floor of the Main Building at 8080 Park Lane in Dallas, Texas.
An Artist’s Reception open to the public will be held Saturday, December 3 in the gallery from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to noon. The Gallery is closed on Sundays and holidays. The Gallery is open to the public, and admission is free.
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On faculty since 1994, Haviland is a candidate for a Master of Fine Arts at Texas Woman’s University located in Denton, Texas and holds a B.F.A. from the University of North Texas located in Denton, Texas and has completed Post Graduate Studies from Kansas City Art Institute located Kansas, City.
Biography: Mary Haviland
Memberships: Dallas Museum of Art (Dallas, Texas); Kimball Art Museum (Fort Worth, Texas); Delta Phi Delta – Texas Woman’s University; Women’s Museum – Fair Park (Dallas, Texas); Dallas Society of Visual Communications (Dallas, Texas); Dallas Visual Art Center (Dallas, Texas).
Awards/Honors: Voertman’s Annual Spring Exhibition (Texas Woman’s University), Honorable Mention 2002; Graduate Painting Scholarship (Texas Tech University), 2001; Service Award (The Art Institute of Dallas), 1999; Design Scholarship (Kansas City Art Institute), 1988.
Selected Exhibitions (Solo): Found Objects, Texas Woman’s University (Fall 2001).
Selected Exhibitions (Group): Graduate Painting Exhibition, Texas Woman’s University – Gallery 010 (Fall 2003); Masters of Art Exhibition, Texas Woman’s University – West Gallery (Spring 2002); Voertman’s Annual Spring Exhibition – Texas Woman’s University (2002); Regional Juried Competition, Goddard Center for the Arts – Admore, OK, (Spring 2001); The Unique Print, Invitational printmakers of North Texas – Dention, Texas (Summer 2001); Delta Phi Delta Juried Show, Student artist organizations – Texas Woman’s University (2000); Voertman’s Annual Spring Exhibition – Texas Woman’s University (2000); Delta Phi Delta Juried Show, Student artist organization – Texas Woman’s University (1999); Dallas Visual Arts Center Annual Members Exhibition – Dallas, Texas (1998); Richland College Annual Juried Exhibit – Dallas, Texas (1998); Dallas Visual Arts Center Annual Members Exhibition – Dallas, Texas (1997); San Diego Ad Club Members Juried Show – San Diego, CA (1993); Southern California Artists Auction, Invitational Exhibition – San Diego, CA (1992); Woman’s Club Annual Juried Art Exhibit – San Diego, CA (1991); Sensorial Exhibit for the Blind – University of North Texas (1988); Fineline Graphics Annual Design Competition – Dallas, Texas (1988); Dallas Society of Visual Communications Juried Student Show – Dallas, Texas (1988); Tyler Jr. College Annual Art Show – Tyler, Texas (1984).
Collections: Texas Woman’s University – Campus art collection purchased by Chancellor Dr. Ann Stuart; The Art Institute of Dallas – Campus art collection purchased by Dean Leslie Baughman; Charla Blake – ASID, Private collection, assistant director of the School of Interior Design.
Workshops: High School Drawing Workshop – The Art Institute of Dallas, School of Fashion Design (1998); Student Drawing Workshop – The Art Institute of Dallas (1996, 1998)
On a regular basis, the Gallery at The Art Institute of Dallas hosts an array of exhibits for the students and public to view. The Gallery also features several special exhibits each
year.
The exhibits are carefully selected and are used to demonstrate professional accomplishments, challenge students to explore new mediums, and showcase The Art Institute of Dallas’ impressive resources and talents. Many faculty members incorporate visits to the gallery into the curriculum, teaching students to appreciate and critique works of art.
Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Gallery is open to the public, and admission is free.
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