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RÉSUMÉ
artist residency RUD Air Artist Residency, Laxarby, Sweden, July 2018; selected in an international juried competition.
exhibitions
solo RUD Air Artist Residency, Laxarby, Sweden, July 30-31 2018; culmination of artist residency
Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Santa Fe, NM. Water Spirits Walking on the Land: A Solo Exhibition of New Paintings and Photographs, July-August 2014
museums + public spaces Museo Cultural, Santa Fe, NM. April-May 2020 Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, Great Falls, MT. 17th Annual Group Exhibition. January - April 2014 Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM. The Big Picture July 2013-July 2014 Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Lucky 13. April-May 2013 Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, Great Falls, MT. 15th Annual Group Exhibition. January - February 2012 Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Collect 10. May—June 2011 Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, Great Falls, MT. 14th Annual Group Exhibition. January-February 2011 Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Collect Inside 8 2010. May—June 2010 Warehouse 21, Santa Fe, NM. Artists For Animal Awareness. Juried exhibition. Judith Vejvoda, Curator, November 2008 SoFe ArtSpace, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Peace Show. Curated by Erika Wanenmacher, May - June 2003
2-person Wilder Nightingale Fine Art, Taos, NM. O2. Paintings by Cate Moses / Paintings & Installation by Dienke Nauta. October 2008
group Inspire, 618A Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501, with Sergio Moyano and Ameen Archuletta. September 2019 Wheelhouse Art, Santa Fe, Representation, 2014 - 2015 Toy Box. Wheelhouse Art, Santa Fe, Dec. 2014 - Jan. 2015 Torrent. Arroyo Gallery, Santa Fe. June 2012 Botanica. Arroyo Gallery, Santa Fe. April - May 2012 Arroyo Gallery, Santa Fe, Representation, 2011-2012 Squared, Hahn Ross Gallery, Santa Fe, December 2011 Third Annual Randall Davey Invitational Wildlife Art Exhibition, Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary, Santa Fe, NM, May-June 2011 Second Annual Randall Davey Invitational Wildlife Art Exhibition, Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary, Santa Fe, NM, May-June 2010 Kosmos Gallery at the Factory on 5th, Albuquerque, NM. Juried exhibition curated by Maggie Ross and Juliet Wing, February 2010 5G Gallery at the Factory on 5th, Albuquerque, NM. January 2010 Kosmos Gallery at the Factory on 5th, Albuquerque, NM. Invitational exhibition curated by Vivian Hartman, December 2009 Bravo. Invitational exhibition of art created from bras. Scottish Rite Temple, Santa Fe, New Mexico, October 2003 Rufina Studios, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Off Canyon. Invitational exhibition, September 2002 Munson Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico. A Show of Colors. Invitational exhibition, November, 2001
press IQ Arts, “The Water Spirits of Cate Moses,” Katherine Oostman, July 8, 2014.
The Santa Fe New Mexican, Pasatiempo, “Exhibitionism,” Michael Abatemarco, July 11, 2014. Santa Fe University of Art and Design News, “Upcoming Exhibition: Cate Moses: Water Spirits Walking on the Land,” Lauren Eichmann http://santafeuniversity.edu/news/upcoming-exhibition-at-sfuads-fogelson-gallery-water-spirits-walking-on-the/ The Santa Fe Reporter. “Las Conchas Inspired Art on Canyon Road.” Wren Abbott. 12 Jan., 2012. http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/blog-3266-las-conchas-inspired-art-on-canyon-road.html The Santa Fe Reporter. “Española Javelina Inspires Art!:” Wren Abbott, 29 July 2011, http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/blog-2925-espantildeola-javelina-inspires-art_.html The Santa Fean. “Art Reviews: O2.: Dienke Nauta and Cate Moses At Wilder Nightingale Fine Art,” October-Nov. 2008
“Fall Harvest of Riches, O2.: Cate Moses and Dienke Nauta At Wilder Nightingale Fine Art,” Steve Fox, P/Reviews, Taos Daily Horsefly, 15 Sept. 2008
education Studied painting with Sam Scott Pennsylvania State University. Ph.D. in English, Specialization in Contemporary American and African American Literature, M.A. in English University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. B.A. in English Literature and Creative Writing, magna cum laude
recent community service St. Elizabeth Emergency Shelter, Santa Fe, NM. Volunteer cook and server, 2008 - present The Wildlife Center, Española, NM. 2013 - present Volunteer Art Teacher, Acequia Madre Elementary School, 2007-2013; Atalaya Elementary School, Santa Fe, NM, 2006-2007
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ARTIST STATEMENT (RÉSUMÉ follows)
I move paint around on canvas, adding and subtracting, until the forms that are the conceptual matrices and patterns underlying conscious experience emerge. I step aside and let that process happen, allowing the painting to breathe and reveal its internal structures and symbols.
At the heart of my work is a concern with our conflicted relationship with nature, and the choices we can make to change course.
My work is informed by a lifelong love affair with mountains, trees, snow, moonrises and sets, wildlife, and storms. I spend a good deal of time in the wilderness. My paintings reach for the mythic and are grounded in a sense of place.
I am fortunate to have studied painting with Sam Scott. He taught me to see seasonal color, to be fearless in painting my vision of nature, and to embrace beauty.
I work in oils, and sometimes in watercolors, with the highest quality and least toxic materials available. I gather lightning-struck charcoal in the mountains. I paint on museum quality high-density panels made from US grown and renewable aspen. The 1/8 inch deep surface is acid-free, non-yellowing, and sits in a 2-inch deep hand-crafted cradle of premium-grade 13-ply birch plywood, for maximum stability and a clean edge. |
