Joann Quiñones
www.joannquinones.com
Education
2019 MFA, Studio Art, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
2003 Ph.D., English, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
Honors and Awards
2020 Manifest Grand Jury Prize Finalist, 15th Exhibition Season
2020 Emerging Artist, Ceramics Monthly
2019 International Sculpture Center Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture
Award Nominee
2019 Surface Design Association Outstanding Student Award
2018 Mary Jane McIntire Endowed Fellowship
Scholarships and Fellowships
2019 Fellowship, Sculpture Residency, Vermont Studio Center, December
2019 Studio Assistant, Anat Shiftan's Tile Making Workshop. Penland School of Crafts. June 9-21.
2017 Dr. Judith Temple Scholarship. Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. June 11-16.
Ceramics. What do you bring to the table? Instructor: Roberto Lugo.
2016 Horn Family Scholarship. Penland School of Crafts. July 24 – August 5th. Ceramics.
Images and Objects. Instructor: Israel Davis.
Exhibitions and Collaborative Projects
2020 Burdens of History. NCECA Exhibition Show. Glave Kocen Gallery, Curated by Anna Walker. Richmond, VA
2020 Manos y Obras. Collaborative Show with Jonathan Christensen Caballero, Leeds Gallery. Earlham College. Richmond, IN
2019 13th Annual Masterpieces. Manifest Gallery. Cincinnati, OH
2019 Modern Female Archetypes. Higher Art Gallery, Traverse City, MI
2019 Lacuna. MFA Thesis Exhibition. Grunwald Gallery. Indiana University - Bloomington, IN
2018 Their Honeyed Heaviness. Group Show with Rachel de Cuba, Caroline Gerberick, and Victoria Ridgway, Ifell Gallery.
Bloomington, IN
2018 Coexist Collaborative Show with Gypsy Schindler. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2018 “The Atlantic for My Children”. A Crack and A Shift. Curated by Rachel de Cuba. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 “Short Hair Stories”; “Like One of the Family” Fiber. Re(Access). The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 “House/Field” Fiber. Dreamscapes: A Light and Dark Interpretation. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 Heirloom. Solo Exhibition. Leeds Gallery. Earlham College. Richmond, IN
2016 Girls, Inc. Art Show Earlham College/Girls Inc. Faculty Collaborative Project – Girls, Inc. Summer Program
2015 “Boy Stands in Front of Rothko”; “Boy at the Tower of London” Photography, Juried Show: Jill Soukup, 117th Annual
Exhibition of Richmond and Area Artists, Richmond Art Museum, Richmond, IN
2015 “Girl at Castillo San Felipe del Morro” Photography, Juried Show: John Canaday Whitewater Valley Art Competition,
IU East, Richmond, IN
2015 Volunteer, Fiber Art Projects for Girls 11-13 years old, Girls, INC, Richmond, IN
2014 “Ere Ibeji” Mixed Media – Illustrated Poem - Top Ten Award, Juried Show: David Klamen Whitewater Valley Art
Competition, IU East, Richmond, IN
2014 Ford/Knight Photography and Fiber Exhibit, Leeds Gallery, Richmond, IN
2014 “My Father: 1969”. Indiana Surface Design Exhibition, Creative Arts Center, Greenfield, IN
2014 The Selfie Project, Artist-in-Residence, Girls, INC., Richmond, IN
2013 The Colors of Earlham: Natural Dyes from Wild Grown Plants of East Central Indiana, Earlham College, Richmond, IN
Publications
2020 Emerging Artist. Ceramics Monthly. May 2020: 54. https://ceramicartsnetwork.org/ceramics-monthly/ceramic-art-and-artists/ceramic-artists/ceramics-monthly-emerging-artists-2020/
2020 The Burdens of History. 2020 NCECA Annual Exhibit Catalogue. https://nceca.net/2020-nceca-annual/
2014 Joann Quiñones. "Poem for M.”; “The Language of Leaving." Aaduna. Winter/Spring 2014. <http://aaduna.org/winterspring2014/poetry/joann-quinones/>
2013 Joann Quiñones . “Ere Ibeji”; “Cancer Poem #2”. Acentos Review. November 2013.
<http://www.acentosreview.com/november2013/joann-quinones.html>
2013 Joann Quiñones. "A Bronx New Year’s Eve." Callaloo 36.2 (2013): 250-251.
Project MUSE. Web. 22 Aug. 2014. <http://muse.jhu.edu/>.
2001 “Death Mask”. What We Hold in Common: An Introduction to Working Class Studies. Ed. Janet Zandy. 24. Feminist Press: New York 2001.
1995 “Death Mask”. Women’s Studies Quarterly. (Spring/Summer 95)
1990 “The Bodega”. The Village Voice. June 5, 1990. 35-37.
www.joannquinones.com
Education
2019 MFA, Studio Art, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
2003 Ph.D., English, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
Honors and Awards
2020 Manifest Grand Jury Prize Finalist, 15th Exhibition Season
2020 Emerging Artist, Ceramics Monthly
2019 International Sculpture Center Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture
Award Nominee
2019 Surface Design Association Outstanding Student Award
2018 Mary Jane McIntire Endowed Fellowship
Scholarships and Fellowships
2019 Fellowship, Sculpture Residency, Vermont Studio Center, December
2019 Studio Assistant, Anat Shiftan's Tile Making Workshop. Penland School of Crafts. June 9-21.
2017 Dr. Judith Temple Scholarship. Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. June 11-16.
Ceramics. What do you bring to the table? Instructor: Roberto Lugo.
2016 Horn Family Scholarship. Penland School of Crafts. July 24 – August 5th. Ceramics.
Images and Objects. Instructor: Israel Davis.
Exhibitions and Collaborative Projects
2020 Burdens of History. NCECA Exhibition Show. Glave Kocen Gallery, Curated by Anna Walker. Richmond, VA
2020 Manos y Obras. Collaborative Show with Jonathan Christensen Caballero, Leeds Gallery. Earlham College. Richmond, IN
2019 13th Annual Masterpieces. Manifest Gallery. Cincinnati, OH
2019 Modern Female Archetypes. Higher Art Gallery, Traverse City, MI
2019 Lacuna. MFA Thesis Exhibition. Grunwald Gallery. Indiana University - Bloomington, IN
2018 Their Honeyed Heaviness. Group Show with Rachel de Cuba, Caroline Gerberick, and Victoria Ridgway, Ifell Gallery.
Bloomington, IN
2018 Coexist Collaborative Show with Gypsy Schindler. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2018 “The Atlantic for My Children”. A Crack and A Shift. Curated by Rachel de Cuba. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 “Short Hair Stories”; “Like One of the Family” Fiber. Re(Access). The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 “House/Field” Fiber. Dreamscapes: A Light and Dark Interpretation. The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN
2017 Heirloom. Solo Exhibition. Leeds Gallery. Earlham College. Richmond, IN
2016 Girls, Inc. Art Show Earlham College/Girls Inc. Faculty Collaborative Project – Girls, Inc. Summer Program
2015 “Boy Stands in Front of Rothko”; “Boy at the Tower of London” Photography, Juried Show: Jill Soukup, 117th Annual
Exhibition of Richmond and Area Artists, Richmond Art Museum, Richmond, IN
2015 “Girl at Castillo San Felipe del Morro” Photography, Juried Show: John Canaday Whitewater Valley Art Competition,
IU East, Richmond, IN
2015 Volunteer, Fiber Art Projects for Girls 11-13 years old, Girls, INC, Richmond, IN
2014 “Ere Ibeji” Mixed Media – Illustrated Poem - Top Ten Award, Juried Show: David Klamen Whitewater Valley Art
Competition, IU East, Richmond, IN
2014 Ford/Knight Photography and Fiber Exhibit, Leeds Gallery, Richmond, IN
2014 “My Father: 1969”. Indiana Surface Design Exhibition, Creative Arts Center, Greenfield, IN
2014 The Selfie Project, Artist-in-Residence, Girls, INC., Richmond, IN
2013 The Colors of Earlham: Natural Dyes from Wild Grown Plants of East Central Indiana, Earlham College, Richmond, IN
Publications
2020 Emerging Artist. Ceramics Monthly. May 2020: 54. https://ceramicartsnetwork.org/ceramics-monthly/ceramic-art-and-artists/ceramic-artists/ceramics-monthly-emerging-artists-2020/
2020 The Burdens of History. 2020 NCECA Annual Exhibit Catalogue. https://nceca.net/2020-nceca-annual/
2014 Joann Quiñones. "Poem for M.”; “The Language of Leaving." Aaduna. Winter/Spring 2014. <http://aaduna.org/winterspring2014/poetry/joann-quinones/>
2013 Joann Quiñones . “Ere Ibeji”; “Cancer Poem #2”. Acentos Review. November 2013.
<http://www.acentosreview.com/november2013/joann-quinones.html>
2013 Joann Quiñones. "A Bronx New Year’s Eve." Callaloo 36.2 (2013): 250-251.
Project MUSE. Web. 22 Aug. 2014. <http://muse.jhu.edu/>.
2001 “Death Mask”. What We Hold in Common: An Introduction to Working Class Studies. Ed. Janet Zandy. 24. Feminist Press: New York 2001.
1995 “Death Mask”. Women’s Studies Quarterly. (Spring/Summer 95)
1990 “The Bodega”. The Village Voice. June 5, 1990. 35-37.