Phillip mosier
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119 Melrose Avenue Decatur, Georgia 30030 (404) 373-7537 phillip.mosier@gpc.edu Employment History 2006 - Present Instructor of Art; Humanities Department, Georgia Perimeter College
Perimeter College 2007 - Present Photographer; The Reporter Newspapers Sandy Springs, Georgia 2008 Photographer; Bellwood Quarry Project, Atlanta Society of Industrial Archeology 1996 - 2002 Photography Instructor; Atlanta Public Schools, Grady High School 1988 - 1999 Curator, Board of Directors, Critic; The Atlanta Photography Group 1990 - 1992 Photographer, Darkroom Manager; Macy’s South / Bullocks Atlanta Georgia 1996 Photographer; Historic American Building Survey, Techwood Clark Howell Homes 1989 - 1991 Instructor of Art (Adjunct); Georgia State University School of Art and Design 1989 Photographer; Arts Festival of Atlanta 1987 - 1988 Corporate Photographer; Morris Communications Augusta, Georgia Visiting Artist / Lecturer February 2010 - 2014 School of Literature, Communication, and Culture Georgia Institute of Technology October 2009 Brookwood High School; Gwinnett County Schools May 1996 Fulton County School System; High School Art Symposiums December 1994 The University of Georgia; Fine Arts Department May 1994 Yale University; School of Architecture Academic Achievement EDUCATION May 1987 Master of Fine Arts; Yale University December 1984 Bachelor of Fine Arts; Texas Christian University HONORS AND SPECIAL RECOGNITION 2007 Society for Industrial Archeology, Industrial Preservation Grant 2000 Decatur Arts Alliance, Decatur Art Festival; Purchase Award 1990, 1992 - 1995 Georgia Council for the Arts; Individual Artist Grant 1987 Alice Kimball Fellowship, Yale University; Travel Fellowship Permanent Collections Venturi Scott Brown and Associates Architects and Planners Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Atlanta History Center; Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Housing Authority; Atlanta, Georgia Archive of the Georgia Folk Life Program; Atlanta, Georgia Fay Gold Gallery; Atlanta, Georgia United States Library of Congress; Historic American Building Survey Washington, D.C. Morris Museum of Art; Augusta, Georgia High Museum of Art; Atlanta, Georgia Mobile Museum of Art; Mobile, Alabama Exhibitions 2014 Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange Georgia Jurors Award in Photography 2013 Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia 2012 Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange, Georgia
Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
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Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
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Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
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Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia 2008 Inman Park Arts Festival; Visual Artist: Atlanta Georgia Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange, Georgia
Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
Library: Atlanta Georgia 2006 NASCAR Inspired; (group) Hickory Museum of Art Hickory North Carolina Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange, Georgia
Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
Best in Show Award Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia 2004 Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange, Georgia
Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
Atlanta Georgia 2000 The Effect of Mass Media on Modern Culture; (solo) Downtown Branch Atlanta - Fulton Public Library: Atlanta Georgia Lagrange Biennial; (group) Lamar Dodd Art Center: Lagrange, Georgia
Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia 1999 Who’s Teaching the Kids?; (group) Upstairs Gallery: Atlanta Georgia
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Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia
Atlanta Georgia Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia 1996 Terminus, Georgia; (solo) North Georgia College: Dahlonega Georgia
1995 Passed Atlanta; (solo) Gilbert House Arts Center: Atlanta Georgia Decatur Arts Festival; Visual Art Exhibit (group) Dana Fine Arts Building Agnes Scott College: Decatur Georgia High Hopes, Georgia Athletes; (solo) Athens - Clarke County Public Library: Athens Georgia Atlanta, Georgia: City in Transition 1993 - 1995; (solo) Equitable Building Lobby Gallery: Atlanta Georgia 1994 Resettling Atlanta; (solo) Rome - Floyd County Public Library Rome Georgia The Phantom Paints the Fox; (group) Fox Theater: Atlanta Georgia Twelfth Juried Exhibit; (group) The Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art: Augusta Georgia
Atlanta Georgia City Within a City; (solo) The Gallery at Colony Square: Atlanta Georgia
Student Center Gallery: Atlanta Georgia
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Gallery Atlanta Georgia
Library Atlanta Georgia 1991 Building the Georgia Dome; (solo) C C Art Gallery: Atlanta Georgia Building the Georgia Dome; (solo) The Atlanta Photography Gallery Atlanta Georgia
Charlotte North Carolina Capture Atlanta; (group) Atlanta City Hall: Atlanta Georgia Southern Documents; (group) North Georgia College: Dahlonega Georgia 1989 New Faces; (group) New Visions Gallery: Atlanta Georgia Directory: files -> 2016 2016 -> DR. richard knabb director, national hurricane center national weather service national oceanic and atmospheric administration 2016 -> Curriculum vitae 2016 -> Tom McKinn 2016 -> Reading Guide Categories: Historic Feats and Prominent People of 1931 2016 -> Freedom of Information Decision Makers Manual Part 2: Exemptions & Consultation Procedures 2016 -> Regional championship Download 39.19 Kb. Share with your friends:
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