TOM MILLER

Born

Ohio

Lives and Works

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Education        

• MFA, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, May 2004

• BFA, Columbus College of Art and Design, Columbus, Ohio, May 1993

Solo and Two person Exhibitions

• 2010, Hiding the Body, Box Gallery, Santa Fe, NM, solo exhibition
• 2007, 26 Hours, Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe, NM,  Cyndi Conn and Zane Fisher organizers, solo   exhibition

•  2005, Stranger, Tom Miller and Robert Hernandez, CCA, Santa Fe, NM

•  2004, Being Workmen, MOCA-Tucson, Tucson, AZ, solo exhibition

•  2004, Dirty Deals, MFA thesis, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ, solo exhibition

•  2003, Hang On St. Christopher, Public Sculpture Centennial Commission,

             University of Arizona, Tucson

•  2003, Free For All, Lionel Rombach Gallery, Tucson, AZ 2003

•  1993, Solo Thesis Exhibit, Columbus College of Art and Design,

Selected Group Exhibitions 

• 2010, Made in Tucson/ Born in Tucson/ Live in Tucson, MOCA-Tucson, Tucson AZ
• 2009, Box Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
• 2009, 30, Center for Contemporary Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe NM
• 2009, Collect, CCA Santa Fe, Santa Fe NM
• 2009, Continuum, Visual Arts Graduate Research Laboratory, University of Arizona, Tucson AZ
• 2008, Vault: Works From the Marchand Loft, Southwest Literary Center, Santa Fe,NM
• 2008, Crystal Ball, Museum of Fine Arts Santa Fe, NM

• 2008, Spontaneous Combustion, Gallery Zipp, Valencia, NM

• 2008, Avante Garde Pushpin Show, Center for Museum Resources, Museums of New Mexico, Santa Fe

• 2008, Collect Inside 8, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

• 2008, Beaux Arts, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM, 2008

• 2007, Lost and Found: Missing in Plain Sight, Patina Gallery, Santa Fe NM, 2007, Kathryn Davis-Curator,  selected by May Stevens

• 2007, Inside 8, CCA, Santa Fe, NM

• 2006, Selections from the Permanent Collection, MOCA-Tucson, Tucson, AZ

• 2006, Metamorphosis, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

• 2005, Beaux Arts Auction, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

• 2005, Lorcaland, El Museo de Cultural, Santa Fe, NM

• 2005, Collect 8x8x8, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

• 2005, Beaux Arts preview and auction, Linda Durham Contemporary Art, Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM

• 2004, sElections, Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe, NM

• 2004, Transmit+ Transform: Against the Wall, Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe, NM

• 2004, Tomorrow’s MOCA: New Vision, New Voices, Museum of Contemporary Art,

            Tucson, AZ

• 2004,  Emerging Artists, Cochise Community College, Sierra Vista, AZ

• 2003, Drawn, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson, AZ

• 2003, Wedge Shane House Gallery, Tucson, AZ

• 2002, MACAA Cause and Effect, Eisentrager-Howard Gallery,

             Richards Hall, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NB, 2002

• 2002, Small Works Invitational, GOCAIA, Tucson, AZ

• 2001, 820 art exhibition, open studios tour, Tucson, AZ

• 2001, Painting is Dead, Plan B Evolving Arts, Santa Fe, NM

• 1998, Memorial day festival, Kit Carson Park, Taos, NM

• 1998, Spring Arts festival, Taos Plaza, Taos, NM

• 1993, Small Works Exhibit, Roy G. Biv Gallery, Columbus, OH

• 1992, Columbus Art League Exhibition, Columbus, OH

• 1992, OPUS Celebration of the Arts, Columbus, OH

Awards

•  2004, Master of Fine Arts Deans Fellowship - University of Arizona - Tucson, AZ
•  2004, Jones/ Steelcase Exit Scholarship
•  2003,Centennial Sculpture Commission
•  2003, Albert M.Haldeman Scholarship            

•  2003, Medici Scholarship

•  2003, College of Fine Arts travel grant, MACAA
•  2002, Albert M.Haldeman Scholarship
•  2002, John F. Conaway Scholarship

•  2002, Medici Scholarship
•  1991-93, Columbus College of Art and Design, Fine Arts Scholarship
•  1992, Helen Winnemore Ceramics Award

•  1991, Ohio Arts and Crafts Guild Award

•  1989, Columbus College of Art and Design Entrance Scholarship

Selected Publications and Media

• Venue, Albuquerque Journal/North, February, 12^th,2010, Harmony Hammond “Repeated Cover-Ups”
  
• Visual Art Source, Kathryn Davis, February, 2010, “Tom Miller at Box Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico http://www.visualartsource.com/index.php?page=editorial&pcID=27&aID=322
• Pasatiempo,"The Magnificent Seven: Artists at Work,The Every-Artist", Michael Abatemarco  December 26, 2008
• Santa Fean, June/ July 2008, “Top Talent”

•  The magazine, October 2007, “Previews”

•  Albuquerque Journal/ North, October, 9, 2007, What Lies Beneath, Hollis Walker

•  The magazine, September 2007, “26 Hours”

•  Santa Fean, June 2005, “Five Artists to Watch”

•  Santa Fe New Mexican, Pasatiempo, June 3-9, 2005, Gallery Wise, feature

•  Santa Fe Reporter, June 1-7, 2005, SFR pick

•  Arizona Illustrated, Featured Artist, “Today’s MOCA” , KUAT, Tucson, AZ, 2004

•  Tucson Guide Quarterly, Fall 2004, Museum of Contemporary Art

•  Arizona Daily Wildcat, September 9, 2004, “MOCA is Back”

•  Tucson Weekly, September 23, 2004 “Memories and Cogs”

•   Arizona Illustrated, Featured Artist, “Public Art:  Love It or Hate It”, KUAT, Tucson, AZ, 2003 

•  Art Papers, Jan-Feb 2003, Reviews/ Central,  “Lincoln, Nebraska”

•  Tucson Weekly, June 20, 2002,  “Small Wonders” 

•  Ceramics Monthly, 1994, Mural Building with Kaname Takada

 
Selected Collections

• MOCA Tucson, Tucson, AZ
• New Mexico Museum of Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM
• New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM
• Lynn Marchand

• Sandy Besser

• George Goldstein

•  Jim and Joan Horowitz

•  Ed and Donna Trimakis

Conferences, Lectures, and Workshops

•  Strangers in a Strange Land, Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Fe panel discussion moderated by Diane Armitage.

•  Being Workmen, Museum of Contemporary Art-Tucson, Artist  Talk, 2004

•  Dirty Deals, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Artist Talk, 2004

•  On Workmen, University of Arizona guest lecturer, Survey of Contemporary Art, 2004

•  Out of Context, Graduate Art History Symposium, U of A 2003

•  Mid-America College Art Association Conference 2002, Panel discussion:  MFA experiences

•  Object, Body, Environment: Examining the Influence of Minimal Art 2002

             Symposium paper: Touch and the Contagious Surfaces of Minimal Art, Tucson Museum of Art