Biogrqaphy

“People were already beginning to forget, what horrible suffering the war had brought them. I did not want to cause fear and panic, but to let people know how dreadful war is and so to stimulate people's powers of resistance.”Otto Dix

Born in Zahlé, Lebanon, Chawky Frenn grew up in a country rich in mysticism, spirituality, and beauty, but also marked by paradox, conflict, and sectarianism. Before emigrating to the United States in 1981, he lived through six years of civil war, an experience that continues to profoundly shape his life and work.

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Frenn earned a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston (1985) and an MFA from Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia (1988), completing the second year of his graduate studies at Temple Abroad in Rome, Italy. He has taught at Bridgewater State College (MA), Montserrat College of Art (MA), and Edinboro University (PA). He is currently a Professor of Art at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.

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His artwork is held in prominent public and private collections, including the Library of Congress (Washington, D.C.), MARe – Museum of Recent Art (Bucharest, Romania), Housatonic Museum of Art (CT), and Springfield Museum of Art (OH), among others.

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Frenn is a recipient of two Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Awards, which supported his academic and creative research in New Delhi (2017) and Varanasi (2024), India. His other honors include the Teaching Excellence Award from George Mason University (2009), Summer Research Grant (2003), Blanche E. Colman Award (1998), Stacey Scholarship Award from the National Academy of Western Art (1993), Sheldon Bergh Award, Basil H. Alkazzi Award (London, 1993), and Gibran Khalil Gibran Foundation Grants (1982, 1983, 1984).

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He has exhibited his work in the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Lebanon, Paraguay, and India, and participated in exhibitions at institutions such as the Phillips Collection (DC), Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts (PA), Housatonic Museum of Art (CT), Erie Art Museum (PA), Arnot Art Museum (NY), and Sursock Museum(Beirut, Lebanon).

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Frenn’s work has been reviewed in major publications including The New York Times, NY ARTS, Art New England, The Boston Globe, Connecticut Post, Atlanta Magazine, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, as well as An-Nahar, L’Orient-Le Jour, and The Daily Star in Lebanon.

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He is the author of two books: 100 Boston Artists (2013) and 100 Boston Painters (2012), both published by Schiffer Publishing. His work has also appeared in 100 Artists of Washington, D.C. by F. Lennox Campello (2011), Male Nude Now by David Leddick (2001), and Encyclopedia of Arab American Artists by Dr. Fayeq S. Oweis (2008). A monograph on his work, Art for Life’s Sake, was published by Fine Arts Consulting and Publishing in Beirut in 2006.

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Chawky Frenn lives and works in Arlington, Virginia.

In 1981, I fled a war-torn Lebanon and arrived in the United States, filled with hope. To me, this country represented freedom, justice, and human rights, a place where dignity was not only protected but celebrated. Over time, I learned that those ideals, while real, are not guaranteed. Even in the “Land of the Free,” they have been earned, often through struggle, resistance, and sacrifice.

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My work is born from this truth. I paint to affirm the dignity and complexity of being human. My art is not decorative or escapist; it is an act of witness and defiance. It’s a way to confront painful truths, ask difficult questions, and create space for empathy. My paintings are active meditations on inner and outer truths and the collision of realities. Confronting life’s tragedies in pursuit of understanding and healing is, to me, ultimately life-affirming.

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The genuine needs and aspirations of humanity are more alike than different. Our sufferings and fears are not fundamentally separate from one another. The similarity of our wounds can serve as a unifying force, not a dividing one. The sameness of our insecurities can serve as a bridge, not a wall, in our shared existence. Crises hold the power to either spiral into conflict and collapse or evolve into moments of understanding, compassion, and healing. I urge those committed to human rights and justice to reflect on whether our beliefs, words, and actions are, in fact, contributing to suffering, prejudice, and bigotry, often more than we realize.

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For me, art is not a quiet observer of the world. It’s a voice. A force. A way to challenge dominant narratives and give space to those who are too often silenced. Through painting, teaching, and creative engagement, I try to make room for dialogue, for diversity, for justice. I don’t believe art can fix the world, but I do believe it can shift something, inside us, between us. I believe art can help us listen. It can open a door, make room for a question, hold the weight of a truth. That, to me, is enough reason to keep painting.

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We don’t need more walls. We need more bridges. I paint to build them.

EDUCATION

1987 – 88	Tyler School of Art - Temple Abroad. Rome, Italy. MFA, Painting. Studied with *Richard Raiselis*
1986 – 87	Tyler School of Art of Temple University. Philadelphia, PA. Studied with *John Moore*
Fall 1985	Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, NY
1982 – 85	Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Boston, MA. BFA, Painting. Studied with *George Nick* and *Paul Rahilly*

TEACHING

2025- Present	*Professor,* George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
Fall 2024	*Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence* *Award*, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India
2006 - 2025	*Associate Professor*, George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
Fall 2017	*Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award*, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India
2000 – 2006	*Assistant Professor*, George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
Spring 2000	*Adjunct Faculty*, Montserrat College of Art. Beverly, MA
1998 – 1999	*Visiting Assistant Professor*, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Edinboro, PA
1997 – 1998	*Adjunct Faculty*, Montserrat College of Art. Beverly, MA
1995 – 1998	*Adjunct Faculty*, Bridgewater State College. Bridgewater, MA
1990 – 1998	*Instructor*, Cambridge Center for Adult Education. Cambridge, MA
1991 – 1995	*Instructor*, Brookline Adult and Community Education Program. Brookline, MA
Summer 1995	*Instructor*, Elderhostel Intensive. Horizons. Williamsburg, MA

GRANTS AND AWARDS

2024	*Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award.* Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES). Varanasi, India.
2017	*Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award.* Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES). New Delhi, India.
2010	*Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award,* Finalist. Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES).
2009	*Teaching Excellence Award.* George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
2006	*Teaching Excellence Award,* Finalist. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
2003	*Summer Research Grant.* George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
2002	*Teaching Excellence Award,* Finalist. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA
1998	*Blanche E. Colman Award.* Mellon Trust. Boston, MA
1996	*Award for Excellence.* Hollis Arts Society. Hollis, NH
1995	*First Prize.* Concord Art Association. Concord, MA *Award for Excellence.* Hollis Arts Society. Hollis, NH
1994	*Just Say Roe.* Album Cover for Sire Records Company. New York, NY
1993	*The Stacey Scholarship Award.* The National Academy of Western Art. Oklahoma City, OK *The Sheldon Bergh Award USA.* Basil H. Alkazzi Award. London, England
1990	*Massachusetts Artist Fellowship in Painting.* Semi-finalist. Boston, MA
1982 – 84	*Gibran Khalil Gibran Foundation Grant.* Gibran Khalil Gibran Foundation. Boston, MA

COLLECTIONS
Library of Congress. Washington, D.C.
MARe, Museum of Recent Art, Bucharest, Romania
The Springfield Museum of Art. Springfield, OH
Housatonic Museum of Art. Bridgeport, CT
Mr. George Berkowitz, Owner, Legal Seafood. Boston, MA
Mr. Howard Klein, Vice President, Warner Brothers Records. Burbank, CA
Mr. Basil H. Alkazzi, President, Basil H. Alkazzi Award. London, England
Mr. Luis A. Ferre, President, Museo De Arte De Ponce. San Juan, PR

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2025	Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate. We the People: Boston, MA (May 18)
2024	Bharat Kala Bhavan - Art and Archaeology Museum. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India. We the (Discarded) People: Welfare or Warfare? Curated by Dr. Pradosh Mishra, Professor of Art History. (Dec 11 – 21)
2020 - 2021	The Delaware Contemporary Museum. Wilmington, DE. We the People. For Show or For Sure? Curated by Kathrine Page, Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art at The Delaware Contemporary (Sep 11, 2020 – Jan 3, 2021) Link
2014	Milton Academy. Nesto Gallery. Milton, MA. We the People (Feb 28 – Apr 25) Link
2013	Pine Manor College. Hess Gallery. Chestnut Hill, MA. We the People—Radical Rights By, With, For the People. Curated by Carole Rabe, Director. (Sep4 – Oct 23)
2012	Cynthia Nouhra Art Gallery. Beirut, Lebanon. Introspection: The Universal in the Personal (Feb 23 – Apr 5) BlackRock Center for the Arts. Germantown, MD. Be the change you seek! (Feb 1 – 25)
2009	LaGrange College. Lamar Dodd Art Center. LaGrange, GA. Can humankind save itself? (Feb 12 – Apr 23)
2007	Arlington Arts Center. Arlington, VA. Missa Pro Pace (Oct 2– Nov 17)
2006	American University of Beirut. The Art Center. Beirut, Lebanon. Art for Life’s Sake (May 26 – 31) Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD. Human, Not Too Human (Feb 10 – Mar 7)
2005	Washington Theological Union. Washington, DC. What is Truth?
2004	Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD.US and THEM
2003 – 04	Dartmouth College. Upper Jewett Exhibition Corridor. Hanover, NH. For Show or For Sure?
2002	Horizon Gallery. Santa Fe, NM. Thanatos and Eros
2001	Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD. The Holy Cost (Apr 12 – May 8)
2000 – 02	Ecce Homo. Traveling exhibition: St. Paul’s School.The Art Center in Hargate. Concord, NH (11 Jan– 9 Feb, 2002) Erie Art Museum. Erie, PA (22 Sep – 28 Dec, 2001) Housatonic Museum of Art. Bridgeport, CT (8 Jun – 20 Jul, 2001) The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts. New Castle, PA (24 Apr – 25May, 2001) George Mason University. Johnson Center and Fine Arts Galleries. Fairfax, VA (15 Jan– 9 Feb, 2001) Vanderbilt University. Sarrat Gallery. Nashville, TN (2 – 27 Nov, 2000)
2000	Passions Gallery. Provincetown, MA. Thanatos and Eros
1998	Voss Gallery. Düsseldorf, Germany. Wandering
1997	Olaf Clasen Gallery. Cologne, Germany. Sacra Conversazione Galerie Septentrion. Marcq-en-Baroeul, France. Silence
1996	Bridgewater State College. Anderson Gallery. Bridgewater, MA. Tomb to Womb Bromfield Gallery. Boston, MA. Sacra Conversazione
1995	Carnegie Arts Center. Covington, KY. Art for Life’s Sake
1994	St. Paul’s School.The Art Center in Hargate. Concord, NH. Big. Works of Surprising Size and Impact
1993	The Lowe Gallery. Atlanta, GA. Shared Solitude Alif Gallery. Washington, DC. Reckless Peace
1992	Salve Regina University. McKillop Gallery. Newport, RI. A Living Trail
1991	Bradford College. Laura Knott Gallery. Bradford, MA. Active Meditation Goforth Rittenhouse Galleries. Philadelphia, PA. Dolls' Heads
1988	Temple University. Temple Abroad Gallery. Rome, Italy. Your Tragedy is Mine Basilica San Lorenzo Maggiore. Milan, Italy. Your Tragedy is Mine
1987	Temple University. Tyler School of Art.Tyler Gallery. Philadelphia, PA. The Quest
1985	Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Tower Gallery. Boston, MA. Raison d'Etre

GROUP MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS & INTERNATIONAL ART FAIRS

2021-2022	Taubman Museum of Art. Roanoke, VA. Homeward Bound! Second Juried Triennial. Curated by Nandini Makrandi, Chief Curator of the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, TN. (Nov 6, 2021 – Mar 6, 2022)
2021	The Phillips Collection. Washington, DC. Inside Outside, Upside Down. Juried invitational celebrating The Phillips Collection’s centennial. Curated by Renée Stout. (Jul 17 – Sep 12)
2014	Beirut Art Fair. Represented by Cynthia Nouhra Art Gallery. Beirut International Exhibition & Leisure Center (BIEL). (Sep 19 – 21)
2013	Beirut Bloom Contemporary Art Fair. Represented by Cynthia Nouhra Art Gallery. Beirut, Lebanon. Artheum Convention Center. (April 17 – 27)
2012	Duxbury Art Complex Museum. Duxbury, MA. Galvanized Truth – A Tribute to George Nick. Curated by Kimberlee Alemian, artist. (May 20 – Sep 9) Catalog
2010	American University Museum, Katzen Arts Center. Washington, DC. Convergence: New Art From Lebanon. Curated by Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator of the American University Museum and Amal Traboulsi, Curator, Lebanon. (April 8 – May 16) Catalog
2007	Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst. Aachen, Germany. Aachen to Arlington / Arlington to Aachen: Imaging the Distance. Curators: Harold Kunde, Director of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst, Claire Huschle, Director of Arlington Art Center, and Carol Lukitsch, artist. (Nov 9, 2007 – Jan 13, 2008) Catalog Washington Convention Center. Washington, DC. ARTDC Washington First Annual International Modern & Contemporary Art Fair. (Apr 27 – 30) Huntington Museum of Art. Huntington, WV. Exhibition 280. Curated by Patterson Simms, Director of the Montclair Art Museum, Monclair, NJ (Apr 21 – July 1) Catalog
2006	Oglethorpe University Museum of Art. Atlanta, GA. Slow Painting: A Determined Renaissance. Curated by Gregory Hedberg, Director of European Art at Hirschl & Adler Galleries in New York City, and the painter D. Jeffrey Mims, founder and director of Mims Studios. (Sep 17– Dec 17) Catalog
2005	Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Hagerstown, MD. 73rd Annual Cumberland Valley Artists Exhibition.
2004	Espace Champerret. MAC 2000. Paris, France. 20^th Contemporary Art Fair.
2002	Gescheidle. New York, NY. The Affordable Art Fair
2001 – 02	Arnot Art Museum. Elmira, NY. Re-presenting Representation 5. Catalog
1998	Sursock Museum. Beirut, Lebanon. XXII Salon d’Automne. Alexandria Museum of Art. Alexandria, LA. 16^thAnnual September Competition. The Alternative Museum. New York, NY. New Voices/New Visions. Voss Gallery. Brussels, Belgium. Art Brussels. 16^thContemporary Art Fair. (April 24 – 28)
1997	Sursock Museum. Beirut, Lebanon. XXI Salon d’Automne.
1995	Sursock Museum. Beirut, Lebanon. XIX Salon d’Automne. The Fine Arts Institute of the San Bernardino County Museum. Redlands, CA. 30^th Annual Exhibition.
1994	The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts. New Castle, PA. Hoyt National Art Show. Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences. Staten Island, NY. Staten Island Biennial.
1993	The Fine Arts Institute of the San Bernardino County Museum. Redlands, CA. ‍28^th Annual Exhibition. The Florida Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art. Miami, FL. Winter International Competition.
1992	The Holter Museum of Art. Helena, MT.ANA 21.
1991	Alexandria Museum of Art. Alexandria, LA. Tenth Annual September Competition. Attleboro Museum. Attleboro, MA. Juried Exhibition.
1989	Springfield Museum of Fine Arts and George Walker Vincent Smith Art Museum. Springfield, MA. Springfield Art League 70^thAnnual Exhibition.
1987	State Museum of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, PA. Harrisburg Arts Festival. Springville Museum of Art. Springville, UT. National April Salon.
1986	Springville Museum of Art. Springville, UT. National April Salon.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2025	Ishi Gallery. Varanasi, India. We the Discarded. Two-man exhibition with Suresh K Nair. Curated by Director Parnab Mukherjee. (Jan 10 –18)
2024	Banaras Hindu University. Ahiwasi Gallery, Faculty of Visual Arts. Varanasi, India. BHU Visual Voices for Peace. (Dec 13 – 22)
2022	York College of Pennsylvania. Gallery Hall. York, PA. Stolen Goods. (Jan 6 – Feb 23)
2021	Cambridge College. Boston, MA. 2021 Violence Transformed – Standing up . (Apr 1 – 30) Virtual Fulbright 75th Anniversary Virtual Art Exhibit (Oct 22) Virtual
2019	The Center for Contemporary Political Art. Washington, DC. No Hate! (Oct 16 – Nov 25) ArtSpace. Richmond, VA. Radius 250. (Mar 22 - Apr 21)
2018	The Center for Contemporary Political Art. Washington, DC. Defining the Art of Change In The Age of Trump. (Sep 30 – Nov 28) Catalog
2017	Jamia Millia Islamia. M.F. Hussain Gallery. New Delhi, India. Our Art, Our Voice. (Nov 21 – Dec 7) Pepco Edison Place Gallery. Washington, DC. Best of the Best. (Aug 11 – 30) Catalog
2016	Palais de l’Unesco. Beirut, Lebanon. SOS Art Liban. (Feb 19 – 25)
2014	Concord Art Association. Concord, MA. Sight Specific – A Selection of American Perceptual Painting. Curated by George Nick. Exhibiting artists: Edwin Dickinson, John Frederick Kensett, Walter Tandy Murch, John Frederick Peto, Charles Demuth, Philip Pearlstein, Neil Welliver, Richard Estes, Gregory Gillespie, John Moore, Bernard Chaet, Lennart Anderson, George Nick, Paul Rahilly, Richard Raiselis, Eric Aho, Harold Reddicliffe, Philip Geiger (Jun 14 – Aug 13) Catalog
2013	George Mason University. Fine Art Gallery. Fairfax, VA. School of Art Faculty Exhibition. (Aug 26 – Sep 20) Charles Krause Reporting Fine Art. Washington, DC. The Newtown Project: a call to arms. (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
2011	Cynthia Nouhra Art Gallery. Beirut, Lebanon. The New Era. Inaugural Exhibit. (Nov 11 – Dec 23) William Scott Gallery. Provincetown, MA. National Figures. (Oct 7– 29) Pepco Edison Place Gallery. Washington, DC. Ten Years After 9/11. Curated by William Dunlap and Helen Frederick (Aug 23 – Sep 30)
2010	Notre Dame University. Louaizé, Lebanon. Lebanese Diaspora. First International Art Exhibition. Inaugurated by the Minister of Culture, Salim Wardy (Mar 13 – April 20) Catalog
2009	St. Paul’s School. The Art Center in Hargate. Concord, NH. Larger Than Life. (Sep 25 – Oct 24)
2008	George Mason University. Gallery 123. Fairfax, VA. The Conscience of A Nation 2008 - Sid Chafetz Leads the Way. Curated by Helen Frederick (Oct 27 – Nov7) CFM Gallery. New York, NY. Flesh and Passion: The Fervor of St. Sebastian. (May 9 – June 4)
2006	Art at Large. New York, NY. Going Underground (June 15 – July 1)
2004	Washington Project for the Art/Corcoran. Washington, DC. Anonymous Returns Washington Theological Union. Washington, DC. Meditations on the Sacred. Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD. Contemporary Realism.
2003	Williamsburg Art and Historical Center. Brooklyn, NY. Brave Destiny. Art Institute and Gallery. Salisbury, MD. 12 Annual National Exhibition. Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD. Figurative Paintings.
2002	Suffolk University. New England School of Art and Design. Boston, MA. September 11. ‍ Gescheidle. Chicago, IL. About Looking at Things. Fraser Gallery. Bethesda, MD. Grand Opening Exhibition.
2001	The Paraguayan American Cultural Center. Asuncion, Paraguay. Exposicion Binacional Paraguayo-Americano. Catalog
2000	Chase Gallery. Boston, MA. Revealing the Nude—A Timeless Passion.
1999	Olaf Clasen Gallery. Cologne, Germany. Group Show by Gallery Artists. Claire Oliver Fine Art. Philadelphia, PA. Group Show by Gallery Artists.
1998	Claire Oliver Fine Art. Philadelphia, PA. Grand Opening Exhibition. Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Bruce Gallery. Edinboro, PA. Faculty Exhibit. Chase Gallery. Boston, MA. Figure and Fantasy. The French Library and Cultural Center. Boston, MA. The Lebanese Influence in Art. Bridgewater State College. Anderson Gallery. Bridgewater, MA. Faculty Exhibit.
1997	Art Service Gallery. Paris, France. Group Show by Gallery Artists. South Shore Art Center. Cohasset, MA. Making a Still Life: Ten Variations.
1996	Galerie Septentrion. Marcq-en-Baroeul, France. Group Show by Gallery Artists. Denise Bibro Fine Art. New York, NY. The Lyrical, the Expressionist and the Poetic.
1995	Gallery 84. New York, NY. National Juried Exhibition. Curated by Audrey Flack Pepper Gallery. Boston, MA. Frenn, Lehrer, Paine. Concord Art Association. Concord, MA. The World According to Art.
1994	Matrix Gallery. Sacramento, CA. North American Works. Boston Center for the Arts. The Mills Gallery. Boston, MA. Fantastically Real.
1993	The Lowe Gallery. Atlanta, GA. An American Renaissance. Tufts University. Koppelman Gallery. Medford, MA. Breaking the Mold. Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Alumni Gallery. Boston, MA. Seeing the Object: A Tribute to George Nick.
1992	The Lowe Gallery. Atlanta, GA. Group Show by Gallery Artists. Arts Center of Northern New Jersey. Marcella Geltman Gallery. New Milford, NJ. National Juried Show'92.
1991	Bromfield Gallery. Boston, MA. Invitational Show. Goforth Rittenhouse Galleries. Philadelphia, PA. Group Show by Gallery Artists. Arts Council of San Mateo County. Belmont, CA. Whose Choice?
1990	Bradford College. Laura Knott Gallery. Bradford, MA. ART/AIDS.
1989	Boston Center for the Arts. Cyclorama. Boston, MA. Above, Beyond and Within: The South End.

LECTURES & PANELS

2025	Chair of a panel *Art and Art Education as Catalysts for Social Change. FATE’s 2025 Biennial Conference, NEXT NOW,* hosted by George Mason University. Hilton McLean Tyson Corner, McLean, VA (April 10 – 12) The panelists: Todd Barsanti, Professor, Sheridan College, Ontario, Canada; Courtney Starrett, Associate Professor, Texas A&M University; Susan Raiser, University of North Carolina, Asheville. Panelist. *Humanities Workshop Panel Conversation on Democracy. The Old South Meeting House, Boston, MA. The public event is co-sponsored by Revolutionary Spaces and live-streamed by WGBH. Its focus is on the audience of the consortium’s students and educators, specifically addressing why and how youth engagement in our democracy matters. (February 11) The moderator is WBUR journalist Simón Rios. The panelists: Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, Co-founder and CEO of the National Trust for Local News; Noorya Hayat, Senior Researcher at CIRCLE; Chawky Frenn, Artist and Professor at George Mason University; Dayna Cunningham, Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Dean of Tufts University’s Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life; and Sophia Hall, Deputy Litigation Director at Lawyers for Civil Rights. Distinguished Speaker. Fostering Creativity: The Role of Quality Education in Art and Design*. International Faculty Development Program (FDP) School of Fine Arts & Design, Noida International University. Noida, India (Jan 27)
2024	Curator. *BHU Visual Voices for Peace.* Ahiwasi Gallery, Faculty of Visual Arts. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India. (Dec 13 – 22) Panelist. *Stories Matter: (Re)-Thinking Narratives, Aesthetics and Human Values. Banaras Hindu University. International Conference organized by the Department of English in collaboration with the Malaviya Centre for Ethics and Human Values. Varanasi, India. (Dec 6 – 7) Lecturer. 20^th Century Artists Confronting War.* Jawaharlal Nehru University. New Delhi, India (Nov 22) Lecturer. Art as a Voice for Peace. School of Fine Arts & Design, Noida International University. Noida, India (Nov 21) Lecturer. Art as a Voice for Peace. School of Visual Arts, World University of Design. Sonipat, Haryana, India (Nov 20) Lecturer. *20^th Century Artists Confronting War.* Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi. New Delhi, India (Nov 19) Lecturer. *Roundtable on Conflict, Peace, and Art Across the World.* Sunbeam School Mau, Mau, India. (Nov 5) Lecturer. *20^th Century Artists Confronting War.* All Saints' College, Trivandrum, Kerala, India (Oct 28) Participated in a 2-day seminar, *Mural Art Kerala – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow.* Organized by Vasthu Vidhya Gurukulam, Department of Culture, Government of Kerala at Sri Krishna Vilasam Palace Levee Hall, Trivandrum, Kerala, India (Oct 26-27) Lecturer. 20^th Century Artists Confronting War. College of Fine Arts, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India (Oct 25) Lecturer. *Your Voice Matters.* Shanthiniketan School, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. (Oct 25) Lecturer. *Career on Canvas –* *Five Fulbrighters. Sant Atulanand Residential Academy. Varanasi, India. (Oct 22) Lecturer. The Fire in the Belly. Department of History of Art. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India (Oct 8) Lecturer. Art and Tourism.* Sunbeam College for Women. Bhagwanpur, Varanasi, India (Sep 25) Lecturer. 20^th Century Artists Confronting War. Malviya Centre for Peace Research. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India (Sep 21) Lecturer. *20^th Century Artists Defying War.* Sir JJ School of Applied Art. Mumbai, India (Sep 13) Panelist. Art Environment and Sustainable Development. Faculty of Visual Arts. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India (Sep 10) Lecturer. *20^th Century Artists Defying War.* Reginald F. Lewis Museum. Baltimore, MD (May 4) Lecturer. *Transforming Conflict, Enhancing Social Impact. Peace Week. Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University. Arlington, VA (Mar 25) Lecturer. The History of* *Art and Peace in the 20^th Century.* The Elliott School of International Affairs. George Washington University, Washington, DC (Mar 5) Lecturer. *The History of Art and Peace in the 20^th Century.* Political Leadership Academy. Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University, Arlington, VA (March 2)
2023	Lecturer. *Art Activism: From the Personal to the Universal.* Political Leadership Academy. Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University. Arlington, VA (Oct 28) Lecturer. My Art, My Voice. MACAM, Modern and Contemporary Art Museum. Alita, Lebanon (July 22) Lecturer. *Art and War in the 20^th Century.* The Elliott School of International Affairs. George Washington University, Washington, DC (Apr 18) Lecturer. *Art and War in the 20^th Century.* Political Leadership Academy. Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University, Arlington, VA (Apr 15) Lecturer. *We the People. For Show or For Sure? Art as a Voice for Justice and Peace. Peace Week.* Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University, Arlington, VA (Mar 29)
2021	Lecturer. *Violence Transformed “Standing up.”* 2021.Cambridge College. Boston, MA (Apr 8) (Virtual) Panelist. *Violence Transformed “Standing Up”- Art and Critical Thinking* with Archy LaSalle and Dr. Gitte Wernaa. Cambridge College. Boston, MA (Apr 16) (Virtual) Lecturer. Your Art, Your Voice. Salisbury University. Salisbury, MD
2020	Lecturer and panelist. *We the People. For Show or For Sure?* The Delaware Contemporary. With Mel Hardy, Chairman and co-founder of the Millennium Arts Salon, and Traci Manza-Murphy, Executive Director of the Delaware Coalition Against Gun Violence. Wilmington, DE (Oct 2) Lecturer. *Transforming Walls to Bridges*. Newton Free Library. Newton, MA (May 16)
2019	Lecturer. *Transforming Walls to Bridges.* Busboys and Poets. Washington, DC (May 8) Panelist. *So You Want to Go to Art School?* Greater Reston Arts Center. Reston, VA, with Michael Booker. The moderator is Sarah Berenz, Education and Public Programs Manager. (Oct 12)
2017	Lecturer. *Your Art, Your Voice. M.F. Hussain Gallery. Jamia Millia Islamia. New Delhi, India (Aug 29) Lecturer. My Art, My Voice. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India (Dec 16) Lecturer. My Art, My Voice*. Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth University. Varanasi, India (Dec 17)
2014	Lecturer. *We the People*. Milton Academy. Milton, MA (Apr 9)
2013	Lecturer. *Art and Social Justice.* 2012 – 2013 Visions Series. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA (Feb 4) Lecturer. *We the People.* Nicholson Distinguished Lecture Series. Pine Manor College. Chestnut Hill, MA (Sep 17) Lecturer. *Transforming Walls to Bridges*. Newton Free Library. Newton, MA (May 16)
2012	Lecturer and workshop. University of Balamand. Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts. Balamand, Lebanon (Mar 23) Lecturer. BlackRock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD (Feb 1)
2011	Lecturer. Monroe Hotel. Sponsored by Cynthia Nouhra Art Gallery. Beirut, Lebanon
2009	Panelist. *Dépasserla violence par la création?* Musée du Quai Branly. Sponsored by Centre de Recherches Politiques de la Sorbonne. Paris, France (Dec 1 – 2) Lecturer. *An artist voice for peace.* George Mason University. Fairfax, VA. Sponsored by The Middle East Studies Program and MEtc Film Club. (Apr 23) Lecturer. *An artist voice for peace.* Georgetown University. Washington, DC. Sponsored by the International Relations Club (IRC) and the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS)(March 18) Lecturer/Visiting Artist. LaGrange College. LaGrange, GA (March 24)
2008	Lecturer. New York Academy of Art. New York, NY (March 26)
2007	Panelist. *Bridges to Contemporary Arts: Lebenszeichen/Sign of Life*. Arlington Arts Center. Arlington, VA (Sep 7)
2006	Lecturer. Zahle Public Library. Zahle, Lebanon (June 10) Lecturer. The Art Center, American University of Beirut. Beirut, Lebanon (May 26) Lecturer. The Nietzsche Circle. Mercy College. New York, NY
2005	Lecturer. *Art and Spirituality.* Brown Bag Lunch. Washington Theological Union. Washington, DC
2004	Speaker. Global Affairs Program. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA Lecturer. American University of Beirut, Department of Otolaryngology. Beirut, Lebanon Panelist. *Portrait of the Artist.* Moderated by Lenny Campello, Director, Fraser Gallery. Other panelists: Michael O'Sullivan, Washington Post Art Critic and Dr. Carolyn Carr, Chief Curator at the National Portrait Gallery. The Art League Gallery, Alexandria, VA
2002	Guest Artist/Lecturer. St. Paul’s School. Concord, NH
2001	Guest Lecturer. *Ecce Homo.* The Nietsche Circle. New York, NY Panelist. *What does the creative process mean to artists from different disciplines?* Moderated by Stephen Burton, Professor in the Department of Music. Other panelists included: Jim Lapore, Department of Dance; Glenn Smith, Department of Music; and Stewart Wallace, composer in-residence. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA Guest Lecturer. Erie Art Museum. Erie, PA Guest Lecturer. Housatonic Museum of Art. Bridgeport, CT Guest Lecturer. Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts. New Castle, PA Guest Lecturer. George Mason University. Fairfax, VA

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2024	Workshops. *Arts Festival at Vidyashram*. The SouthPoint School. Varanasi, India (Dec 14) Workshop. School of Visual Arts, World University of Design. Sonipat, Haryana, India (Nov 20) Workshop. Shuruart Foundation. Government Primary School. Varanasi, India (Sep 24)
2023	Workshop. MACAM, Modern and Contemporary Art Museum. Alita, Lebanon (July 22) Workshop. American University of Beirut. Cancer Center (July 4) Juror. 77th Annual Waterford Fair Fine Art Exhibit. Waterford, VA (Sep25)
2021	Juror. Reviewing applications to fill three studios paces. Torpedo Factory. Alexandria, VA (Jun 30) *Standing up*. Workshops in mindful and artistic practice to clinicians and survivors of violence, trauma and crisis. L'Merchie Frazier, Director of Creative Engagement for the Transformative Action Project / Violence Transformed, and Director of Education and Interpretation for the Museum of African American History in Boston and Nantucket. Cambridge College. Boston, MA (July 10 & 22)
2020	Lecturer and panelist. *We the People. For Show or For Sure?* The Delaware Contemporary. Wilmington, DE. With Mel Hardy, Founder of the Millennium Arts Salon, and Traci Manza- Murphy, Executive Director of the Delaware Coalition Against Gun Violence (Oct 2) Juror. *Natural Landscapes.* Montgomery Art Association. Montgomery, VA (June 26)
2019	Workshop. MACAM, Modern and Contemporary Art Museum. Alita, Lebanon (July 13) Juror. *75th Annual Waterford Fair Fine Art Exhibit.* Waterford, VA (Oct 3)
2017	Curator. *Our Art, Our Voice. M F Husain Gallery. Jamia Millia Islamia. New Delhi, India (Nov 21) Visiting artist. College of Art. New Delhi, India (Nov 20) Visiting artist. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India (Dec 16) Visiting artist. Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth University. Varanasi, India (Dec 17) Juror. Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival.* Greater Reston Arts Center. Reston, VA (May 20)
2015	Juror. *21^st Annual Friends of the Yellow Barn Members Show*. Glen Echo, MD (Dec 20)
2014	Juror. The Art League. Alexandria, VA (Oct 20) Visiting artist and three-day workshop. Milton Academy. Milton, MA (April 9 – 12) Juror. *Regional Scholastic Competition.* Fairfax County Public Schools. Fairfax, VA (Jan 24)
2013	Juror. *Emerging Artists Showcase*. Celebrate Fairfax Festival. Fairfax, VA. (June 7 – 9) Juror. The Capitol Hill Art League. Washington, DC (Apr 10)
2011	Juror. *Rockville Art League Member Show.* Rockville Art League. Rockville, MD (Dec 11)
2009 - 2010	Curator. *ARTOMASON II. GMU Students & Alumni*. Coldwell Banker. Fairfax, VA (Oct2, 2009 – Mar 28, 2010)
2009	Juror. *51^st Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival.* Orlando, FL. With George Kinghorn, Director and Curator University of Maine Museum of Art, and Susan Knowles, independent curator (Oct 16 – 17) Juror. *Smithsonian Connects with the Arts.* The Smithsonian Associates. Washington, DC (Oct 4) Curator. *ARTOMASON. GMU Students & Alumni.* Coldwell Banker. Fairfax, VA (Mar 2 – June 28)
2008	Visiting Artist. Maryland Institute College of Art. Barry Nemett’s Advanced Painting class. Baltimore, MD (Apr 21)
2007	Juror. *Third Annual Festival.* Port Warwick Art & Sculpture Festival. Newport News, VA (Sep 24)
2006	Judge. *November Exhibition.* The League of Reston Artists. Reston, VA Judge. *15th Annual Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival.* Greater Reston Art Center. Reston, VA Judge. *74th Annual Cumberland Valley Artists Exhibition.* Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Hagerstown, MD
2005	Judge. *The Arts at Beacon 2005.* Montgomery College. Rockville, MD Judge. *Bethesda Painting Competition.* Bethesda Art & Entertainment District. Bethesda, MD Judge. *Gosport Arts Festival.* Portsmouth, VA
2004	Judge. *Fall 2002 Stockley Gardens Arts Festival.* Hope House Foundation. Norfolk, VA Judge. *49th Boardwalk Art Show & Festival.* Contemporary Art Center of Virginia. Virginia Beach, VA
2003	Conducted a Drawing Marathon at St. Paul’s School. Concord, NH Participated in a three-weeks Supra Drawing Marathon. Conducted by the Dean of NYSS, Graham Nickson. New York Studio School, New York, NY Curator. *Annual Georgetown International Art Competition.* Fraser Gallery. Washington, DC
Fall 1999	Research and travel for the traveling exhibition *Ecce Homo*
1996	Speaker. South Shore Art Center. Cohasset, MA
1995	Visiting Artist / Lecturer. Salve Regina University. Newport, RI
1994	Visiting Artist / Lecturer. St. Paul’s School. Concord, NH
1991	Visiting Artist / Lecturer. Bradford College. Bradford, MA
1990 – 96	Guest Reviewer. Mass College of Art. Boston, MA

AUTHORED BOOKS

100 Boston Artists	Author. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen, PA. 2013. Link
100 Boston Painters	Author. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen, PA. 2012. Link

BOOKS & PUBLICATIONS

The Delaware Contemporary	Statement by curator Kathrine Page introducing *We the People: For Show or For Sure* at the Delaware Contemporary, Wilmington, DE, 2020. Link
2015 – 2016 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts. Washington, D.C. 2015
Ghousoun Warifa	Antoine Abu Rahl. Nelson Publishing. Beirut, Lebanon, 2015
2013 - 2014 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts. Washington, D.C. 2013
American Contemporary Art – March 2012	F. Lennox Campello. Issuu, industry-leading digital publishing platform. Paolo Alto, CA. 2012 Link
100 Artists of Washington, DC	F. Lennox Campello. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen, PA. 2011
2008 – 2009 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts. Washington, D.C. 2008
Encyclopedia of Arab American Artists	Dr. Fayeq S. Oweis. Greenwood Press. Westport, CT. 2008 Link
Al-Kafila	“The Doll”. Zahran, Saudi Arabia. Jan/Feb 2007
2006 - 2007 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts/ Corcoran. Washington, D.C. 2006
Venganza Injusta	Carlos Erazo. Book Cover. Puerto Rico. 2005
Art for Life’s Sake	Hard cover book with essays by Donald Kuspit, Mark Daniel Cohen, Raphaël Karim Hamoudi, Cesar Nammour, John D. O’Hern, and Howard L. Resnikoff. Fine Arts Consulting and Publishing S.A.R.L. Beirut, Lebanon. 2005
American Art Collector - South	Alcove Books. Berkeley, CA. 2005
Devenir un Dieu	Patrick Bruneteaux. Book Cover. Edition Publibook Université. Book cover, Paris, France. 2004
Terrain 42 Homme/Femme	Patrick Bruneteaux. “Obstacle aux recherches sur les camps de la mort”. Maison des sciences de l’homme/Ministère de la Culture et la Communication, Paris, France. 2004
Amam al-Lawha	Cesar Nammour. Dar al Founoun al-Jamila, Beirut, Lebanon. 2004
2004 - 2005 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts/ Corcoran. Washington, D.C.2004
2003 Artist Directory	Washington Project for the Arts/ Corcoran. Washington, D.C. 2003
Male Nude Now	David Leddick. Universe Publishing, A Division of Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. New York, NY. 2001
Ecce Homo	Essays by JoEl Levy Logiudice, Kirby Malone, Kimberly Koller-Jones, Robbin Zella, John D. O’Hern, Dorothy Joiner, Patrick Bruneteaux. 2000
Amnesty International USA	Eurasia Cogroup Quarterly. Fall/Winter 1996

EXHIBITION CATALOGS

We the (Discarded) People: Welfare or Warfare?	Bharat Kala Bhavan - Art and Archaeology Museum. Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi, India. 2024
Stolen Goods	York College of Pennsylvania. York, PA. 2022
Defining the Art of Change In the Age of Trump	The Center for Contemporary Political Art. Washington, DC. 2018
Best of the Best	Pepco Edison Place Gallery. Washington, DC. 2017
Sight Specific – A Selection of American Perceptual Painting	Concord Art Association. Concord, MA. 2014
Galvanized Truth – A Tribute to George Nick	Duxbury Art Complex Museum. Duxbury, MA. 2012
Convergence – New Art From Lebanon	American University Museum, Katzen Arts Center. Washington, DC. 2010
Lebanese Diaspora	Notre Dame University – Louaize. Dome City Center. Beirut, Lebanon. 2010
Imaging the Distance	Aachen to Arlington / Arligton to Aachen: Imaging the Distance. Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst. Aachen, Germany. 2007
Exhibition 280	Huntington Museum of Art. Huntington, WV. 2007
Slow Painting: A Determined Renaissance	Oglethorpe University Museum of Art. Atlanta, GA. 2006 Link
MAC 2000	20th Contemporary Art Fair. Espace Champerret, Paris, France. 2004
New American Paintings	Ninth Open Studios Mid-Atlantic Competition, Boston, MA. 2004
RePresenting Representation 5	Biennial Exhibition. Arnot Art Museum. Elmira, NY 2001-02
Exposición Binacional	Paraguayo - Americano. Asunción, Paraguay. 2001
New American Paintings	Fourth Open Studios Northeast Competition, Boston, MA. 1999
16th September Competition	16th Annual September Competition. Alexandria Museum of Art. Alexandria, LA. 1998
New American Paintings	Open Studios Northeast Competition, Boston, MA. 1993
10th September Competition	10th Annual September Competition. Alexandria Museum of Art. Alexandria, LA. 1991

NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION & RADIO DOCUMENTARIES

Station	Program	Date	Place
WGBH Link	Revolutionary Spaces	February 11, 2025	Boston, MA
ACTU LA MERCI Link	L’Actualité Lycéenne	January 6, 2024	Montpellier, France
TEDxGeorgeMasonU ‍Link	TEDxGeorgeMasonU	May 3, 2022	Fairfax, VA
*Turkish Radio Television*	Cultural News	May 22, 2021	Middle East
*Al Hurra*	Al Majalla	July 4, 2013	Middle East
MTV- TV	Kitab	August 4, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
Future - TV	Crosswords	March 3, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
LBC - TV	Helwe Beirut	February 20, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
Tele Liban - TV Link	Sabah el Kheir ya Loubnan	February 22, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
*MTV – TV* Link	BlockNote	February 24, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
WAMU 88.5 FM	Kojo Nmandi Show	February 21, 2004	Washington, DC
WTOP “Man About Town”& WGMS Classical 103.5	Bob Madigan	July/August, 2003	Washington, DC
WETA TV “Around Town”	Bill Dunlap	April 18&20, 2002	Washington, DC

BIBLIOGRAPHY: ARTICLES & REVIEWS

Publication	Writer	Date	Place
Youth Ki Awaaz	Lenin Raghuvanshi	January 17, 2025	Varanasi, India
Colour Canvas Magazine	Delhi Bureau	December 16-31, 2024	New Delhi, India
Medium	Lenin Raghuvanshi	December 23, 2024	Online, India
Abir Pothi	Iftikar Ahmed	December 17, 2024	New Delhi, India
Sunday Times	Times News Network	December 15, 2024	Varanasi, India
Passionate in Marketing	Noida International U	November 25, 2024	New Delhi, India
News 4 Asia	Noida International U	November 25, 2024	New Delhi, India
Colour Canvas Magazine	Mumbai Bureau	September 1-15, 2024	New Delhi, India
Yathrae Magazine	Sugunan K.	August 24, 2024	Online, India
GOMET Link	Jeanne Lamant Hamoudi	January 1, 2024	Marseille, France
East City Art Link	Claudia Rousseau	December 8, 2020	Washington, DC
Old Town Crier Link	Lennox Campello	November 1, 2020	Alexandria, VA
Al Liwaa	Doha Mol	July 5, 2019	Beirut, Lebanon
The Boston Globe Link	Sebastian Smee	July 4, 2014	Boston, MA
ArtScope (Cover) Link	Cole Tracy	March/April, 2014	New England
ArtScope Link	Cole Tracy	October 21, 2013	New England
Berkshire Fine Arts	Charles Giuliano	September 16, 2013	berkshirefinearts.com
The Washington Post	Mark Jenkins	January 25, 2013	Washington, DC
Berkshire Fine Arts	Charles Giuliano	June 4, 2012	berkshirefinearts.com
The Daily Star Link	Chirine Lahoud	March 9, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
L’Orient- Le Jour ‍Link	Zena Zalzal	March 2, 2012	Beirut, Lebanon
L’Orient - Le Jour	Colette Khalaf	December 13, 2011	Beirut, Lebanon
L’Orient - Le Jour ‍Link	Colette Khalaf	July 27, 2011	Beirut, Lebanon
Aachener Zeitumg ‍Link	Christina Diels	November 9, 2007	Aachen, Germany
Falls Church News ‍Link	Tom Whipple	October 3, 2007	Falls Church, VA
Al Asr	Antoine Zarzour	June 22, 2006	Zahle, Lebanon
L’Orient - Le Jour	Maya Ghandour Hert	May 30, 2006	Beirut, Lebanon
The Gazette	Karen Schafer	June 8, 2005	Bethesda, MD
Aïshti Magazine	Kaelen Wilson-Goldie	February/March 2005	Beirut, Lebanon
The Daily Star	Kaelen Wilson-Goldie	December 23, 2004	Beirut, Lebanon
ArabAd	Mona Iskandar	October 2004	Beirut, Lebanon
The Gazette	Claudia Rousseau	September 22, 2004	Bethesda, MD
The Washington Post	Michael O’Sullivan	September 17, 2004	Washington, DC
Washington City Paper	Dave Jamieson	September 10, 2004	Washington, DC
The Virginian-Pilot	Teresa Annas	June 19, 2004	Virginia Beach, VA
The Gazette	Claudia Rousseau	February 25, 2004	Bethesda, MD
The Dartmouth	Mignon Lamia	February 07, 2004	Hanover, NH
The Dartmouth	Gerald Auten	January 30, 2004	Hanover, NH
The Dartmouth	Barry Hashimoto	January 23, 2004	Hanover, NH
The Dartmouth	Bruce Gago	January 22, 2004	Hanover, NH
Washington, DC Art News	Lennox Campello	November 02, 2003	Washington, DC
The New Mexican	Craig Smith	June 14-20, 2002	Santa Fe, NM
Concord Monitor	Christine Hamm	January 17, 2002	Concord, NH
NY Arts	Mark Daniel Cohen	October 2001	New York, NY
Art New England	Mark Daniel Cohen	Oct/Nov 2001	New England
Erie Times-News	Karen Rene Merkle	October 18, 2001	Erie, PA
An-Nahar	Laure Ghoreib	July 21, 2001	Beirut, Lebanon
The New York Times	William Zimmer	July 8, 2001	New York, NY
Connecticut Post	Phyllis A.S. Boros	June 3, 2001	Hartford, CT
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette	Rebecca Sodergren	May 15, 2001	Pittsburgh, PA
The Boston Sunday Globe	Mark Dagostino	April 6, 1997	Boston, MA
The Sunday Telegraph	Dean Shalhoup	April 6, 1997	Nashua, NH
Boston Sunday Globe	Mark Dagostino	April 7, 1996	Boston, MA
The Boston Globe	Cate McQuaid	January 18, 1996	Boston, MA
Art New England	Susan Mulski	Oct/Nov 1995	New England
Concord Monitor	Susan DiLuzio	October 13, 1994	Concord, NH
South End News	Cate McQuaid	May 26, 1994	Boston, MA
Bay Windows	Shawn Hill	May 12, 1994	Boston, MA
Improper Bostonian	Charles Giuliano	May 11-24, 1994	Boston, MA
Boston Sunday Globe	Nancy Stapen	May 23, 1993	Boston, MA
Ray Gun	Jack Basher	June/July 1993	USA/Canada
Where	Colleen Grewing	May 1993	Washington, DC
Newport This Week	John Pantalone	October 29, 1992	Newport, RI
Atlanta Magazine	Logan Mabe	September 1992	Atlanta, GA
North Shore Sunday	Alexander Stevens	December 9, 1990	Lawrence, MA
Art New England	Thomas Frick	February 1990	New England
The Boston Globe	Christine Temin	September 21, 1989	Boston, MA
The Boston Globe	Christine Temin	June 15, 1989	Boston, MA
Boston Herald	Nancy Stapen	June 9, 1989	Boston, MA
Popoli	Giuseppe Bellucci	November 1988	Milan, Italy
An-Nahar	Antoine Abu Rahl	April 29, 1988	Beirut, Lebanon
Hadanat el Tufl	Antoine Abu Rahl	April 1988	Beirut, Lebanon