Carol Elkovich  

curriculum vitae

 

Education

Master of Arts in Design, terminal degree, Visual Studies, University of California at Berkeley, College of Environmental Design 1998

Bachelors of Fine Art with Distinction, Sculpture, California College of the Arts (formerly CCAC) 1991

(Alum) Cranbrook Educational Community. Cranbrook-Kingswood High School. Bloomfield Hills MI 1987


Gallery Affiliations

 

Elins Eagle-Smith Gallery. 49 Geary San Francisco, CA  2018 – 2003  

Erickson Fine Art, 324 Healdsburg Ave. Healdsburg, CA 2002-1997     

Erickson and Elins Gallery. 345 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 1998-95         

Virginia Brier Gallery. 3091 Sacramento, San Francisco, CA 1996-94         

Works Gallery, Sonoma, CA 1994-1992


Selected Exhibitions

La Porte Peinte Centre Pour Les Artes, Vertige, two person show. Noyers, France. 2023

Siena Art Institute, Fatherland, solo. Siena Italy. 2023

Gearbox Gallery, Inner Room Award. Solo. Elegy . Oakland, CA. 2023

Sebastopol Center for the Arts, CA, Abstract, 2022.

Borderline Art Collective, COVID19, What are you currently making? juried online exhibition. March 2020.

The Racket, Quarantine Journal #3, featured work. April 2020.

La Porte Peinte Centre Pour Les Artes, Noyers-sur-Serein, France, 2019

Greywood Arts, Killeagh, Ireland, 2018

La Porte Peinte Centre Pour les Artes, Noyers-sur-Serein, France 2018

CICA Museum, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, Contemporary Landscape, 2017

Dab Art, HUD Gallery, Ventura CA. "To Some Degree". 2016

Sanchez Art Center,   juror, Cathy Kimball, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition. Pacifica CA 2015

Brooklyn NY Waterfront Artist Association. curator: Lauren Hinkson, associate curator Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Color. Brookyln, NY (Redhook) 2014

I-Park Foundation,  Artist in Resident Open Studios. East Haddam, CT 2014

Oliver Art Center, invitational. Working Title. curator: Mara Skov Holt. Oakland, CA 2013

Concourse Exhibition Center, Art MKT [art fair, Elins Eagle-Smith Gallery]San Francisco CA 2012

Elins Eagle-Smith Gallery. City and Country. 49 Geary. San Francisco, CA 2011

San Francisco International Airport Terminal, Commission. San Francisco. CA  2011

Oliver Art Center. Faculty Show. Oakland CA 2010

Elins Eagle-Smith Gallery. Summer Mix 49 Geary. San Francisco CA 2009

Triton Museum of Art. New Bay Area Abstraction Santa Clara. CA 2006

Oliver Art Center. On Making. Oakland. CA 2006

UC Extension Gallery. Solo. 1 Embarcadero. San Francisco, CA 2006

Erickson Fine Art.  Solo. Healdsburg CA 2005

Oliver Art Center. CCA Faculty Show, Oakland, CA 2005

Elins Eagle-Smith. Solo. San Francisco, CA 2004

Bolinas Museum. California Abstraction: The Poetic Visual Image . Bolinas, CA 2004

Los Angeles Contemporary Art Fair. [rep: Elins Eagle-Smith] Santa Monica, CA 2004

Oliver Art Center. Faculty Show. CCA Oakland, CA 2004

Erickson Fine Art. Winter Show, Healdsburg, CA 2003

Michael Martin Gallery. For Example. San Francisco, CA 2003

Oliver Art Center. Add/Drop. CCA Oakland, CA 2003

Erickson Fine Art. Small Works. Healdsburg, CA 2002

Oliver Art Center Add/Drop. CCA Oakland, CA 2001

Erickson Fine Art. Gallery Artists. Healdsburg, CA 2000

Erickson and Elins Gallery. Gallery Artists .     Sutter St. San Francisco CA 1999

Artisans.  Six Directions (invitational) curator: Ted Cohen. Mill Valley, CA 1998

Erickson and Elins Gallery. Introductions (solo)  Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 1998

Gallery 106. UC Berkeley. Solo. Berkeley, CA 1998

V. Breier Gallery. Narratives in Wood (solo) San Francisco, CA 1997

ProArts Gallery. Featured Open Studios. Oakland. CA 1996

New Visions Gallery. Culture and Agriculture (juried, catalog) Marshfield, WI 1995

ProArts GalleryNatural Inclinations (solo, invitational) Oakland, CA 1994

Works Gallery. Solo. Sonoma, CA 1994

Morphos. Collaborative Box Project. San Francisco, CA 1994

Berkeley Store Gallery.  Season Show. Berkeley, CA 1994

Pop-Up Store Front Gallery. Sustain, Survive, Restore, Berkeley CA 1994

Los Angeles Convention Center. 8th International Art Fair (Catherine Clark rep.) Santa Monica, CA 1993

 ProArts Gallery. Featured Open Studio. Oakland, CA 1993

Gallery 2. Cranbrook Educational Community. Two Alumni (invitational) Bloomfield Hills, MI 1993

 

 


Academic Experience

California College of the Arts. San Francisco, CA.

RNT Associate Professor

First Year Program Associate Chair


Academic Administration

California College of the Arts 

Associate Chair, First Year Program Core Studio   2022-2019

First Year Program Core Coordinator 2D           2014 -2016

First Year Program Interim Chair                         2011-2012 

First Year Program Coordinator, Drawing           2010- 2014

First Year Program Interim Co-Chair                   2004-2005

First Year Program Coordinator                          2000-2005  

Academic Advisor, FY                            2012-2016  |  2008-2010


Professional Certificates and Training 

TEFL Certificate. Robertson Center for Intercultural Leadership at International House, UC Berkeley, 

120 hour training, Teaching English as a Foreign Language / ESL teaching. 2019 

Culturally Responsive Teaching Certificate. TeachAway, Inc. 2019

Leaders of Learning. HarvardX course on theories of learning and leadership 2019 

DiversityEdu: Personal Skills for a Diverse Campus. CCA Diversity Task Force training 2019

Title IX for Higher Education Training 2019 

Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response for Employees in California Training 2019 


Academic Instruction

California College of the Arts, 1999-present Associate Professor RNT 

CCA First Year Program (1999- present) 

2D Studio

Drawing Studio

Drawing Studio for Multilingual Learners

2D Color Translations , 2D Visual Dynamics 

Drawing 1, Measured Drawing ; Drawing 1, Real to Imagined ; Drawing 1   

3D  Visual Dynamics 

2D+3D Visual Dynamics, 6 units


CCA Graduate Fine Arts

Teaching Practicum for MFA students 2004-2009 

Graduate Studio Practice Units- MFA mentoring 

2018, 2017

CCA Interdisciplinary Studio (UDIS) 

Adaptation. Upper Division, interdisciplinary concept studio course, 2010 

visual work developed from narrative sources in literature

CCA Extension

Mixed Media Drawing

Drawing in the Digital Realm (digital media drawing) 

University of California at Berkeley, College of Environmental Design 

The Physical and The Virtual : Visual Studies 

Upper division undergraduate and graduate studio. 

painting, drawing, photography + incorporating digital tools/technology.  Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML coding, Dreamweaver 

Spring 2000 | Spring and Summer 1999 

Introduction to Environmental Design 11-A  

Rigorous drawing skills, two dimensional design skills, and introductory three dimensional design skills. This course averages 80 students and instructor is responsible hiring, training and daily oversight of six graduate student instructors as well as slide lectures, critiques and demonstrations.  Summer 2000 |  Spring 1999

Word and Image, VS180: Visual Studies

Studio Course with interdisciplinary focus organized through visual work responding to poetry and prose. 

 Upper Level. Spring 1999  



Academic Conferences & Curricular Consulting 

Panel Chair. Playful Pedagogies, Foundations in Art Theory and Education, Serious Play Conference. Denver, CO. 2023.

Panelist. Playing the Critique: Probability, Chance, Risk, and Motivation in the Gamification of Peer-Reviews. Foundations in Art Theory and Education, Serious Play Conference. Denver, CO. 2023
Panelist. College Art Association Conference. Art Studio Life Hack:

Rethinking Foundation Studies Curriculum, New York, 2017  


Curricular Consulting. Otis College of Art and Design, Curricular External Review for Foundation Program, Los Angeles, 2016


Panel Chair, Foundations in Art Theory and Education (FATE) Bay Area Regional Coordinator. 2008-2013. Organized local inter-collegial workshops: Oakland

Bauhaus with the Bath Water 2012. CCA and visiting faculty from New Mexico,San Diego, Los Angeles, and Pittsburg CA.      

Critique Technique 2008. Local Intercollegial workshop 

Curricular Consultant. Oregon College of Art and Craft. Portland, OR, 2013 

Reviewed OCAC first-year curricular materials and goals, then facilitated a seven-hour workshop with faculty members and Dean to update learning outcomes and program goals for accreditation review and to develop strategies for implementation. 

Panel Chair. FATE conference. Bauhaus with the Bath Water. Savannah, GA, 2013

Panelist. FATE conference. Portland, OR. 2009 Panels:  The MFA Transition Panel: presentation, The Alchemy of Experience  + Accreditation Panel: presentation, Accreditation and Articulation.   

Panelist. College Art Association published abstract and panelist. Boston, MA, 2006. Issues in New Media Art and Design Panel: presentation, In the Moment: time-based practices and integration of digital methodologies in foundation studios



CCA Committees and Service 

           

First-Year Faculty Hive Project

English Learner Task Force. CCA. Present 

Creative Process and FY students, an annual workshop for CCA counseling staff. present-2012

Search Committee TESOL/ELL Tenure Track Professor H&S, Chair: Aimee Phan, 2016 

CCA Teaching Assistant Task Force 2015-2016 

Google Classroom Learning Management System pilot, Chair: Bobby White. present - 2015

First-Year Experience Steering Group. Chair: KC Rosenberg. 2014-present 

Engaging International Students: Pedagogy. faculty team performed R & D plus facilitation of all-college workshops at CCA. Committee chair: Melanie Corn. 2011

i-Pad Initiative Committee. Research and development of curricular and instructional applications of iPads at CCA. Chairs: Bobby White, Hillary Wiedemann. 2012-2014

Participation in Junior Fine Arts Review Panels 

Annual participation in First Year Review Panels 

Academic Planning Committee: Academic Cabinet 2011-2012

Curriculum Committee. 2012-2009  

New Faculty Orientation Presentation, Critique Technique  2011|2012

Curricular Development Task Force 2010 Developed current FYP options curriculum and FYP learning outcomes goals and strategies, with an inter-divisional committee.  

Curriculum Committee. 2000-2003 

Portfolio Days: travel, advising, and portfolio reviews for admissions. 2000-02

CCA Open House Programming and Coordinator Student Work Exhibitions. 2000-2006, 2013-2009

Academic Advisor. First-Year Student Advisor. 2006-2009 | 2013-2014

Community Service

I-Park, Inc. Artist Residency, Interdisciplinary Curatorial Panel, 2020.

La Porte Peinte Fellows. Organized and hosted fundraising and networking events for Bay Area fellows of La Porte Peinte Artist Residency. 

I-Park Residency Fellows West. Organized and hosted events for Bay Area I-Park fellows to build community among fellows, including an informational session with I-Park founder + fundraising efforts for expansion projects at the residency.Ongoing project. 2015. 



Corporate Collections

San Francisco International Airport 

Nokia

Kaiser Permanente

U.S. Trust

Adobe Systems, Inc.

Jones Day

Private collections throughout the U.S.  


Awards and Honors

Fulbright Distinguished Scholar Award, 2024.

Studio La Casa Residency Award. Siena Art Institute. Siena Italy, 2023

Artist in Residence Award La Porte Peinte Centre pour les Artes, 2023

Residency Grant, La Porte Peinte Centre Pour Les Artes , Noyers, France 2019

Residency, Greywood Arts, Killeagh, Ireland 2018

Residency, La Porte Peinte Centre pour les Artes 2018

CCA Faculty Travel Grant, 2017 

Sustainable Arts Fellowship and Residency, Kala Art Institute, 2014 / 2015

I-Park Invitational Residency Award 2014 

Faculty Travel Grant, CCA 2014

Faculty Development Grant, CCA, 2006

Nathan Oliveira Faculty Fellowship Award. 2001

Residency Fellowship at the Vermont Studio Center, 2002.

Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor . UC Berkeley . 1998.

University Block Grant. Fellowship Awards. 1997, 1996.

Honoraria. New Visions Gallery. 1995

Honoraria. ProArts Gallery. 1995.

Matching Funds Travel Grant. Cranbrook School and CCAC. 1991.

Achievement Award for GPA Distinction, CCAC. 1991.

Honorable Mention Exhibition Award, All College Honors. CCAC. 1990.


Publications

Essays and Interviews



2021 Do We Have to Call it Critique. eds. Mariah Doren, Elissa Armstrong. Slated for publication 2023 Intellect Books pub., contributing    

 author.  Arts pedagogy / chapter author.


2020 The Racket, Quarantine Journal #3, featured visual work published in literary arts magazine. April 2020.


2018  Crossing the Dissour, published interview and visual work in arts magazine, Greywood Arts Creative Residency Journal.


2017 LandEscape Art Review, 8th Special Edition, featured visual work and published interview in arts magazine. 

  

Published Fiction. 

Writing as C.M. West 

http://partnersincrimefiction.com

2021. Sisters in Crime, Guppies Chapter Annual Anthology competition, The Fish That Got Away, Wildside Press, June 2021 (ed. Linda Rodriguez), True Colors 

2019. Sisters in Crime Nor-Cal, juried, Fault Lines Stories by Northern California Crime Writers (ed. Margaret Lucke), True Culprit. 

2017. Mystery Weekly Magazine, June 2017, Cover feature, Too Good to be True. 


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email: celkovich@cca.edu