Kim David Webb

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Ann Arbor, MI 48105

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MTTC TEST SCORES/ Art Education 270 2004

CERTIFICATION: Elementary Education 261 2005

Basic Skills Reading 260 2004

Basic Skills Writing 260 2004

Basic Skills Math 235 2004

New Mexico Teacher Licensure Number: 323729

Level One Provisional K-8 Elementary License

K-12 Visual Arts Endorsement. 2007- 2012

North Carolina Teacher License 7/01/2007 to 6/10/2010

Elementary Education (K-6) Art (K-12)

Michigan State Teacher Certification 1/30/2006 to 6/30/2011.

Art Ed (LX) K-12, K-8 Self CC, K-5 All Subjects.

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EDUCATION

MEd, Marygrove College

MFA, The University of Tennessee

BFA, Arkansas State University

EMPLOYMENT

2012-Present Teacher, Santa Fe Community College (Kid’s Campus)

2009-2012 Teacher/Asst. Director, Playschool of the Arts

Developed pre-reading, garden/cooking, and summer extension program for

graduates.

2008-2010 Sales/Bookkeeper, Nedra Matteucci Fine Art

Art sales in upscale Santa Fe gallery. Handle daily deposits, pay bills, write

commission checks. Responsible for maintaining artist bios and writing copy for

newsletters.

2007-2008 Art Instructor, Tara School

Art Teacher and Interim Director of Extension Program for New

Mexico Private School (K-6).

2003-2007 Shared-Time Art Instructor, Michigan Technical Academy

Taught 27-32 classes per week. MTA is a Public Charter School that

shared my services with five Detroit area Private schools (Kindergarten

through 8th Grade) per year. Responsible for writing the 4th-8th grade

art curriculums. Served as curator 2004 Elementary Art Show and an

exhibition of student work at the Masonic Temple for a professional

run of The Lion King. Served on the schools publicity committee.

Schools Served:

2006-2007: Benjamin E. Mays Male Academy, Holy Redeemer, St.

Bartholomew, St. Cecilia, and St. Scholastica.

2005-2006: Benjamin E. Mays Male Academy,, Holy Redeemer

St. Bartholomew, St. Cecilia.

2004-2005: Holy Redeemer, Our Lady Queen of Angles, St.

Bartholomew, St. Cecilia, and Transfiguration Academy.

2003-2004:, Gesu, St. Cecilia,, St. Christopher, St. Gerard,

and St. Mary’s of Redford. .

2002-2003 Art/ Reading Instructor, Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences

Served as full-time art and reading instructor for Kindergarten through

5th Grade Charter School. Founded the annual Elementary Art Show

and developed a visiting art program. Served as the schools

photographer and attended a seminar with specialized instruction on the

reading program in Dallas.

1998-2002 Manager, Utrecht Art Supply Company

Responsible for scheduling and supervision of 10 employees, orders,

inventory, outside sales and promotions of the Detroit Woodward

Avenue location. Traveled on the set-up team to support the installation

and store openings of outlets in Pittsburg, Cleveland, and Minneapolis.

Utrecht manufactures and sells professional quality art supplies.

1998-2000 Instructor, Wayne State University’s College of Urban, Labor, & Metropolitan Affairs:

Class: Writing For Impact.

1986-1987 Director, Lackland Arts and Crafts Center

Supervised 23 employees as Branch Manager for Morale Welfare &

Recreation, DOD. Responsibilities as a GS-9 included: annual budget

of 250,000, writing employee training standards and position

descriptions, operations of 3 facilities, programming, inventory,

scheduling, and equipment procurement. Received an overall excellent

rating in management effectiveness inspection.

1985-1986 Artist-In-Residence, Arkansas River Valley Art Center

Scheduled visiting artists, assisted Director with programming.

Established docent training, latch-key, and 4 other programs targeting

elderly and mentally or physically challenged people in the community.

1984-1985 Adjunct Instructor of Art, Garland County Community College

Classes included: Painting 1, Painting 2, and Public School Art.

1983-1985 Adjunct Instructor of Art, Rich Mountain Community College

Classes included: Survey Art History, Drawing 1 & 2, Painting.

Created the slide library and designed the art studio built in 1987.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

One Person:

Hamtramck City Hall, Authenticity and Innovation, Hamtramck, MI, April 17 - May 25, 2006.

Urban Break, Recent Watercolors, Hamtramck, MI, June 15 - July 30, 2001.

Buckham Fine Arts Project, Left Hand Installation, February 8 - March 20, 1991.

El Barrio Gallery, Vis-A-Vis, San Antonio, TX, April 1 - May 15, 1987.

Arkansas River Valley Arts Center, The Community Tank Series, Russelleville, AR, October 15 -

November 5, 1985.

Rich Mountain Community College, Twin Signs & Empty Centers, 24 January - February 15, 1984.

Art & Architecture Gallery, The Logos Installation, Knoxville, TN, May 9 - 14, 1983.

The Forum, Kim Webb: Recent Drawings, Jonesboro, AR, April 15 - May 15, 1980.

Competitions:

Hot Springs Art Center, 10th Annual Competitive Exhibition, Hot Springs, AR, June 14 - July 2, 1986.

Juror: Terrance Corbin

Cash Award.

Arkansas Art Center, 27th Annual Delta Exhibition, Little Rock, AR, October 12 - November 18, 1984.

Juror: Richard Koshalek

(Catalogue)

Arkansas Art Center, 26th Annual Delta Exhibition, Little Rock, AR, October 10 - November 20, 1983.

Juror: Henry T. Hopkins

(Catalogue)

Art & Architecture Gallery, 35th Annual Competition, Knoxville, TN, May 18 - 29, 1983.

Juror: Laura Libermann

Cash Award

Arkansas Arts Center, 25th Annual Delta Exhibition, Little Rock, AR, December2 - January 10, 1982.

Juror: Hilton Kramer

Best of Show Purchase Award

(Catalogue)

Group Shows:

Albion College (Curator), Love / Compassion Buddhist Images Albion, MI, 23 June - 2 July,2006.

Albion College (Curator), Summer Retreat:Buddhist Images Albion, MI, June - 20 - 27,2005.

The Scarab Club, Christian & Buddist Imagery, Detroit, MI, May 15 - June 30, 2004.

Maniscalco Gallery, The Scarab Club, National Conference Artist Gallery, Madonna University, Artists Poets

Among Us, Detroit, MI, September 8 - November 17, 2001. (Traveling)

2739 Edwin, Generators and Transmissions, Hamtramck, MI, September 26 - October 18, 1992.

The Willis Gallery, Diana Bonner, John Shannon, & Kim Webb, Detroit, MI, October 16 - November

3, 1990.

A.K.A.S., Figurative Works, Hot Springs AR, August 15 - October 5, 1985.

A.K.A.S., Why Talk When You Can Paint, Hot Springs, AR, June 13 - July 28, 1985.

A.K.A.S., The Color Field, Hot Springs, AR, February 14 - April 28, 1985.

A.K.A.S., Currents ‘84, Hot Springs, AR, November 11 - December 21, 1984.

Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, UT Faculty Exhibition, Gatlinberg, TN, February 25 - April 2, 1883.

200 East Jackson Gallery, R.S.V.P., Knoxville, TN, January 15 -31, 1983.

Art Gallery, Alumni Exhibition, Arkansas State University, AR, January 10 - 25, 1983.

Arts Lab, New Knox, Knoxville, TN, January 15 - 31, 1983.

Lawson-McHee Library, New Image: 10 Artists, Knoxville, TN, April 16 - May 7, 1981.

Fairbanks Art Gallery, Exchange Drawing Show, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, February 14 - 28, 1981.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

POSTHUMOUS, The Poetry Band SPOKE (2LOFT.com, 2005)

Compact disc or downloadable files of 7 recordings made in 2003.

ABANDON AUTOMOBILE: Detroit City Poetry 2001 (Wayne State University

Press, 2001), ISBN 0-8143-2810-5 1.Poetry. Included in an anthology

nominated for an American Book Award.

SW’ELEGANT, (Ridgeway Press, 2001), ISBN 1-56439-113-2

Compilation book and CD with introduction by music critic Thom Jurek.

1. Poetry. 2. Music and Poetry. 3. Writing and the Arts.

Funding: City of Detroit Cultural Affairs Department and Michigan Council

for the Arts and Cultural Affairs.

ABSTRACT CORES, (Ridgeway Press, 1996), ISBN 1-56439-061-6

1. Poetry. Paperback, 60 pages. Interviews in S.E. Michigan: WDET, WXYT,

WCBN, WDTR.

ARKANSAS ARTISTS VOLUME 1, 1/2 inch video production.

Artists include: Greely Myatt, Bill Rowe, and Roger Carlisle.

Funding: Arkansas River Valley Art Center, Arkansas Arts Council,

The National Endowment for the Arts.

Poetry has appeared in numerous regional journals including: The Bonfire

Review, Woodward Magazine, The Wayne Literary Review, The Word Enamel,

Cupid and The Detroit MetroTimes.

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Dave Marks, “Spoke, Sw’elegant,” Jam Rag, May, 2002.

Michael Salinger, “Spoke at Beachland Ballroom,” Cleveland Scene, January 17, 2002.

K. Michelle Moran, “Now Hear This: Poetry band Spoke provides introduction

to form,” C &G News, MI, January 24, 2001.

Walter Wasacz, “Poetry Scene Gets Vocal,” The Citizen, Hamtramck, MI, May 18, 1995.

Charles Kaufman, “Tennessee Painter Wins Delta Award,” The Arkansas Gazette

Little Rock, AR, December 3, 1982.

Kathie Peters, “It Pays To Make Flat Black Lies,” The Daily Beacon, Knoxville, TN,

November 22, 1982.

Larry Ault, “Arkansas Film-Making Is Taking Root,” The Arkansas Democrat,

Little Rock, AR, May 20, 1979.

HONORS

Nominated and elected to 3 year term of Hamtramck Parks Advisory Commission

2004 - 2007.

Twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize in Poetry, 1996 & 2003.

2002 Detroit MetroTimes Literary Award Winner.

Best of Show Purchase Award from the Delta Exhibition by Hilton Kramer (Chief Art Critic, New York

Times) of a painting into the Arkansas Art Center permanent collection, 1982.

References

M.L. Liebler

Professor / Wayne State University

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Kathy Laritz

Director of Programming / Jewel Heart

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Darlisa Hogan

Principal/St. Cecelia Elementary School

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