Collin
Asmus
MFA
1993
BFA
1990
1989 Studies Abroad Program,
Artist
Residencies
2001
1992
2001
•Residency Scholarship,
1992
•Residency Scholarship,
1990-1993 •Graduate Assistantship,
1989 •Study Abroad Scholarship,
1987-1990 •DANA Internship,
1986-1990 •Art Scholarship,
2001
• Gallery 119, View,
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• Busby Gallery, In Passing,
2000
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1999
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• Pennebaker Gallery, Paintings,
1998
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1997
• Pearl River Gallery Studio, Ultramarine,
1996
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• Ledbetter Lusk Gallery, Permanent
Perishables,
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1995
• MS University for Women, Offerings,
1994
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1993
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2005 • Meridian Museum of Art, 35th Anniversary Exhibition,
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2004 • Space 301, Purple,
2003
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• Mississippi Museum of Art, Mississippi Invitational IV,
• Meridian Museum of Art, People’s Choice Art Competition,
• Studio Three, Annual Miniature Show,
• Slidell Cultural Center, Mixed Media: 2003 Juried Competition,
2002 • Meridian Museum of Art, Faith and Form,
• Zeitgeist Gallery, Switchyard,
• Stephen F. Austin Ste University Gallery, Texas National 2002,
• Studio Three, Annual
Miniature Show,
• Meridian Museum of Art, 29th Annual Bi-State Art Competition,
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• Period Gallery, Painting II International Art Exhibition,
2001 • Mississippi Museum of Art, Mississippi Invitational III,
• Leeper Gallery, Inside/Out,
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Meridian Museum of Art, People’s Choice
Art Competition,
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Juror: Bruce Bobick
2000 • The Business of
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Busby Gallery, Gallery Artists,
• Meridian Museum of Art, People’s
Choice Art Competition,
Honorable Mention
1999 • Meridian Museum of Art, Museum Artists,
• Meridian Museum of Art, People’s Choice Art Competition,
Best of Show & Best Painting
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Pearl River Gallery, Crop Sculpture:: Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition,
• Meridian Museum of Art, 26th Annual Bi-State Art Competition,
1998 •
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Cambridge Art Association, National
Prize Show,
1997
• Gallery 414, Emerging Artist
Exhibition,
• Chuck Levitan Gallery, 3rd Annual National Christmas Exhibition,
• Meridian Museum of Art, People’s
Choice Art Competition,
Honorable Mention (2)
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Anniston Museum of Natural History, A
Winter’s Market,
• Arkansas Arts Center, Irene Rosenweig Exhibition, Pine Bluff, AR, Juror: Joseph Louis Kagle,
Executive Director, The Art Center of Waco, Waco, TX (catalogue) Best of Show
• MS Museum of Art, Mississippi Invitational I,
1996
• Studio 3, Miniworks Exhibition,
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• Meridian Museum of Art, 23rd Annual Bi-State Art Competition,
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George Ohr Arts Center, Artwave,
1995
• Studio Three, The Water Closet,
• Meridian Museum of Art, 22nd Annual Bi-State Art Competition,
1994
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• Still-Zinsel Gallery, National Juried Show,
1993
• Meridian Museum of Art, MS
Faculty Show,
1992
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Texas Women’s University, LSU Graduate
Student Exhibition,
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Gallery I/O, The Garden Show,
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The
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1991 •
• Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Museum Exhibition, Montgomery, AL, Juror:
Xenia Zed, Assistant Dean, Atlanta College of Art (catalogue)
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• The Masur Museum of Art, 18th
Annual Juried Competition, Monroe, LA,
Juror: Paul Zeppelin, Professor of Fine Art, Tennessee State University,
(catalogue)
honorable
mention
• Art by Law, Group Show,
1990
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Dean’s
Purchase Award
1989
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2003-04 •Hearin Grant
Awarded by national foundation through
2000-2001 •Artist Development
Awarded to develop work on combining traditional art techniques with digital
technology.
•Artist Development
Grant
awarded to develop work on combining traditional art techniques with digital
technology.
•Technology
Grant, Associated Colleges of the South
Awarded to develop interactive web based material
to support studio course information.
1999 •
Awarded to support investigation
into combining traditional oil painting techniques with computer imaging
methods.
1994-04
•Professional Development Grant,
Yearly
competitive grants awarded by the college to support various art projects.
These include working with metal leaf, techniques of mixing oil paints,
casting plastic sculpture, welding sculpture, carving projects and working
with digital technologies such as 3D applications and web site development.
• Cover Art: “
• Thomas B. Harrison, “Purple Reign: Space
301 Opens Midsummer Double Feature with ‘Purple’ and ‘3 0nes’,”
• Sherry Lucas, “Landscape of Creativity: MS
Museum of Art Invitational Opens,” The
Clarion Ledger,
• Terry Heder, “People’s Choice Voting Opens
Saturday,” The Meridian Satr,
• Alan Bostick, “Painting
Is Alive and Well in Two New Area Shows,” The
Tennessean,
•Drew Walen, “Art moves at Switchyard,” The City Paper,
•Alan Bostick, “Switchyard gives eager artists
chance to shine,” The Tennessean,
• ”2001 Mississippi Invitational,” Exhibition
catalogue with photograph and artist statement, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS, May 2001.
• Sandi Carroll, “InsideOUT
– A presentation of the Creative Spirit,” The Observer,
• Sherry Lucas,
“Invitation to Art,” The Clarion Ledger,
• Julie Whitehead, “In the Arts: 3rd
MS Invitational at MMA Features
• Ida Brown, “The
Ballots Have Been Counted,” The Meridian
Star,
• Paula Merrit,
“A Closer Look,” The Meridian Star,
• Terry Heder,
“Everyday People,” The Meridian Star,
• Sherry Lucas,
“Waves of Inspiration,” The Clarion
Ledger,
• Marian S. McLellan, “
•Kelly Pratt,
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• ”The Irene Rosenzweig Biennial Exhibition,”
exhibition catalogue with artist statement and photograph, The Arkansas
Art Center, Pine Bluff, AR, July, 1997.
• ”1997 Mississippi Invitational,” Exhibition
catalogue with photograph and artist statement, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS, April, 1997.
•Sherry Lucas, “A Challenging Invitation to
Modern Art,” The Clarion Ledger,
• Ashley Moore, “Diversity Meets in Introductions,”
The Commercial Appeal,
• Ida Brown, “Bi-State
Art Award,” The Meridian Star,
•Judith H. Bonner,
“1994
•Nell Luter Floyd, “Artist’s Synthetic Sculptures
Wear Playful Curves of Nature,” The
Clarion Ledger,
•John Mehlferber, “18th Annual
Juried Competition,” Art Papers, Vol. 15, Issue 4, July/August 1991, 58.
• ”The 18th Annual Juried Competition,”
Exhibition catalogue with photograph, The Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA, March 1991.
Teaching
Experience
2004- Foundations Coordinator, Associate Professor,
present College,
• Regular Courses Taught
Drawing I
2-Dimensioanal Design
3-Dimensional Design
Introduction to Digital Media
2004- •College Service/Committees
(BSC)
present Curriculum Committee
Foundations Committee (chair)
Scheduling Committee
Artist in Residency Committee
Search Committee (chair)
1993- Associate Professor,
2004
• Regular Courses Taught
Beginning,
Intermediate and Advanced Painting
Beginning,
Intermediate and Advanced Drawing
Beginning,
Intermediate and Advanced Sculpture
Foundations
of 2-dimensional Design
Foundations
of 3-dimensional Design
Senior
Seminar
Computer
Modeling and Animation
Computer
Graphic Design
Watercolor
Modern
Art History
German
Expressionism (Studies Abroad Program in
Liberal
Studies
Film
Studies
•College Service/Committees (Millsaps)
2001-2004 Art Department Chair
Public
Events Committee
Academic
Computing Committee
Student
Advisor
Coordinator:
Howorth/Straddlefork Lecture Series
1993-1999
Director,
1997-1999 European Studies Committee
Faculty Advisor
to Art Club
1994-1998 “Perspectives” Leader
1994&1997 Southern Circuit Film Series Director
1994-1996 All College Council
1995 Academic Computing Task
Force
•Art Fundamentals (2-dimensional
Design) (Instructor of Record),
•3-dimensional Design(Instructor of Record),
1991 •Teacher’s Assistant, 3-Dimensional
Design Course,
1990-1993 •Wood Shop Assistant,
Other
Activities
2004 •Lecture:
Formal public presentation about my work at following venues: The Ohio State
University, Columbus, OH, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, Florida Atlantic
University, Boca Raton, FL, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA.
2003 •Lecture: Discussed development of my artwork from the
past 10 years.
•Lecture:
“Site Specific, Installation, and Performance Art: The disappearance of
the Permanent Object,” Heritage Program,
2002 •Editorial Advisory
Board: for classroom text, “On Drawing” by Roger Winter.
•Poster
advertisement:
2001
•Sabbatical: Awarded sabbatical for academic
year 2000-2001 to develop artwork.
2000 •Lecture:
“Minimalism,” Millsaps College Heritage program.
1998 •Lecture:
Discussed my work in formal presentation to museum members and guests, Meridian
Museum of Art,
1995 •Lecture:
“American Landscape Painting: Realism to the Present,”
1994 •Lecture:
“Site Specific, Installation, and Performance Art: The disappearance of
the Permanent Object,”
•Lecture:
“Degas: Casting and Lithography Techniques,”
1990
•Emerging Artist Lecture Series,
Professional
Organizations
1993 - •College Art Association
present
Exhibitions
Juried
2001 •32nd Annual Smoky Hill
Competition, Hays Arts Council, Hays, KS.
1999 •Annual Juried Student Exhibition,
1998 •MS Collegiate Art Competition,
1997 •Juried Student Exhibition,
Selected
Collections
•Specialty Roll
Products,
•American Council
on Education,
•Promus Corporation,
•Community Bank,
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•Design for Living,