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A Ponder
Digital, archival ink on canvas 2020

Existences
archival computer print (ed 50), size varies, 2021
A Ponder
archival computer on canvas, 35 in.

 


Tie Ins


The Bird


Three Horizons, acrylic, 70 x 24 in.

 

Cover


 

Timeline
Timeline,
acrylic and collage on canvas,
36x48 in., 2015

 

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Kristina
Kristina, 1966
Spectrums

Spectrums, 2015


Malala (det.)

 

 

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2022, Sept. 9—Nov.6,

79th Annual Salon Show 

South Shore Arts
Center for Visual and Performing Arts
1040 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana

https://www.southshoreartsonline.org

 

 

 

February, 2022

Featured Art, Hopkinson Journal of the Arts 

https://www.hopkinsonarts.com/featuredartists

 

February 11 - March 10, 2022

90th Exhibition of Visual Artist Members, Arts Club of Chicago
Group Exhibit

201 E Ontario Chicago, IL 60611 312 787-3997
www.artsclubchicago.org

Feb. 20-Aug 31 2021

Reality Shift
Group Exhibit

Mid-America College Art Association Online Gallery
http://www.macaart.org/exhibitions.html

 

2020

Poems/Art

Flare Journal
https://www.flarejournal.com/issuethree

 

Apr 20-June 8, 2018

Visions of Venus
Group Exhibit

Chou B Art Center
1029 W. 35th St. Chicago, IL 60609 773-523-0200 •
www.zhoubartcenter.com
info@zhoubartcenter.com

 

2017-2018
"Odyssey"
Purdue University Northwest
Purdue University Northwest,Hammond, IN


Oct. 3—29 2016
words|matter
a show highlighting artists books
words|matter
3446 N. Albany Ave,
Chicago , IL
773-791-1236
wordsmattershow@gmail.com

May 13–Aug 31
Indiana Now 2016: The Bicentennial

ART MUSEUM OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
102 S 10TH St.
Lafayette, IN 47905 (765)742-1128
FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

 

 

June 10–July 5
Reception: June 10, 5:00–8:00 pm

One Person:
Small Works—Long Time
Works Reflecting Each Period

Ellen Firme Gallery
92 US-12
Bever;y Shores, IN
(219) 921-0797

 

 

 

 

 

29 aug 2015 to 24 oct 2015

In recognition of Malala Yousafzai
A MIRCA Group Exhibition

Ostra Gymnasiet
Skogas, Sweden

 

2015
ART IN DAZZLING DIMENSION Sculpture Group Exhibition


SSAA Gallery
724 Franklin Street,
Michigan City, IN

May 17 to Aug. 11, 2013

Brauer Museum of Art
One-Person Exhibit "In Focus"

Brauer Museum of Art
Valparaiso University Center for the Arts
1709 Chapel Drive Valparaiso, Indiana 46383

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April 6 — May 7, 2012
with Gordon Ligocki
"Among & Between"
Lakeside West Gallery
827 Franklin Square,
Michigan City, IN 46360
219.363.2750


 

May 15 to June 14, 2009
Solo Exhibition "Flow–Partial Count"
Opening Reception May 17 - 11am—3:30pm
Depot Gallery
525 Broadway, Beverly Shores, IN (46301) , 219-879-4516
             

 

Robert Stanley: OVERSOUL

Lubeznik Centerfor the Arts, Michigan City, IN, Mar 31 – Jun 3, 2007

   

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It's a Little Late to be Early (Catalog, PDF)

Uncle Freddy's Gallery, Hammond, IN, February 7 – March 6, 2004

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June 11-Aug. 7, 2004
War & Peace

Gallery 415, 415 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, IL, 312-527-0578

War & Peace is a national show, juried by Ed Paschke, open to artists throughout the United States. It will seek to represent the views of artists on the world's current situation.
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1+1=One. Installation July 24 - Aug. 15, 2004.
Robert Stanley and Kathleen Zmuda collaborated on a piece about journey, fragments, stories, nature, and expression. In a cleared area at the end of a forrested allee, 2 ft. x 3 ft. fragments of concrete were scattered about. On these fragments were inked bits of stories and poetry. Seemingly floating in the air, frames "framed" particular views, showing the subjectivelness of viewpoints. A 4 ft. x 4 ft. computer image of fragments real and imagined, one of which was a photo of the field behind the image, gave viewers a chance to meditate. The installation invited participants to add these bits to their perception as they looked around, seeing serene fields, twisted deadfall branches, smelling the forrest—all the ones plus ones plus ones that add up to a One. Viewers could place their own writings or drawings a box near one of the chairs, or look in the box for the responses of others—more fragments that added up to a new, creative whole.

Several times during the exhibition, Kathleen Zmuda told a story or a poem that led to an embrace of beauty around and within..

The Lubeznik Center for the Arts sponsors the annual 1 + 1 = One, curated by Jon Hook and Andrea Peterson, who invited and paired twenty artists that they intuited would complement and harmonize well in a collaborative effort to produce a site-specific work, considering the environmental/agricultural setting as inspiration. The setting is between Laporte and Rolling Prairie, Indiana, a farm with a variety of landscapes: vast wheat fields, grassy hills, wooded lanes, ponds and woods.
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Catalog

July 26 - Sept. 15

Provence at Purdue North Central

Intimate Foreign Hints, acrylic, 36x48 in

ARTCOMP 2004

Chesterton Art Center, Chesterton, IN
 
 
Landscape, acrylic, 20 x 20 in.
 

61st Salon Show

 

Northern Indiana Arts Center, Munster, IN
 
Random Real, acrylic, 36 x 48 in.
  Nov. 3 - 30

Crossing the Digital Divide: Computers, Just Another Medium

Chesterton Art Center
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2005
Hooked Up: Artists Collaborate
Artists talk and ideas percolate. Artists collaborate and remarkable creations are born. Columbia’s Center for Book and Paper Arts gathers some of the finest examples of historic and current artists’ book and printing collaborations.

January 14 - February 19, 2005

Gallery hours: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday
Opening reception: Friday, January 14. 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Columbia College Chicago Center for Book & Paper Arts
1104 S. Wabash Avenue, 2nd Floor
312-344-6630 or book&paper@colum.edu
www.bookandpaper.org
Momentary Universe archival ink computer print 8 x 8 in.
 
 
Reveries Once and Again Real acrylic 21 x 30 in.

2005 February 1—February 28
Figurative Work

Chesterton Art Center



 

 

2000
One Person

Center Valery Larbeaud,
Vichy, FRANCE

 

 

1971

William Penn Museum
Man Viewing the Environment

William Penn Museum
Harrisburg, PA