Vital Signs
Gallery at Tempe Center for the ArtsOpening Reception: May 14, 6-9
Please join me for the opening of Vital Signs!"Vital Signs is a juried exhibition that focuses on the connection between people and the environment. The theme covers a variety of global topics including climate change, health and wellness, natural resources, wildlife conservation and more."
May 14-Sep. 10, 2022
The Gallery at TCA is OPEN - Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pmMore info: https://www.tempecenterforthearts.com/gallery/gallery-at-tca
CICA ART NOW 2021
New Release"CICA Press, an online and print media issued by CICA Museum, is media for art and culture from the perspective of young culture makers in spirit. CICA Press supports “young” culture makers, who have passion, critical thought, and desire for creative and experimental expression, regardless of their age and background. We have believed that our inexhaustible passion for art and expression and a reckless rebelliousness can change the world.
CICA Art Now 2021 features 33 selective artists/Artist teams from the CICA Contemporary Art Solo Show Series and CICA Young Korean Artists. Featured artists include AU Ho Lam Suzanne, BiHop, Kelly Boehmer, Natasha von Braun, Uisuk Byeon, Tyler Calkin, Eunice Choi, Jina Choung, Hyunhee Doh, Scott Groeniger, Han Jung Sun, Heidi Hogden, SUH HUI, Lily Hyon, IVAAIU City, Hunyoung Jang, Seoyoung Je, Gain Kim, MinJi Kim, Myeongsil Kim, Young Kim, Younghee Kim, Hyojin Kwon and Adam Sherman, Chae Lee, Jinyoung Lee, Alejandro Loureiro Lorenzo, Serafina Min Sungwon, mySERENA, Benjamin Nordsmark, Chad Serhal, Coco Vewenda, Anne Wölk, and Yoo Younbin."
Produced by CICA Press, Gimpo, Korea
Release Date: November 10, 2021
ISSN 2672-0345 15
E-Book
140 Pages
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF / ART DIRECTOR: Leejin Kim
EDITOR / DESIGNER: Maria Gorbuleva
EDITOR: Young Im Chae, Gain HanMore info: http://www.cicamuseum.com/cicapress/cica-art-now-2021
INDA 14
Manifest International Drawing AnnualCheck out the recently published INDA 14, I have a drawing included!
Still Life
Russell Fine Arts Gallery, Henderson State UniversityOctober 5 - 28, 2021
Excited for my solo exhibition at Russell Fine Arts Gallery!
604 N. 12th Street
Arkadelphia, ARThe Fall of Civilization
Louise Hopkins Center for the ArtsAugust 6 - September 25, 2021
Happy to announce I won second place in the Fall of Civilization exhibit at the Louise Hopkins Center for the Arts, juried by Alicia Eggert, internationally known, Texas-based artist.
511 Avenue K
Lubbock, TX 79401Visualizing The Past
Mills Pond GalleryAugust 7 - September 5, 2021
Excited to have a little painting in response to COVID in a show at Mills Pond!
1432, 660 NY-25A
St James, NY 11780Out of Place
M Gallery, Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA) MuseumJuly 21 - 25, 2021
So very excited to announce my solo exhibition at CICA Museum in Seoul, Korea this summer!
"In her solo exhibit “Out of Place,” Heidi Hogden looks towards the natural world to examine specific places of habitation through drawing and painting. Hogden’s depictions examine how the landscape has been altered through human-induced environmental changes and hunting practices as they relate to location. While some of the images picture the journey of the artist in different and rather challenging terrains, others look at how animals are extracted from their natural environments and stilled in taxidermy. The images are as physically palpable as they are psychologically charged, taking both from her personal experience with the land as well as sampling historical artworks, techniques, and subjects through a contemporary lens. They are a new kind of realism that look not just at how we encounter the world around us, but which depict the struggles that circumscribe the idea of habitation for this generation as well as our future."
196-30 Samdo-ro, Yangchon-eup, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Very excited to be working on new paintings at GSS! Supplementing my transportation costs to my solo show at Henderson State University with a grant from the Herberger Institute Research Building Investment.
Landscape: Exploring The Built And Grown
Site: Brooklyn GalleryOpening Online June 17, 2021
Looking forward to being a part of this exhibit juried by Jennifer McGregor.
"The confluence of built and grown landscape is represented in this exhibition through fragmentary approaches and processes that reveal the human presence in nature. The works were created over the past two years and convey a sense of urgency or dislocation. The artists’ relationships to nature and their curiosity and willingness to experiment comes through in these paintings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media artworks. The fractured points of view expressed are in keeping with the ruptures caused by the pandemic and a sense of increased environmental urgency."
Nature
The In Art GalleryOpening Online May 5, 2021
Looking forward to seeing this exhibit online!
Meet Heidi Hogden | Artist
Shoutout ArizonaJanuary 11, 2021
We had the good fortune of connecting with Heidi Hogden and we’ve shared our conversation below.
Hi Heidi, can you share a quote or affirmation with us?
“All good things are wild and free,” by Henry David Thoreau. I love this quote because it is grounded in an understanding of nature and a desire to figure out one’s place within it. It also reminds me to be wild and free in the truest sense: entirely who I am at my deepest, most authentic core.
How did you get to where you are today professionally. Was it easy? If not, how did you overcome the challenges? What are the lessons you’ve learned along the way.
It took me a long time to find my creative voice. I had to overcome rejection and a serious lack of self-confidence. I spent many years in school honing my skills, but it really wasn’t until recently that I became more confident in my work and ideas. By being persistent, devoting myself to my creative practice, and finding an immense strength in my character, I was able to overcome these challenges. I now find success in my creative practice, and feel confident enough to validate the work through my own eyes.
*What do you want the world to know about you or your brand and story? *
As a visual artist, my work looks to the natural world to understand the relationship between place and identity through drawing and painting. I use self-portraiture to look at how we encounter the world around us, and depict the struggles that circumscribe the idea of habitation. I am currently developing several paintings and am excited about their future. I am looking forward to a solo exhibition of my work at the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA) Museum in Gimpo, South Korea next summer.
Please tell us more about your art. We’d love to hear what sets you apart from others.
My recent body of work, (Un)natural depicts my personal encounters with extreme winter conditions in the Midwest through drawing. In 2019, I experienced an arctic blast from the polar vortex spreading a chill reaching -30° Fahrenheit throughout Wisconsin. By depicting the effects of survival in extreme arctic weather conditions—finding one’s own food, coveting warmth to avoid frostbite, and the inability to mobilize due to high snow levels—I show the viewer that climate change is creating havoc with people’s lives worldwide, and recent weather events are a prelude of what is to come.
The Shoutout series is all about recognizing that our success and where we are in life is at least somewhat thanks to the efforts, support, mentorship, love and encouragement of others. So is there someone that you want to dedicate your shoutout to?
I would like to thank all of the amazing mentors that I have had over the years, including Kristen Lowe, Ethan Murrow, Gerry Bergstein, Erika Daborn, Cory Knedler, and Eric Mantle. There are also so many other people that have supported me in my creative endeavors: from my family and friends to those who included me in shows and collaborative projects. Thank you!
Drawing Discourse: 12th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Drawing
University of North Carolina, AshevilleOpening Online January 22, 2021
Happy to have my work be a part of this highly competitive show and catalog!
Now in its 12th year and having grown dramatically in size and importance, UNC Asheville’s Drawing Discourse juried international exhibition of contemporary drawing will move online this year, opening on Jan. 22 with a lecture by the juror. The viewing link and list of artists will be posted at the University’s Department of Art and Art History website at https://aah.unca.edu/exhibitions/drawing-discourse.
Juror Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, known for her installations, animation and performances as well as her drawing, is selecting from among 1,931 works submitted by 566 artists in 11 nations. Sunstrum will deliver a webinar lecture about her creative research at 6 p.m. on Jan. 22. Preregistration is required, with the link posted at unca.edu/events.
1 University Heights
Asheville, NC 28804FATE 2021 Virtual Exhibition
University of North Carolina, AshevilleOpening Online April 15, 2021
Check out my work at the upcoming FATE conference!
RESPIRATION(S) NOW!
ARC GalleryOpening Online August 28, 2020
Excited to be a part of the Respiration(s) Now! juried by Angela Davis Fegan, nationally known, Chicago-based artist.
1463 West Chicago Avenue
Chicago, ILGlobal Meltdown
Limner GalleryOctober 1 - 31, 2020
Excited to be a part of the Global Meltdown!
LIMNER GALLERY
123 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534Southern Humanities Review: Volume 53, Number 4
Auburn UniversityExcited to have my painting Watching/Waiting be on the Cover of Southern Humanities Review!
Please Do Not Touch: Art From the Pandemic
Biggin Gallery, Auburn UniversityAugust 31 - October 2, 2020
Excited to be a part of the Please Do Not Touch show curated by Sarah Odens, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Exhibitions and Lectures at Auburn University.
Department of Art & Art History
108 Biggin Hall
Auburn University, AL 36849-9027Watch my recorded artist talk:
fb.watch/v/2KbTlJNqS/The Space Between: Questions Of Place In Times of Uncertainty
The Alpha GalleryAugust 11 - September 5, 2020
Excited to be a part of the The Space Between: Questions Of Place In Times of Uncertainty show juried by Jeanne Brasile and organized by the Women's Caucus for Art (WCA).
108 Church Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901Brand 48: Works on Paper
Brand Library and Art CenterSeptember 12 - October 30, 2020
Looking forward to being a part of the Brand Annual National Juried Exhibition of Works on Paper show juried by Dan McCleary, artist and founder of Art Division. This work will also be in print in the Brand 48 catalog.
1601 W Mountain St,
Glendale, CA 91201Works on Paper
Long Island Foundation of Arts and SciencesJune 26, 2020 - July 19, 2020
Reception and Awards: July 11, 2020, 5:00 - 7:00 PMExcited to win first place at the LIF Works on Paper show juried by Sarah Suzuki, Curator of Drawings and Prints at MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, NYC! This work will also be in print in the LIF exhibition catalog.
2727 Woodburn Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45206Works on Paper
Long Island Foundation of Arts and SciencesJune 26, 2020 - July 19, 2020
Reception and Awards: July 11, 2020, 5:00 - 7:00 PMExcited to win first place at the LIF Works on Paper show juried by Sarah Suzuki, Curator of Drawings and Prints at MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, NYC! This work will also be in print in the LIF exhibition catalog.
2727 Woodburn Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45206* Arts and Culture Coronavirus Relief Program Award*
Phoenix Office of Arts and CultureVery excited to receive a Coronavirus Relief Program Award to relieve some of the COVID-19-related hardship. A big thank you to the jurors and the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture.
DRAWN, 7th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Drawing
ManifestApril 17 - May 15, 2020
Manifest was founded in-part to stand for the importance of drawing as a process, skill, and discipline, and as a continuing viable product of the creative fine art and design fields. Since its inception our nonprofit organization has continued to incorporate drawing-based programming, including education (Drawing Center), publications (INDA), and gallery exhibits into the broader spectrum of its projects. The artists who formed Manifest in 2004 knew that despite their diverging career paths (architecture, art history, painting, industrial design, photography) they were brought together by their connection to drawing and their mutually intense but multi-faceted pursuit of this fundamental discipline.
Six years ago, in honor of the original spirit of the founding ideals of Manifest, the gallery launched DRAWN as an annual exhibition. DRAWN seeks to survey and present the broad scope of drawing being made today. This gallery exhibit is completely separate from but nevertheless complements, and sometimes shares work in common with, the now triennial INDA publication project.
DRAWN called for artists to submit works of drawing in any media relevant to the practice (including non-traditional approaches), any style, and any genre (fine art, illustration, design, conceptual, realism, etc.).
For this exhibit 151 artists from 35 states, Washington D.C., and 8 countries, including Australia, Canada, Colombia, England, Iran, Italy, Portugal, and the United States submitted 555 works for consideration. Twenty-two works by the following 18 artists from 13 states and the country of Italy were selected by a panel of volunteer jurors for presentation in the gallery and the Manifest Exhibition Annual publication.
2727 Woodburn Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45206Form Line Shape Space: A Juried National Drawing Exhibition
Todd Art Gallery, Middle Tennessee State UniversityMarch 17 - April 1, 2020
Reception: March 21, 2020, 2:00 - 4:00 PMI am happy to have a piece included in this exhibition at MTSU!
542 Old Main Cir.
Murfreesboro, TN 37132Anomaly
3QuartersDecember 12 - 14, 2020
Reception: December 12, 2020, 2:00 PMAs a visual artist, Heidi Hogden (USA) seeks to understand the relationship between place and identity through drawing. Her primary research interests include self-portraiture as it relates to location, the examination of place through the language of visual art, and the sampling from historical artworks, techniques, and subjects through a contemporary lens.
Hogden's solo exhibition „Anomaly“ pictures the journey of the artist in different and rather challenging terrains: the spaces depicted are as physically palpable as they are psychologically charged, reworking the motif of the artist as wanderer, adventurer and seeker placed at the very limits of what is endurable.
During her residency in Athens, Heidi Hogden will explore how the self may be placed - or mis-placed - and conceived against an environment loaded with history such as Athens. These works are a kind of new realism that looks not just as how we encounter the world around us, but which depict the struggles that circumscribe the idea of habitation for this contemporary generation. Her solo exhibition will be held at 3Quarters in Athens, Greece.
19, Ag. Dimtriou Str.,
10554 Athens10th Lessedra International Painting & Mixed Media Competition
Lessedra Gallery & Contemporary Art ProjectsDecember 11, 2019 - February 25, 2020
Reception: December 11 at 7:00 PMI am excited have a work in the Lessedra Gallery and printed catalog in Sofia, Bulgaria!
25, Milin Kamak Street
1164 Sofia, BulgariaWinter Solstice
Marin Museum of Contemporary ArtNovember 16 - December 22, 2019
Juror's talk: November 16, 4:30pm
Reception: November 16 from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pmHappy to share that my work won Second Place at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art in Novato, California!
500 Palm Drive,
Novato, California 94949In Trouble
Main Gallery, Fine Art Complex 1101November 23, 2019 - March 8, 2020
Reception: November 23, 5:00 PMI am excited to present a solo exhibition of my work at the Tempe Fine Art Complex 1101!
1101 West University Drive
Tempe, AZArtist Residency and Solo Exhibition
FaveLabI am looking forward to spending December, 2019 in Athens, Greece to have a residency and solo exhibition with FaveLab!
(Un)natural
Fine Arts Center Gallery, Arkansas State UniversitySeptember 15 - October 15, 2019
Reception and Artist Talk: October 14, 5:00 PMI am happy to present a solo exhibition of my work in Jonesboro, Arkansas! This exhibition is supported by a Herberger Research Investment and a Arizona Commission on the Arts Research and Development Grant.
2412 Quapaw way
Jonesboro, AR 72401Climate
(SCENE) MetrospaceJuly 12 - August 30, 2019
“What’s your story? It’s all in the telling. Stories are compasses and architecture; we navigate by them, we build our sanctuaries and our prisons out of them, and to be without a story is to be lost in the vastness of a world that spreads in all directions like arctic tundra or sea ice.”
– Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby
Climate explores artwork revealing stories of surroundings and the evolving circumstances of our geography. Human interactions with the environment can be subtle, significant, temporary, and lasting forming a paradox that can in some cases cannot be solved or erased. This exhibit will survey current creative engagement of spatial and temporal visual ideas by juxtaposing fragments of images, objects, ideas, and forms surrounding the larger theme of climate. Juried by Jacquelynn Sullivan, Director of Galleries, MSU Department of Art, Art History, and Design.
Kresge Art Center
Michigan State University
600 Auditorium Road
East Lansing, MI 4882437 Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition
Heuser Art Gallery, Bradley University GalleriesMarch 9th – April 12th, 2019
Juror Lecture: March 7th, 5pm – Horowitz Auditorium, Caterpillar Global Communications CenterThe Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition is the second-longest running juried print and drawing competition in the country. Every two years it features the best contemporary graphic artwork from around the globe. Traditional and non-traditional graphic media, including printmaking, drawing, book arts, and experimental techniques are represented in the show. This year’s BI features 134 works of art by 108 artists from across the globe and will be held at seven prominent Peoria Illinois Galleries, The Contemporary Art Center of Peoria, Prairie Center of the Arts, Studios on Sheridan, Illinois Central College, Peoria Art Guild, and on campus at Bradley University at Heuser Art Gallery and Hartmann Center Gallery. The 37th Bradley International was juried by Janet Ballweg.
1400 W Bradley Avenue
Peoria, IL 61625Americas 2019: Paperworks
Northwest Art Center, Minot State UniversityAugust 19 - October 5, 2019
Excited to share that I won the Merit Award in the Americas 2019: Paperworks exhibition, juried by Marco Hernandez, Professor, Wichita State University.
500 University Avenue West
Minot, ND 58707Research and Development Grant
Arizona Commission on the ArtsI am excited to share that I was one of 31 artists that was awarded a grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts!
Art & Life with Heidi Hogden
VoyagePhoenix; Thought-Provokers SeriesExcited to be interviewed by Robert Williamson in Voyage Phoenix!
voyagephoenix.com/interview/art-life-he…
Today we’d like to introduce you to Heidi Hogden.
Heidi, please kick things off for us by telling us about yourself and your journey so far.
As a bit of a background, I grew up on a farm in Wisconsin helping my father plant trees and raising animals. My passion for art came from my grandmother, a writer and my mother, a landscape painter. On a regular basis, I observed my parent’s commitment to the arts and the land.I went on to undergrad at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and later to grad school at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in affiliation with Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts. It was here that I learned to tell powerful stories through visual art.
After graduate school, I decided to pursue a commitment to my career as a professor in higher education which brought me from Boston to South Dakota, and Arkansas to Arizona, all while maintaining my creative art practice. In the summer of 2017, I moved to Phoenix for an Assistant Professor of Drawing position at Arizona State University.
Can you give our readers some background on your art?
My creative work centers on the theme of autobiography and place. My work casts a light on my personal encounters with the places I live or have lived–the places I call “home.” This includes my childhood home in the township of Franklin, Wisconsin, and my new home in the southwest desert of Phoenix, Arizona. Each location presents their unique geography and elicits a specific response from me creatively. For example, my home in Wisconsin evokes complex feelings and depictions of remembrance while Phoenix conjures immediate and foreseen experiences of the suffering environmental climate.In my most recent project, I tell stories of my personal encounters with the Southwest desert through graphite drawings and gypsum cement sculptures. I use self-portraiture in highly-detailed desert settings, invaded by humorous narratives that seem almost too strange to believe. By providing the viewer this particular lens, I create mysterious predictions of the future, one without water, without protection from the sun, or without the skills needed to survive, thereby stimulating the viewer to consider the consequences of climate change.
How do you think about success, as an artist, and what do quality do you feel is most helpful?
Being an artist takes perseverance. It is crucial for artists to regularly make, show and present their creative work while continuing to be inspired. Its a challenging balance for me, because it takes an immense amount of time to create my work. I can spend hours, days, and even weeks in my studio apartment rendering technical details. But, art does not live or engage people in a bubble. It is equally important for me to get out and see other artist’s exhibitions, go out into the landscape and take photographic references, teach my students, or invite people into my studio to talk about my work. It ultimately feels liberating to have the determination to create something new and share it with the world.What’s the best way for someone to check out your work and provide support?
You can find my work online at www.heidihogden.com. I update the newsfeed on my website for upcoming exhibitions locally, nationally, and internationally. You can support my work by coming to an opening if you live nearby. I am currently preparing for a solo exhibition at the Fine Arts Center on the campus of Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas in September.In, On, and Of Paper
Bentley GalleryJanuary 18 – March 9, 2019
In this exhibition, Bentley Gallery features 22 artists who recalibrate the limits of the traditional paper surface, breaking boundaries and challenging preconceived notions of materiality. They explore form, sustainability, language, gender, architecture, spirituality, psychology, fashion, genealogy, and modernity.
Paper, as a viable surface, whether it be for writing, calligraphy or drawing, came into being in China during the Eastern Han Period (25 – 220 CE) with the advent of woven plant fibers, later refined in the 13th Century with paper manufacturing utilizing watermills, only to be fully realized in the 19th Century with the invention of the wood-based papers that we use today.
Paper as a drawing surface was traditionally used as the first step in the preparation of a work of art in another medium. i.e. painting, yet drawing as a singular expressive technique in and of itself gained significance in the early part of the 20th Century. In terms of contemporary art practice, works made on paper have the advantage of immediacy and fluidity of line and form, while also suggesting a more informal gesture and the impulse toward broader improvisation and experimentation.
Paper has contained within it both the advantages and challenges of being a mutable surface, a less rigid and predictable substrate, allowing for greater exploration and variation within the larger work as a whole, thus allowing for a greater sense of whimsy, freedom, and improvisation in the initial creative process.
215 East Grant Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004Phx Art Now II
Fine Art Complex 1101PHX ART NOW II is the second part of a survey of contemporary art comprised of a wide cross-section of different concerns and mediums. It aims to be a snapshot of art production without trying to impose a theme or group ethos on the works being exhibited. Instead, PHX ART NOW II presents a glimpse into some of the most challenging, creative and diverse contemporary art being made in the valley today.
1101 West University Drive, Unit #103
Tempe, AZ 85281Studio Visit Magazine
Volume forty-twoExcited to be included in Studio Visit Magazine! Juried by Lisa Grossman, Curator, Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA.
Attempts At Desert Survival
Viterbo University Fine Arts Center GallerySeptember 12 - October 12, 2018
This is a solo exhibition of my recent work at Viterbo University Fine Art Center Gallery.
900 Viterbo Drive
La Crosse, WI 54601Anonyme Zeichner/Anonymous Drawings
Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin, GermanyJuly 14 - September 19, 2018
This exhibition features 600 drawings by 600 anonymous international artists.
Galerie im Körnerpark
Schierker Strasse 8, 12051 Berlin
(U7 Neukölln / S Ringbahn Neukölln)
Artist-in-Residence
Vermont Studio CenterI am excited to share that I was awarded a artist’s grant to attend Vermont studio Center in Johnson, VT for the month of July, 2018.
“Remembrance Through Drawing”
Thinking Through Drawing Symposia and Brew International Drawing SchoolJune 5-6, 2018
I will present my research, hold a social engagement workshop and participate in a panel discussion at DRAWING ROCKS! a 2-day international drawing symposium. The symposium is designed to share practices, facilitate open-ended discussion, create opportunities for collaboration, and foster international connections between practitioners from a wide range of disciplines.
The Secret Drawing Room, BFI
Belvedere Rd, Lambeth, London SE1 8XT
Southbank, London, UKReality Sandwiches
Art Share LAFebruary 23 - 25, 2018
Opening Reception February 23 from 7:00 - 10:00 PMArtists are invited to submit artworks for the Young Women’s Caucus exhibition at ArtShare LA during the February 2018. WCA and CAA conferences in Los Angeles. Works were juried by Alison Saar, internationally known, LA based artist.
801 E 4th Place
Los Angeles, CA 90013
"Astounding Acquisitions: UALR’s Windgate Center Showcases Its Collection, Two New Art Galleries”
Northwest Arkansas Democrat GazetteMarch 4, 2018
By Ellis WinderCheck out this article about the collection I am included in at WCAD!
”Building up the Arts; Exhibition of Acquisitions Made Possible by Windgate Foundation opens Windgate Center at UALR”
Arkansas TimesFebruary 8, 2018
By Leslie PeacockBuilding a Collection: Recent Acquisitions Made Possible by the Windgate Charitable Foundation
Brad Cushman Gallery, Windgate Center for Art and DesignJanuary 16 - March 11, 2018
This exhibition (accompanied by a catalog) features art purchased over the last seven years for the UA Little Rock Permanent Collection. These new acquisitions have been made possible by support from the Windgate Charitable Foundation. The exhibition features large-scale drawings, paintings, fine art prints, contemporary crafted objects, and sculpture.
Scientific Illustration
FEGalleryFebruary 10 - March 24, 2018
Excited that two of my drawings will be exhibited in this national, juried exhibition in Sacramento, CA!
1100 65th Street
Sacramento, CaliforniaArizona Aqueous XXXII
Tubac Center of the ArtsJanuary 19 - February 25, 2018
Opening Reception - January 19 from 5:00 - 7:00 PMOne my pieces was selected by juror Joanne Stuhr (former Curator of the Tucson Museum of Art and Curator of the Kasser Mochary Foundation Art Foundation) to appear in Arizona Aqueous XXXII. I was awarded the “Award of Excellence” for my drawing in the show.
9 Plaza Road
Tubac, AZ 85646Annual Faculty Show
Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona State UniversityFebruary 5 – February 9, 2018
The faculty exhibition provides a wonderful learning experience for our students and allows for us to share our research and production with each other. All School of Art faculty are invited to contribute one piece of artistic/scholarly work for display.
Art Building - ASU Tempe
900 S. Forest Mall,
Tempe AZ 85281
Call 480-965-8521Heidi Hogden
Art UncoveredPremere Date: January 2, 2018
Audio interview with Kimmy Ruth in New York City!Art Uncovered brings you interviews with an eclectic mix of artists and creators. On the show they discuss their work and how it may intersect with technology, pop-culture, science and the larger culture.
Nasty Women
Russell Fine Arts Gallery, Henderson State University
March 1 - 31, 2017
Opening Reception: March 1 from 2:00 - 4:00 PMGallery 1, University of Arkansas Fine Arts Building
June 14 - Aug. 25, 2017
Opening Reception: August 18 from 5:00 - 7:00 PMThe exhibition, entitled Nasty Woman, celebrates the female voice in art (curated by Margo Duvall). Nasty Woman explores topics dealing with the woman’s perspective, from reflection on historic female figures, to contemporary issues surrounding the female body, the political climate, and varied iterations of the experience of being a 21st Century woman.
40 ° Below
Federation GalleryOctober 31 - November 12, 2017
40 ° Below was a juried group exhibition with an international call. I contributed one new piece of work.
1241 Cartwright Street
Vancouver, BC, V6H 4B7”Heidi Hogden: Uncertain Terrain”
Metroframe BlogOctober 31, 2017
By Karen DesnickCheck out my recent show "Uncertain Terrain" featured on Metroframe Blog!
Uncertain Terrain
Ann Manner and Alex Pappas Gallery, University of Arkansas At Little RockAugust 14 - October 1, 2017
Opening Reception: August 14 from 5:00 - 7:00 PMUncertain Terrain is a solo exhibition (including graphite drawings, watercolor paintings, and paper sculptures) created while an Artist-In-Residence at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Ann Maners and Alex Pappas Gallery
Fine Arts Building
Little Rock, AR 72204I am very excited to accept a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Drawing at the Herberger Institute of Art and Design at Arizona State University!
"Delta": A Fine Mix
Arkansas TimesJune 16, 2016
By Leslie Newell Peacock"The "Delta Exhibition," the Arkansas Arts Center's annual showcase of art being made in our middle part of the country, is deep in its offerings of good works this year...
...University of Arkansas at Little Rock artist in residence Heidi Hogden's masterful and enormous pencil drawing of a tangle of vines, which is combined with tree stumps of concrete ("Detached"), is another high-caliber work."
Naturals
Arkansas Capital Corporation GroupOpening Reception: June 10, 2016, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
200 River Market Avenue
Suite 400
Little Rock, AR 7220158th Annual Delta Exhibition
Arkansas Arts CenterJune 10 - August 28, 2016
Artist Talk and Reception: June 10, 6:00 PMJuried by Liz Garvey, owner of Garvey-Simon Art Access
9th and Commerce
Little Rock, AR 72202
Call (501) 372 8208Matt McLeod Fine Art Gallery
I am newly represented by Matt Mcleod Fine Art Gallery! You will find many recent oil paintings exhibited.
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday 10 am - 4 pm108 W 16th St. Suite A
Little Rock, AR 72201
Call (501)-725-8508www.mattmcleod.com/heidi-hogden/
INDA 10
Manifest Gallery PublicationI am honored to be included in the International Drawing Annual INDA 10.
For the INDA 10 Manifest received 1588 submissions from 509 artists from 48 states, Washington D.C., and 21 different countries. The publication will include 127 works by 84 artists from 25 states, Washington D.C., and 10 countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, South Africa, United Kingdom, and the United States. An essay by Michael Namkung is also included.
Nine professional and academic advisors qualified in the fields of art, design, and art history juried this 10th International Drawing Annual. The process of selection was by anonymous blind jury, with each jury member assigning a quality rating for artistic merit to each work submitted. The entries receiving the highest average combined score will be included in this publication.
This Online Supplemental Resource provides biographical info, artist statements, and details of sample works for each artist included in the publication.
If you would like to purchase INDA 10 please follow the link:
www.manifestgallery.org/nda/inda10/National Juried Exhibition
Batesville Area Arts CouncilApril 26 - June 11, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, May 6, 5:00 - 7:00 PMThe exhibition consists of 28 pieces from 19 artists across the United States. Juried by Joe Ford, Professor at Arkansas State University.
246 East Main Street
Batesville, ARwww.batesvilleareaartscouncil.org/2016-…
New Work
Art Center of the Grand PrairieApril 8 - May 28, 2016
Opening: April 8, 6:00 - 8:00 PMCome check out my new work at a solo exhibition at the Art Center of the Grand Prairie!
108 West 12th
Stuttgart, AR 72160
Call 870-673-1781Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show
Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery
Del Mar CollegeOpening Reception: February 19, 2016, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Nearly 80 pieces of sculpture and art selected by juror Ronald Koehler. For more than four decades, the National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show at Del Mar College has attracted stirring artistic creations from across the country. This year is no different. The reception in the Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery will introduce scores of selections by artists as far away as Champaign, Illinois, and Morgantown, West Virginia.
East Ayers Street
Corpus Christi, TXwww.delmar.edu/News_Stories/Annual_Nati…
Heidi Hogden - Featured Artist
Equinox Literary and Art MagazineExcited to be a part of the UALR student-run Equinox Magazine!
6 x 6 Fundraiser
University of Arkansas At Little RockPreview and Reception: Thursday, Dec. 3, 6:00 PM
I will have a painting in the silent auction, with 100% of proceeds going to student scholarships!
General Admission is $35, $25 for UALR faculty and staff, and $15 for students. Tickets can be purchased in advance online, by calling 501.690.2407 or at the door the day of the event.
UALR Applied Design Studio
Suite 300
University Plaza
Little Rock, ARualr.edu/news/2015/11/16/ualr-celebrate…
Horizon Contemporary Landscape
Community Arts Center - Danville, KYSeptember 2 - October 9, 2015
Opening Reception: October 8, 6:00 - 8:00 PMJuried by Mary Rezny.
401 W. Main Street
Danville, KY 40422
859-236-405442.88N, -88.01W
My self-published art book is hot off the press!Purchase one today at:
www.blurb.com/b/6509806-42-88n-88-01wRecollections
Ann Maner and Alex Pappas Gallery
University of Arkansas, Little RockAugust 10 - September 27, 2015
Fine Arts Building
2801 S University Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72204I am off to the University of Arkansas, Little Rock for a two-year position as Artist-in-Residence/Visiting Professor!
Drawing Inspiration
Sioux Falls Design CenterPecha Kucha Artist Talk: Friday, December 5th, 2015, 5:00-8:00 PM
Sioux Falls Design Center
108 W 11th St
Sioux Falls, SD 57104You can view my presentation at:
www.pechakucha.org/users/heidi-hogdenSouth Dakota Governor’s 6th Biennial (Traveling) Art Exhibition
South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings
Dahl Arts Center, Rapids City
Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls
John A. Day Gallery, Vermillion, Dacotah Prarie Museum, Aberdeen, SDOpening Reception and Juror's Talk:
South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings
Friday, October 10th, 4:30 - 7:00 PMJuried by Christopher Atkins, Coordinator, Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program, Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
936 Medary Ave
Brookings, SD 57007www.sdstate.edu/southdakotaartmuseum/
Academia
Exposure GalleryOctober 3 - October 31, 2014
Opening Reception: Friday, October 3, 5:00-9:00 PM401 N Phillips Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57104www.facebook.com/ExposureSiouxFalls
Excited to share that I accepted a Visiting Professor of Painting position at the University of South Dakota, Vermillion!
Vermont Studio Center
I am honored to receive a grant that supported my artist-in-residence at Vermont Studio Center for the month of July 2014!
Drawing
Hoth Lee GalleryNovember 2 - December 24, 2014
83010 Washington Ave
Port Wing, WI 54865Heidi Hogden - Boston Massachusetts
365 Artists, 365 DaysAugust 7, 2014
Briefly describe the work that you do.
My recent body of work consists of a series of graphite drawings on paper that investigate the area around my childhood home in the township of Franklin, Wisconsin. Each drawing presents a unique interpretation of the land. The imagery for my drawings are inspired by direct observational experience, memory, and photographic source material (including images from digital motion cameras used for hunting). Through the process of drawing, I revisit the landscape of my childhood as it was, as it is and as I imagine it to be. My subjects range from the intimacy of a found bird’s nest to broader landscape scenes of life-size animals and humans.
At what point in your life did you decide to become an artist?
Art was ingrained in me. As a child, I participated in the art classes my mother taught out of our home. I filled with excitement every time I learned a particular drawing or painting technique during a lesson. The classes also meant that there were artists coming into our home and getting excited about their artwork. I had experiences creating, thinking, and talking about art alongside these creative people. From a young age, I knew that I wanted to be an artist and teacher. This drive has lead me to where I am today.
Tell us a little about your background and how that influences you as an artist.
I have always had a fascination with the land and environment. From outdoor activities, to painting outdoors, or helping my father plant trees, the land has been an essential source of passion and inspiration for me. What I did not realize until moving to Boston was how important the specific land in Wisconsin is to me. My memories, ideas, and my emotions were connected to this specific place. As research for this body of work, I visited my home in Wisconsin, photographed the land, and communicated with my family about their attachment to our farm, their hunting rituals, and the animals on the land.
What types of conceptual concerns are present in your work? How do those relate to the specific process(es) or media you use?
This work has enabled me to express my own personal narrative as well as reflect on what ‘home’ means and how it is linked to specific ideas of place. Each drawing interweaves the present moment mixed with a somber meditation on the past. My memories of home are full of nostalgia, something I have tried to imbue in these works.
We once heard Chuck Close say he did not believe in being inspired, rather in working hard everyday. What motivates you in your studio practice?
Sometimes a single work will take months to complete because of it’s scale and/or detail. In my studio, I draw and write about my work, while trying to maintain my patience. I try to not get distracted while I am drawing and often listen to the constant buzzing of the tv or radio in the background to stay focused. I take a photo of the progress of my drawing at the end of each day in order to look at it later when I am off doing other things. It is how I stay involved in the progress of the work when I am not physically at the studio. Watching as the drawing emerges on the paper is motivation for me to come back and continue working.
What artists living or non-living influence your work?
Vija Celmins, KiKi Smith, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and George Slaw have had the biggest influence on my recent work. I feel that these artists have a genuine and deep connection to the land in their work. I am also inspired by the expansive landscapes of the Hudson River Painters and Joseph Mallord William Turner.
When you are not making art what types of activities and interests do you engage in?
The main activity that I do when I am not creating art is teaching. I gain a sense of fulfillment from teaching various forms of painting and drawing and talking about art every day. I want my students to have meaningful experiences with art because it has played such a big role in my life and I am able to share my passion with them. My students inspire me, which consequently motivates me to make my own work.
365artists365days.com/2014/08/07/heidi-…
New Work by Heidi Hogden
Upper School Gallery
Buckingham Browne and NicholsOctober 18 - November 22, 2013
Opening Reception and Artist Talk: Tuesday, October 22, 12:30 - 1:30 PM80 Gerry's Landing Road
Cambridge, MAwww.bbns.org/page.cfm?p=782&newsid=…
This year I am teaching part-time at Buckingham Browne & Nichols and at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston as a Post Graduate Teaching Fellow!
Making Home
McGladrey Art Gallery
Bentley UniversityApril 15 - May 17, 2013
Opening Reception: Wednesday, April 17, 5:00 - 7:00 PM175 Forest Street
Waltham, MA 02452blogs.bentley.edu/intheknow/2013/04/23/…
Big Red & Shiny: Studio Sessions
Interview with Matt KuhlmanYou can listen, as I describe the people, places, and experiences that inspire my work at:
bigredandshiny.org/15250/studio-session…Drawing Home
Cornelius Ayer Wood Gallery
Middlesex SchoolFebruary 19 - April 14, 2013
Artist Talk and Reception: Tuesday, February 26th, 6:30 PMThe exhibition includes seven drawings and a two-channel video.
1400 Lowell Road
Concord, MA 01742"Boston's Best Up-and-Coming Artists"
CBS BostonJuly 23, 2012
By Shelly Barclay"The Boston art scene is long established. However, with museums like the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the atmosphere was one of appreciating the lates and the greats. Today, the underground art scene is exploding and emerging artists are finding homes in the many studios that are now spreading out in and around Boston. Furthermore, with the legalization of tattooing in Massachusetts, the mediums in the city are more diverse, allowing the best and brightest up-and-coming artists of Boston to make names for themselves."
"Heidi Hogden is proving herself as one of the most promising recent art school graduates in Boston. Her current thesis exhibit at the Tufts Aidekman Arts Center is a collection of large-scale drawings that highlight the impressions of her birthplace in Wisconsin. They include landscapes, people and animals. Her fans do not have long to wait to see more from her after her exhibit ends at the MFA, as she has another exhibit at the Beland Gallery starting just a month later. Heidi Hogden is shaping up to become a staple in Boston."
boston.cbslocal.com/tag/heidi-hogden/
At Home
The Elizabeth A. Beland Gallery
Essex Art CenterSeptember 7 - October 19, 2012
Opening reception: Friday, September 14 , 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Artist talk at 5:00 PM"Heidi Hogden’s large-scale graphite drawings depict scenes from her Wisconsin home, specifically animal life and the surrounding landscape. Ultimately, an exploration of memory and longing, these meticulously executed drawings bring the viewer into the intimate world of Hogden’s home place - two deer fighting, a fawn left for the day by her mother, tucked into a nest of camouflaging grasses, a view of the sky up through prairie grass." - Cathy McLauren, Curator
56 Island Street
Lawrence, MASouth End Open Studios
Saturday, September 15th, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
35 Wareham Building
Boston, MANew Talent
Alpha GalleryJune 9 - July 6, 2012
Opening Reception: June 9, 4:00 - 6:00 PMArtists include Heidi Hogden, Jessica Vogel and Erika Wastrom.
37 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116"Six Art School Grads To Watch"
Boston GlobeSunday, April 29, 2012
By Cate McQuaid"Hogden titles her thesis show "42.88°N, -88.01°W," the longitude and latitude of her childhood home in Franklin, Wis. "I wanted to offer different vantage points on the landscape of my home," she says. The work is about memory and longing."
"One haunting large-scale drawing looks up at the sky through a silhouetted prairie grass. Another captures a hunter -- Hogden's brother, Eric -- on the family land. She renders him in a camouflage jacket in an early morning fog. The pattern of his cloths plays against the flutter of grass and leaves behind him. Pine trees in the distance shift slyly from pale to dark, describing forms, then negative space. "Drawing is raw, it's immediate, and every mark you make is permanent," she says."
"Hogden has work in "Topographies of Space Between Somewhere and Nowhere," at the Museum of Fine Arts through Aug. 26, and will have an exhibit at the Essex Art Center in Lawrence in the Fall."
bostonglobe.com/arts/2012/04/28/six-wat…
Topographies of Space: Between Somewhere and Nowhere
Museum of Fine Arts Courtyard GalleryMarch 1 - August, 2012
Artist Talks: May 2, 5:00 - 7:00 PMFor centuries the subject of “landscape” has offered artists endless possibilities for interpretation. The works presented here are at once investigations of actual physical space, psychological space, and the space of memory and fantasy. The five participating artists explore the contemporary landscape, both real and imagined: its stillness and constantly changing nature, the mark of lives lived, and ultimately, the relationship of humans with environment. In these works they provide an opportunity to reconsider the topography of the space in which we live.
Co-curated by Museum School graduate students Laura Fischman and Heidi Hogden.
Included in the show are students:
Maddy Ahlborn, (BFA, 3rd year)
Laura Fischman (MFA, 2nd year)
Heidi Hogden (MFA, 3rd year)
Chien-ning Liao (MFA, 2nd year)
Maia Lynch (MFA, 2nd year)"Multimedia Art Takes Over Tufts Gallery"
The Tufts DailyApril 25, 2012
By Anna Majeski"The work of Heidi Hogden, "42.88°N - 88.01°W," presents a memory-portrait of Hogden's hometown, Frankin, Wisconsin, through a series of hyper-detailed graphite drawings. The five drawings depict wildflowers silhouetted against a sky, a large-scale image of a hunter carrying a crossbow, two stags fighing and two other, smaller images of deer. the dreamlike images, each named only by the specific date and time, are based on photographs the artist took of different spots around her hometown. The "portraits" of Franklin are thus twice removed, mediated by the lens of a camera and reworked by the artist at a later time."
"One striking image, "10/15/2011 4:35 PM" shows a male hunter grasping a crossbow and dressed in camouflage. He stands in a field edged with trees, and though he faces us aggressively, grasping his weapon behind his back, the viewer cannot discern the true direction of his gaze, and his face itself remains hazy and indistinct. His portrait, like the others in Hogden's work, is foggily rendered and gestures towards Hogden's own perception of her town and the relationship between townsperson and landscape."
www.tuftsdaily.com/multimedia-art-takes…
MFA Thesis Exhibition
Tufts University Art GalleryApril 12 - 29, 2012
Opening Reception and Artist Talks: Thursday, April 12, 5:00 - 8:00 PMAidekman Arts Center
40 Talbot Avenue
Medford, MA 02155
Call - 617.627.3518Gallery Hours:
Tuesday - Sunday 11 - 5; Thursday 11 - 8Montague International Travel Grant Recipient
For travel to Venice, Italy to view the Venice BiennalePictured is the Argentinian representative Adrian Villar Rojas' work. I studied his work specifically for a paper delivered in "Curating Contemporary Art" at Tufts University.
Open Studios
Friday, March 2nd and Saturday March 3rd, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
160 Saint Alphonsus St.
Roxbury, MA 02130Presidents Award
Painting Area Show
School of the Museum of Fine ArtsFebruary 5 - 28, 2012
Juried by Al Miner, Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The Atrium
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
230 The Fenway
Boston, MA 02115Metal Award Art Auction
Museum of Fine ArtsDonations are used to support student scholarships.
May 18, 2012, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
465 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MAProof of Purchase
Sampson GalleryOpening Reception: October 8, 2012, 6:00 PM
450 Harrison
Boston, MAwww.samsonprojects.com/gallery
Roxbury Open Studios
September 29 - 30, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Come check out my graduate studio at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston!
160 St. Alphonsus St.
Roxbury, MAThe Irrigated Husband
Fivesevendelle GalleryPerformance collaboration with artist Johnathan VanDyke.
March 15, 2010, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Mission Hill
Boston, MABoston Young Contemporaries
808 Gallery
Boston UniversityOpening Reception: July 15, 2010, 4:00 - 7:00 PM
Juried by Joao Ribas, Curator at the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Katherine Bradford and Jessica Dickson.
808 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MAwww.bu.edu/cfa/arts-lab/learn/galleries…
