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Paintings: Steven Graber: Biography

STEVEN GRABER

1950	Born Newton, Kansas
EDUCATION
1972	BA in History, University of Redlands, CA
1970	Sabbatical, Salzburg, Austria
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2006	Wichita Art Museum, Regions of Illusion: The Drawings of Steven Graber, Wichita, KS
2003	David Findlay Jr. Fine Art Gallery, Recent Work, New York, NY
2002	David Findlay Jr. Fine Art Gallery, Latitude of Dreams, New York, NY Bryant Galleries, New Works, New Orleans, LA Hackett-Freedman Gallery, Recent Works, San Francisco, CA
1999	Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH
1998	Bryant Galleries, Recent Works, New Orleans, LA Leapingotis Fine Art Gallery, Vail, CO
1997	Bryant Galleries, New Orleans, LA
1996	Leapingotis Fine Art Gallery, Vail, CO Horwitch Newman Gallery, Recent Landscapes, Scottsdale, AZ
1995	Leapingotis Fine Art Gallery, Vail, CO Horwitch Newman Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ Capricorn Gallery, Bethesda, MD
1994	Bryant Galleries, Jackson, MS
TWO-PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2004	Klaudia Marr Gallery, Sanctity and Desire, Santa Fe, NM
2000	Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Works on Mylar, San Francisco, CA Blue Heron Gallery, Wellfleet, MA
1999	MB Modern, Recent Works, New York, NY Blue Heron Gallery, Wellfleet, MA
1998	MB Modern, Recent Works, New York, NY
1997	South Bend Regional Museum of Art, Compelling Realism, South Bend, IN
1996	Horwitch Newman Gallery, Recent Landscapes, Scottsdale, AZ
1995	Horwitch Newman Gallery, Recent Works, Scottsdale, AZ
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2006	Debruyne Gallery, Naples, FL
2005	Klaudia Marr Gallery, 12th Annual Realism Invitational, Santa Fe, NM Debruyne Gallery, Naples, FL
2004	Klaudia Marr Gallery, 11th Annual Realism Invitational, Santa Fe, NM
2003	WM Baczek Fine Arts, Northampton, MA
2000	Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Second Annual Realism Invitational, San Francisco, CA
1999	Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Small Works Show, San Francisco, CA MB Modern, Central Park, New York, NY Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Realism Meets Abstraction, San Francisco, CA MB Modern, Figure In/Figure Out, New York, NY Hemphill Fine Arts, Our Good Earth - The landscape at the End of the Century, Washington, DC MD Modern, The Figure, Houston, TX
1999	South Bend Regional Museum of Art, New Acquisitions from the Permanent Collection, South Bend, IN Arnot Art Museum, re-presenting REPRESENTATION IV, October 15, 1999 through February 20, 2000, Elmira, NY National Western, Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale, Denver, CO
1998	MD Modern, Small Works Exhibition, Houston, TX Sydne Bernard Fine Arts, A View from Within: Still Lifes and Interiors, Los Angeles, CA Butler Institute of American Art, Midyear Exhibition, Youngstown, OH
1997	Jerry Solomon Gallery, First LA Exhibition of MB Modern, Los Angeles, CA Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Fort Wayne Collects, Fort Wayne, IN MB Modern, Paperworks, New York, NY
1996	Jerry Solomon Gallery, An L. A. Premiere, Los Angeles, CA
1995	Horwitch Newman Gallery, Points of View, Scottsdale, AZ South Bend/Notre Dame Art Exhibit, Getting Real: Realism in America, South Bend, IN
1994	Riverside Art Museum, Landscape Exhibit, Riverside, CA Louis Newman Galleries, Contemporary Perspectives II, Beverly Hills, CA
MAGAZINES AND CATALOGUES
New American Paintings, November 2001 Juried Exhibition in Print Number 36, The Open Studios Press
Southwest Art Magazine, March 2001, Mysteries and Possibilities”, Gussie Fauntleroy
International Artist Magazine, Fall Issue 2000
American Artist Magazine, May 2000, “Realists & Romantics”, Joseph C. Skrapits
Second Annual Realism Invitational, February 2000, Jenkins Johnson Gallery
re-presenting REPRESENTATION IV, October 1999, Arnot Art Museum, Elmira, NY
Who’s Who in American Art, August 1999
American Artist Magazine, January 1999
Art-Talk, February 1998
Southwest Art Magazine, February 1998,”Best of the West, Black and White Drama”, Kristin Bucher
Colorado Expression, Winter 1996, New West Publishing, Inc
Getting Real: 20th Century American Realism from the
Philip Desind Collection, South Bend Regional Museum of Art, 1994
Mobile Bay Monthly, September 1989, “Steve Graber: A Local Artist with National Exposure”, Adrian C. Hoff
MUSEUM & CORPORATE COLLECTIONS
The Montclair Art Museum – New Jersey
The Columbus Museum – Columbus, Georgia
Cleveland Museum of Art - Cleveland, Ohio
Arkansas Arts Center Foundation - Little Rock, Arkansas
Arnot Museum of Art - Elmira, New York
Reading Public Museum - West Reading, Pennsylvania
Butler Institute of American Art - Youngstown, Ohio
South Bend Regional Art Museum - South Bend, Indiana
Faulconer Gallery, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
Disney World Productions - Orlando, Florida
State of Alabama - Montgomery, Alabama
Fine Arts Museum of the South - Mobile, Alabama
Union League Club of Chicago – Chicago, Illinois
County of Palm Beach - West Palm Beach, Florida
Tuscaloosa Arts Council - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Eager Enterprises, Inc. – Chicago, Illinois
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
“I seek to convey an inner peace and harmony by creating a world made of light and mood—one that is timeless and deeply personal; where imagination is free and boundless; where the sanctity of the individual soul is cherished and preserved, untouched by outside judgment or desecrated by society’s labels.”