Constance Pierce

Retired from full-time University teaching in fine arts, however, still creating ~ exhibiting my art and also conducting hands-on seminars in "Image Journaling: Creative Renewal and the Inward Journey." (Also, doing some writing for publication.)

My Artwork and Sketchbooks are in these collections:
The National Museum of Women in the Arts (DC)
The Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution (DC)
Yale Center for British Art (CT)
Henry Luce III Center for the Arts and Religion (DC)
Georgetown University Special Collections (DC)
The National Gallery of Art Rare Book Collection (DC)
The National Institutes of Health Art Collection (DC)

(Constance Laundon Pierce or Constance Pierce
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Places I have lived are connected to art positions throughout the years:

MFA Fine Arts, Maryland Institute of Art, Baltimore, MD
Instructor of Art: Bowling Green University, OH
Assistant Professor of Art: Lafayette College, PA
Co-Director: EKKLESIA Gallery, Murray Hill, Cleveland,OH
Taught Summer Courses: Cleveland Institute of Art, OH
Taught Summer Courses: Penland School, Penland, NC
Taught Courses: Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
Artist-in-Residence: Henry Luce Center for the Arts, Washington, DC
Artist-in-Residence: Millsaps College, Jackson, MS
Research Fellow: Divinity School, Yale University, New Haven, CT
Associate Professor of Art: St.Bonaventure University, NY
Taught Summer Course: Ursuline College (art therapy) Cleveland, OH
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Addendum:
Reviews/articles/photographs of my art:
Who's Who in American Art
The Washington Post
Sunday New York Times
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Yale Bulletin
Chicago's New Art Examiner
Museum and Arts Washington
Journal of the Print World
IMAGE: Journal of Art - faith - Mystery
WETA-TV: PBS Washington DC "Around Town"

Playing Helen Keller in a production of the "Miracle Worker"
directed by fellow student Fran Charnas (now a professor at the Boston Conservatory) who also played Annie. Our production was presented locally in Cleveland Heights for the benefit of the Cleveland Sight Center.

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