This document provides a summary of qualifications and experience for Marc David Leviton, including over 15 years of experience as a Fine Arts educator and over 8 years developing a non-profit art education facility. He has an MFA in Studio Sculpture from the University of Arizona and a BFA in Studio Sculpture from Florida International University. His experience includes positions as Director and Curator of The Gallery at Industria art gallery, Founder and Director of Industria Studios non-profit art education organization, and Adjunct Faculty at Prescott College and Pima Community College.

1. MARC DAVID LEVITON
5672 N. Camino Del Conde
Tucson, AZ 85718
(520) 235-0797
marcdl@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
The opportunity to use my experience as a Fine Arts educator, independent curator, and manager to initiate
programs designed to assist and motivate students into developing their creative skills and appreciation for Fine
Arts.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Over 15 years experience as an educator working with a diverse and multigenerational student population.
Over 8 years developing a non-profit art education facility educating in various art mediums and
philosophies. Developed programming to integrate fine arts processes and vocabulary with technical skills
and training.
• Student-centered educator. Creative, thorough, and resourceful in helping students develop basic skills and
a personal vision. Skilled in prioritizing and problem-solving. Enthusiastic and committed to helping
students succeed.
• Over twenty years experience in the Fine Arts industry, to include art museum and gallery management,
curatorial, and working as professional artist.
• Knowledge of multiple industries, including the construction trades, retail sales, fine art and education.
Special areas of expertise: Fine Art and Fine Art history, casting and mold technologies, sculpture,
electrical and lighting, fiber optics and kinetic technologies, wood and steel fabrication, welding and
foundry.
• Experienced with various software programs, including Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Creative Suite,
and with various networking sites, including Linked-In, Facebook, and Google.
EDUCATION
2004 M.F.A. Studio, Sculpture
Life casting, kinetics, installation, foundry, fabrication, and found object construction emphasis.
University of Arizona, 615 N Park Ave, #101, Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 621-3558
1998 B.F.A. (Cum Laude - Deans List) Studio, Sculpture
Foundry, earthworks, fabrication, and found object construction emphasis.
Florida International University, 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 (305) 348-2000
1991 “A” Journeyman-Wireman Electrician
National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee for the Electrical Industry, 158-11 Harry Van
Arsdale Jr. Avenue, Flushing, NY 11365 (718) 591-4000
1987 A.S. Labor Studies
Empire State College, 325 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013 (212) 647-7800
1984 Queensboro Community College
222-05 56th Avenue Bayside, NY 11364 (718) 514-7743
1981 Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
CONTINUING EDUCATION

2. 2013 Rio Salado Collage AZ
Fine Arts Education PreK-12 Certification
Currently pursuing Teacher Certification program
2012 Brandman University, CA
Provisional SEI Endorsement
Structural English Immersion, SEI Methods and ESL II (6 Credit Hours)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2011-15 The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
Director and Curator. In charge of development of scholarly thematic exhibitions, selecting artwork,
installation of exhibits, lecturing, written critiques and statements.
2003-15 Industria Studios Inc., a non-profit 501 (c) (3) corporation, Tucson, AZ
Founder/Director. Created and developed 501 (c) (3) corporation providing Fine Arts education, Fine
Arts promotion, gallery, and working studio space to the community. Programs focus on integration of
Fine Arts processes and vocabulary with technical skills and training, to include artist-in-residencies and
internships. Responsible for general management, promotion, fundraising, coordinating and teaching
classes, and mentoring students/artists. Duties also include acquisition of materials and equipment. A
list of courses taught at Industria is available on the last pages of this CV.
2004-15 Prescott College, Tucson, AZ
Adjunct Faculty, Mentor, Practicum Supervisor and Graduate Supervisor.
Education and assessment of students in art history, art movements and
philosophies, critical thinking, critiquing, technical advisement, and
writing. Working directly with graduates and undergrads in the fields of
painting, drawing, photography, site specific installations, and sculpture.
2006-10 Pima Community College, Tucson, AZ
Adjunct Faculty: Teaching credited and non-credited classes.
A list of course descriptions are on the last pages of this CV.
2002-04 University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Graduate Technical Assistantship in Sculpture: Responsible for maintaining foundry and providing
educational and technical assistance to undergraduates.
1995 Arby’s / Royal Crown Arts Alive ’95 Summer Program
Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Primary teacher during the summer session. Taught found object
construction to children between the ages of 10 through 15.
SUMMERART ’95
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Primary teacher; Instructed children between the ages of 6 and 11 in robot
constructions made out of household items. Instructed teens between ages
12 and 17 in fired clay relief pieces and mold making of body parts.
using alginate and plaster casting. Development of basic skills and
encouragement of personal vision.
The Human Form Drawing and Sculpture Studio

3. Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Primary instructor for an adult live model class. Instruction included
painting, drawing, clay rendering and mold making demonstrations.
Students were instructed on seeing and delineating the figure. In addition
students were taught to see light and its interplay with surfaces.
1994 WINTERART ’94
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Primary instructor; taught students between 6 and 10 years old basic
construction skills with concentration on personal vision, artistic
accomplishment, and ability to help and work with others.
SUMMERART ’94
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Primary instructor; taught students between 6 and 10 years old basic
construction skills with concentration on personal vision, artistic
accomplishment, and ability to help and work with others.
ARTREACH ’94
Martin Luther King Community Center, Liberia, FL
Primary instructor; outreach program was designed to provide an arts
education to underprivileged children.
1986-87 Levlowe Art Gallery
NY, NY
Owner/operator. Levlowe Art Gallery was open during the East Village Art Movement in
NYC. Show casing local, regional, and international contemporary artists.
1985-06 Local Union #3 “A” Journeyman-Wireman Electrician
Flushing, NY
A five-year apprenticeship program with an eighteen month MIJ
(Junior Wireman) program. Received Journeyman status in 1991.
1984-86 Freelance Commercial Artist
Working in the NYC, Long Island area for large and small firms. Jobs
preformed were page layout, paste ups, copy stand, illustration, and mock- ups.
Art Director/ Instructor
Summer Camp, Eastern Queens YMCA, Queens, NY
Performed all duties and responsibilities that made the summer camp art
program function.
1981 Frank Walcott Art Studio
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
In-house artist. Responsibilities were staining and maintaining integrity of
shadowing and highlighting of paintings with studio standards.
PUBLICATIONS
2012 Tempo Magazine

4. Co-author for a monthly column titled “Industria Speaks.”
The mission of “Industria Speaks” is to introduce and educate the readers of Tempo Magazine on the
Tucson art scene.
AWARDS
2004 Medici Scholarship Award, University of Arizona
2003 Medici Scholarship Award, University of Arizona
2002 Graduate Technical Assistanceship in Sculpture with Tuition/Fee Waiver Scholarship,
University of Arizona
1999 Best Artistic Statement of 1999, Broward Art Gild
1995 Theodore R. and Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship, Florida International University
1994 Third Annual Very Special Arts Festival, Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Participation,
School Board of Broward County, Sunrise, FL
1990 Spring Arts Festival (Honorable Mention) Electric Industry Center, Flushing, NY
1986 Spring Arts Festival (Honorable Mention) Electric Industry Center, Flushing, NY
EXHIBITIONS
SOLO
2007 Sacrificed/Sanctified, Installation
Stone Dragon Studio, Tucson, AZ
Remnants, Installation
El Ojito Springs Center for Creativity, Tucson, AZ
2004 COMPROMISED, MFA Thesis Exhibition, Installation
Gonzalo Espinosa Arte Contemporaneo, Tucson, AZ
1998 Marc David Leviton
The Art Gallery at Broward Community College, Hollywood, FL
1995 Earthworks, Installation
The Young at Art Museum, Plantation, FL
1994 People and Their Pets
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
JURIED
2012 Vicios y Virtudes (Vices & Virtues)
Raices Taller 222 Art Gallery, Tucson, AZ
2011 Viviendo Verde (Living Green)
Raices Taller 222 Art Gallery, Tucson, AZ
2010 The Monsters That Made Us
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
2009 The Art of Now: Lowbrow
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
God and Me and Contradiction
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
2008 The Body and the Sexual Political Machine
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ

5. In Progress
Art Serve, Tucson, AZ
2007 IMPERMANENCE
Prescott College, Tucson, AZ
1999 CONTROVERSY (Best in Show)
Broward Art Guild, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
1990 Spring Arts Festival (Honorable Mention)
Electric Industry Center, Flushing, NY
1986 Spring Arts Festival (Honorable Mention)
Electric Industry Center, Flushing, NY
1984 Alliance of Queens Artist Annual Juried Exhibition
Chung-Cheng Art Gallery, St. John’s University, Jamaica, NY
INVITATIONAL/GROUP
2015 The 6th
Annual Tucson Sculpture Festival
The Stone Dragon Studio, Tucson, AZ
2014 The 5th
Annual Tucson Sculpture Festival
BICAS at The Stone Dragon Studio, Tucson, AZ
2013 Dia de los Muertos
Raices Taller 222 Art Gallery, Tucson, AZ
The 4th
Annual Tucson Sculpture Festival
The Whistle Stop, Tucson, AZ
2011 TIKKUN OLAM: A Restoration Project
Jewish Community Center, Tucson, AZ
Faces
Fragment Gallery, Tucson, AZ
2010 From Here to Eternity
Fragment Gallery, Tucson, AZ
2006 Art Comes Home
Prescott College, Tucson, AZ
2002 GOCAIA
Tucson, AZ
2001 Festival for Life
13th
Annual Exhibit & Auction to Benefit SAAF
Southern Arizona Aids Foundation (SAAF), Tucson, AZ
1998 Graduation Exhibition, BFA Thesis Exhibition, FIU Circle, Installation
Florida International University, Miami, FL
Masterpieces: Expressions of the Spirit
Invitational Exhibit & Auction to Benefit Young At Art Children’s Museum, Davie, FL
1996 Local Figures

6. Indigo Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
1995 Gallery Artists Summer Group Show
Joel Kessler Fine Art, Miami Beach, FL
2+3: The Artists’ Organization, Group Show
The Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Selections from the Centers’ Collection
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
1994 1994 Florida Invitational
Joel Kessler Fine Art, Miami Beach, FL
Gallery Artist Group Show
Joel Kessler Fine Art, Miami Beach, FL
Art Visions Group Exhibition
Art Visions, Jupiter, FL
Third Annual Very Special Arts Festival
School Board of Broward County, Sunrise, FL
Turning Twenty, Two Decades of Selections from the Centers’ Collection
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Art Gallery ABC
Boca Raton, FL
Raleigh Gallery
DCOTA Center, Dania, FL
Fragiles
Hollywood, FL
1993 Gallery of the Unknown Artist
South Miami Beach, FL
Mind Structures
Coconut Grove, Miami, FL
Sandra Neustadter Gallery
Delray Beach, FL
1991 Chelsea Arts
Long Beach, Long Island, NY
Follow Your Art
Long Beach, Long Island, NY
FLORIDA OUTDOOR EXHIBITIONS 1993-94
Pembroke Pines Festival of the Arts
Weston Art festival
Downtown Boca Festival of the Arts
6th
Annual Las Olas Art fair

7. 5th
Annual Downtown Delray Festival of the Arts
7th
Annual Boca Fest ’94
3rd
Annual Aventura Festival of the Arts
19th
Miami Beach Festival of the Arts
4th
Art Festival, Stuart
6th
Artfest ’94 by the Sea
8th
Downtown Festival of the Arts, Ft. Lauderdale
4th
Art Festival, Ft. Lauderdale
EXHIBITIONS CURATED & JURIED
2014 The All Hands Show
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
TIKKUN OLAM: A Restoration Project; DUEX
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
Steampunk
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
2013 The Bone Show
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
Maggie Smith’s Flash Erotica Exhibition
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
2012 Passing Through the Prism
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
2011 Mirror/Myself
The Gallery at Industria, Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
TIKKUN OLAM: A Restoration Project
Jewish Community Center, Tucson, AZ
2010 The Monsters That Made Us
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
2009 God and Me and Contradiction
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
The Art of Now: Lowbrow
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
2008 The Body and the Sexual Political Machine
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
Youth Rally Graffiti Art
Reid Park, Tucson, AZ
1996 Local Figures
Indigo Gallery, Boca Raton, FL

8. LECTURES
2011 Dadaist 3 Part Lecture Series
Oasis, Tucson, AZ
Mold Making
Oasis, Tucson, AZ
Understanding Great Photographs and Photographers
Oasis, Tucson, AZ
Creativity Defined by Self
Acosta Job Corps Center, Tucson, AZ
2010 The Monsters That Made Us
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
The Inside Scoop on Portfolios
Arts Market Place, Tucson, AZ
2009 God and Me and Contradiction
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
Christ Statue Restoration Project
Streams in the Desert Lutheran Church, Tucson, AZ
2008 The Body and the Sexual Political Machine
Holy Joe Studio, Tucson, AZ
2007 Defining the Artist
El Ojito Springs Center for Creativity, Tucson, AZ
2006 Defining the Artist
Prescott College, Tucson, AZ
2004 SAGA, School of Art Graduate Association
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
1996 The Art Gallery at B.C.C.
Broward Community College. Hollywood, FL
1995 An Artist and His Materials
Coconut Creek Art Guild, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Plantation Elementary School
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
2011 Summer in the City
Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
Fire and Art
Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
2010 Hot Fun in the Summertime
Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ

9. Open House for Foundry and Blacksmithing
Industria Studios, Tucson, AZ
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
1995 Artist in Residence
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
COMMISSIONS
2009 Christ Statue Renovation and Restoration Project
Streams in the Desert Lutheran Church, Tucson, AZ
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
2010-15 Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
Phoenix, AZ
2010-15 College Art Association
New York, NY
2009-15 Arizona Sculpture Society (Founder/President)
Tucson, AZ
2003-15 Industria Studios Inc. (Founder/President)
A non-profit 501 (c) (3) fine arts and educational corporation
Tucson, AZ
2008-15 Life Casters International
New Jersey
1997-98 Fine Art Students Association (President)
Florida International University, Miami, FL
Knickerbocker
NY, NY
1996-97 2+3: The Artists’ Organization
Fort Lauderdale, FL
1994 Artist Space Committee
Broward Cultural Affairs Council, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
1984 Alliance of Queens Artist
Queens, NY
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2010 A Few Words on Art
Poetry Society of the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
2008 Youth Rally Graffiti Art
Reid Park, Tucson, AZ
1995 The 6th
Annual Birthday Bash
Young at Art Children’s Museum, Davie, FL
Artist’s Dabble Day
Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL

10. Images: Spring Recital and Art Exhibit
The Urban League of Broward County, Liberia, FL
1994 Third Annual Very Special Arts Festival
School Board of Broward County, Sunrise, FL
ARTICLES/ REVIEWS/ OTHER MEDIA
The 5th
Annual Tucson Sculpture Festival
Cover, Page 60, (2014)
Regan, Margaret. “Life Behind Bars,”
Tucson Weekly, (April 25 – May 1, 2013)
Page 33.
Chen, Michelle. “Art Against ICE.”
CULTURESTRIKE, (April 8, 2013)
Haarer, Ryan. “Artists express feelings towards ICE detention in Arizona,”
KOVA TV News (April 5, 2013 10:05 AM)
Spillar, Charles. “NEW Art Exhibit BLASTS Current ICE Detention Practices,”
Tucson Citizen, (March. 31, 2013)
Harrington, Caitlin. “2012 Spring Tucson Artists’ Open Studio,”
Arizona Public Media, Arizona Illustrated, Season 60, Episode 78 of 68 (April 9, 2012)
Regan, Margaret. “La Vida Verde,”
Tucson Weekly, (August 11-17, 2011)
Page 29.
Manser, Jamie. “2011 Spring Tucson Artists’ Open Studio,”
Zocalo Magazine, (April 2011)
Arts, Page 8.
Mirocha, Anna. “The Power of Flame,”
Tucson Weekly, (January 20-26, 2011)
Page 27.
Planout, Carissa. “Tucson Open Studio Art Walk”
Fox 11 News at Nine, Arizona (November 15, 2010)
Rivera, Andrea. “Artists hit the pub for a draft and a draw,”
Arizona Daily Star/The Arts, (October 1, 2010)
Cover, Page C3.
Spillar, Charles. “The Monsters That Made Us” Art Show at Holy Joe Studio Gallery!”
Tucson Citizen, (April 3, 2010)
Mogollon, Pia Pilar. “Where Art Meets Industry,”
Zocalo Magazine, (April 1, 2010)
Spillar, Charles. “ARIZONA SCULPTURE SOCIETY, Open House For The Public January 30th
,”
Tucson Citizen, (Jan.27, 2010)
Herreras, Mari. “Marc David Leviton,”
Tucson Weekly, (November 12-18, 2009)
Page 24.

11. Stephenson, Hank. “Art Against the Machine,”
Tucson Weekly, (March 5-11, 2009)
Page 21.
Manser, Jamie L. “How Culture Reshapes Our Most Basic Instinct,”
Tucson Citizen, (Oct. 30, 2008)
Calendar, Page 19.
Vanture, Bo. “Terminator,”
In The Know, University of Arizona, (June 2005, Vol.40)
Page 6.
Bolstad, Erika."Legal War Over Trashed Artworks Settled,"
Miami Herald, (November 26, 2000)
Farver, Micheal. “Best Artistic Statement of 1999,”
City Link, (April 14, 1999)
Page 24.
Russell, Candice. “Marc David Leviton,”
City Link. (April 7, 1999)
Gallery, Page 75.
Miller, Cythia Berman. “Is Artwork in Question,”
Miami Herald, (April 5, 1999)
Page 13A.
Sanchez, Yolanda. “And Able to Make the Human Connection,”
Miami Herald, (March 21, 1999)
Page 7L
Morgan, Dahil. “Out of the Plumber’s Shop, into the Museum,”
Miami Herald, (March 21, 1999)
Page 7L
Terilli, Sam. “Is it Art?,”
Miami Herald, (March 21, 1999)
Page 7L.
Damian, Carol Dr. “Always Protect and Respect Artists Rights,”
Miami Herald, (March 17, 1999)
Page 20A.
Rogers, Paul Brinkley. “Art or Junk?”
Miami Herald, (March 11, 1999)
Cover, Page 15A.
Rowe, Sean. “You Call This Art and Culture?,”
New Times, Vol. 1, No. 21, (March 26- April 1, 1998)
Inside Cover, Page 5, 7.
Ramirez, Jose. “FASA at Work,”
The Beacon, Vol. 9, No. 12, (Nov. 12, 1997)
Page 11.
Editor. “Our Face is Red,”
XS Magazine, Vol. 7, No. 14, (April 15-21, 1997)
Page 11.

12. Davis, Phil. “Look What They’ve Done to My Art, Ma,”
XS Magazine, Vol. 7, No. 13, (April 8-14, 1997)
Page 12.
Cazares, David. “ART ATTACK?,”
Sun-Sentinel, (Sept. 29, 1995)
Cover Section B, Page 7B.
“Earthworks,”
The Drawing Board, Vol. 6, No. 3, (May 13- Sept. 4, 1995)
Cover.
Orozco, Stacie, “Earthworks,”
Westsider, Vol. 4, No. 11, (May 17, 1995)
Page 3, 4.
Hopkins, Mary Ellen. “Hands on Exhibit,”
Sun-Sentinel, (March 25, 1995).
Simon, Arnold. “2+3 Exhibition,”
Eastsider, Vol. 8, No. 9, (Feb. 8, 1995)
Page 12.
Martorelli, Rhonda. “Punk…Junk…,”
XS Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 31, (Aug. 17-23, 1994)
Page 48, 49.
Kohen, Helen. “Freewheeling Art Exhibit,”
Miami Herald/Living Arts, (July 30, 1994)
Page 2G.
Pazdera, Donna. “Artists Plan Open House,”
Sun-Sentinel/Southeast Plus, (June 5, 1994)
Page 3.
XS Magazine. Gallery: “Monster Machines,”
(May 18-24, 1994) Vol. 4, No. 18,
Page 3, 58.
Brown, Greg. “From Techno-Trash to Lots of Cash,”
Miami Herald/Hometown, (May 15, 1994)
Page 2.
Hapler, Marsha. “Taking Art to the Little People,”
Miami Herald/Hometown Herald, (Feb. 6 1994)
Cover, Page 3.
Halper, Marsha. “Color of Success? They See Green,”
Miami Herald/Hometown Herald, (Nov. 7, 1993)
Cover, Page 3.
Artwork appeared in “The First and the Last” a film by
Planting Impossible Gardens Film Company (1992).
PRIVATE & PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Museums

13. Process Museum, Tucson, AZ.
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, Fl
Young at Art Children’s Museum, Davie, FL
Private
Gary Tenen, Tucson, AZ
Gotham Acupuncture, Brooklyn, NY
Laura McManus, Queens, NY
Ilyce Maranga NY, NY
Darren Stance, Aventura, FL
Peter Merl, Aventura, FL
Staci Laurie, Miami, FL
Francine Bishop Good, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Madelyn Denaro, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Richard Lund, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Tin Lee, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dr. Donald Weisman, Beverly Hills, CA
Pineapple Therapy Clinic, Delray, FL
Joe Kessler, Miami, FL
Michael Bernstein, Tucson, AZ
Jeffrey Leach, Tucson, AZ
Maxine& Steve Murray, Tucson, AZ
Gregory & Rosalind Hodgins, Tucson, AZ
Kyle Johnston, Tucson, AZ
Nancy & David Royer, Portland, OR
WEB PAGES
www.industriastudios.org
http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/marc-leviton.html
www.linkedin.com
TOPICS OF RESEARCH
In depth research on the subjects of mythology, archeology, anthropology, religion, and art history,
combined with sculpture. Subjects are applied in creating themes for art making.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Welding Technologies (arc, mig, tig, soldering, brazing, oxy setalin, spot welding).
Foundry (bronze and aluminum). Life casting. Casting and mold technologies, rubbers, plastics,
resin, epoxies. Wood and steel fabrication. Found object and mixed media constructions.
Electrical, lighting, fiber optics and kinetic technologies.
COMPUTER SKILLS
Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, Image Ready, In Design, Live Cycle Designer, Microsoft
Word, Power Point, Excel, Office Publisher, Outlook Express, Internet, Google, Nero Express,
Win Zip.
REFERENCES
Aurore Chabot, Professor
College of Fine Arts, University of Arizona
PO Box 210002
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0002

14. 520- 621-3136 (Office); 520- 623-3582 (Home Phone and Fax)
aurorec@email.arizona.edu
Moria Marti Geoffrion, Professor (Retired)
College of Fine Arts, University of Arizona
PO Box 210002
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0002
520-621- 1251 (Office); 520- 621- 2955 (Fax) 520-577-8518 (Home)
moirag@email.arizona.edu
Eleni Hasaki, Ph.D. Associate Professor
School of Anthropology and Department of Classics, University of Arizona
Haury Building, Room 314A
PO Box 210105
Tucson, AZ 85721-0030
520-626-1398; Fax: 520-621-3678
hasakie@email.arizona.edu
Raymond D. Olivero, Professor
6847 NW 2th Way
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Phone & Fax 954- 970-9231
olivart@bellsouth.net
Wendy M. Blazier, Senior Curator Boca Museum of Art (Retired)
309 SW 8th Street
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
561- 454-0027
wblazier@aol.com
Classes listed are designed by Marc David Leviton for Industria Studios, Pima Community College, & Oasis
Art 120 - Sculptural Design. Extension of design into three-dimensional concepts and media. Focuses
on the study of volume and spatial relationships through modeling, casting, carving and construction.
Includes elements of color, texture and line as applied to three-dimensional design.
PH132 – Photography in Public Places. Students will meet in a public area and be taught what to look
for, plus methods and timing on how to approach a person or subject. Students will learn how to their
hone senses, gain insight and an understanding of their photographing environment as well as learn to
challenge their fears and overcome them. Students will learn the importance of good composition and
content as well.
Understanding Great Photographs and Photographers. This course will investigate the importance
of certain photographers and photographs and why they are classics. We will look at landscapes,
abstracts, photojournalism, straight shooting, and studio photographers and their work.
CR553 – Building Stretcher Bars and Stretching Canvas. Students will learn how to properly cut wood,
along with nailing and gluing techniques in order to construct their own stretcher bars and stretch their
own canvases. Learning these techniques will save students hundreds of dollars on custom made
canvas. Students need to purchase their own canvas stretching pliers.
AR524 - Industrial College. Working in the footsteps of the great collage masters, this workshop will
investigate materials such as metals, wood, papers and many other products. Students will learn to drill
and rivet, nail, screw, and glue to produce their master piece.
AR525 - Sculpture in a Box. Using plaster, found objects, and any other assortment of items, produce
artworks in ready-made boxes in the likeness of Cornel and Arman.

15. CR204 – Oil Based Clay. Learn the secrets of producing your own oil based clay in this one (1) to two
(2) day intensive hands on workshop. Creating your own clay will save you hundreds of dollars. Clay
will be divided in amounts according to attendance.
AR 048 – Art Forum. Art Forum meets for three hours per week for three, three week sessions. Art
Forum is a moderated open discussion and lecture series starting with the Dadaist and Duchamp, moving
through Surrealism and Fluxus and then ending with Pop-Surrealism and Lowbrow.
AR627 - Intuitive Drawing. Students learn intuitive line drawing using charcoal sticks, graphite sticks,
caulk and other drawing tools. Explore physical and mental expressionistic processes while learning to
release emotion and energy during the activity of drawing. Several intuitive methods and expressive
techniques will be investigated.
AR332 – Expressive Painting. Educating students in the use of painting tools, intuitive methods,
expressive techniques, historical background, and terminology.
AR733 – Beginning Mold Making, consisting of open face, two part, and facial life cast molds.
Discussions about historical information, strength and weaknesses of each product and system, and
safety
procedures.
AR734 – Advanced Mold Making, consisting of multi-section molds, molds with sprues and venting
systems build in, and blanket molds. Discussions about historical information, strength and weaknesses
of each product and system, and safety procedures.
AR735 – Sculpting in Plaster. Educating students in the properties of plaster as a sculpting medium.
Students learn of proper tool use, terminology, and expressive techniques.
AR736 – Clay Sculpture. Students learn control and manipulation of clay through the use of tools, touch,
and learning to feel the model by using their eyes.
AR737 - Hot Products: Mold Making Workshop. Students learn to use three products that are not only
heated, but are reusable which makes them a good investment for the casting process. The products are
Seals Peel, Prosthetic Wax and Moulage. The following types of molds will be examined: blanket mold,
open face and two part molds.
AR738 - Life Casting. Students learn basic techniques and supplies necessary for life casting in this
advanced workshop. Casting is preformed on live models, so there is the possibility of nudity.
AR739 - Wire Sculpture. Students learn basic wire techniques such as wire joining, knotting buttressing,
shaping and armature design.
DY405 – Hand Tools for Women. This is an introductory class on basic hand tools, their usage and
safety methods.
DY406 – Power Tools for Women. This is an introductory class on the properties of power tools.
Terminology, proper use, care, and safety are edict of this class.