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MS. TOBY BUONAGURIO BIRTHPLACE: Bronx, New York

EDUCATION:1971 M.A. Art Education, The City College of New York, N.Y.C. 1969 B.A. Fine Arts, The City College of New York, N.Y.C.1965 The High School of Music and Art, N.Y.C.

UNIVERSITY AFFILIATION:1976-Present: Professor, Department of Art, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, N.Y.1976-Present :Head of Ceramics, Department of Art2003- Present .Studio Program Coordinator,Department of Art1989-1995 Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Art.

PUBLIC ART COMMISSION: TIMES SQUARE TIMES: 35 TIMES, commissioned by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority ( MTA ) Arts for Transit for the Times Square -42 Street Subway Station, New York City. The permanent installation consists of thirty-five, unique, one of a kind sculptural ceramic reliefs installed throughout the Times Square -42 Street subway station.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS: * Catalog Available1999 Opulence Against the Grain, Housatonic Museum of Art, Bridgeport, Conn.1998 Toby Buonagurio Ceramic Sculpture, Edgar Buonagurio Paintings + Paper Mosaics, Gallery Maronie, Kyoto, Japan 1996 *Toby Buonagurio + Edgar Buonagurio 25 Years 1971-1996, Hostos Art Gallery, Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture, Eugenic Maria De Hostos Community College, Bx., N.Y. Color catalog with essay by Donald Kuspit1996 Creations in Color: Paintings by Vincent Baldassano, Sculpture by Toby Buonagurio, The Fine Arts Gallery,Westchester Community College.Valhalla, N.Y. 1993 TOBY BUONAGURIO NEW CERAMIC SCULPTURE:ECCENTRIC VISIONS, Rathebone Gallery, Sage Junior College of Albany, NewYork 1992 TOBY BUONAGURIO NEW CERAMIC SCULPTURE:ECCENTRIC VISIONS, Peconic Gallery, Suffolk Community College, Riverhead. New York1990- Hebrew Hospital for Chronic Sick, Installation, in conjunction with the Bronx -'91 Museum of the Arts, Bronx, N.Y.

1990 SCULPTURAMA: SUNKEN TREASURES GILDED PLEASURES, Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, N.Y.C.1989 RELATIONSHIPS, Faith Nightingale Gallery, San Diego, Ca.1988 Unnatural Acts in Ceramic and Bronze, Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, NYC1986 Toby Buonagurio, The Altered Persona, New Ceramic Sculpture, Monique Knowlton Gallery, N.Y.C.1986 * TOBY BUONAGURIO: SELECTED WORKS, Fine Arts Gallery, State University of New York at Stony Brook. 1985 TOBY BUONAGURIO, Jerald Melberg Gallery, Charlotte, North Carolina.1984 TOBY BUONAGURIO: New Ceramic Sculpture, Gallery Yves Arman, N.Y.C.1984 Davis/McClain Gallery INTRODUCTIONS, Houston,Texas 1983 TOBY BUONAGURIO CERAMIC SCULPTURE, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.1983 Paper Works and Sculpture by TOBY BUONAGURIO, Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, N.Y.1982 TOBY BUONAGURIO, Gallery Yves Arman, New York City.1982 TOBY BUONAGURIO: Selected Works, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York.1982 TOBY BUONAGURIO: Ceramic Sculpture and Drawings, Michael Berger Gallery, Pittsburgh, Pa.1980 CERAMIC SCULPTURE AND DRAWINGS, Westbroadway Gallery, N.Y.C.1979 Tower Gallery, Southampton, New York.1978 TOBY BUONAGURIO, CERAMIC ROBOTS AND OTHER SCULPTURE, Westbroadway Gallery, N.Y.C.1976 TOBY BUONAGURIO, CERAMIC SHOES AND MONUMENTS, Gallery Rebecca Cooper, Washington.D.C.1974 TOBY BUONAGURIO, Westbroadway Gallery, N.Y.C.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS: √ Travelling Exhibition,*Catalog Available2008 Santa Fe Clay, BLING, Santa Fe, New Mexico2007 Hostos Center for Arts and Culture,The Second Bronx Artist Biennial ,Longwood Gallery,Bx.,NY2005 SICA, Over the Top Under the Rug, Curated by D. Dominick Lombardi,Long Branch, N.J.2005 * State University of New York, SUNY Stony Brook Faculty Exhibition, Albany , N.Y.2005 * UBS Art Gallery, "Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit ", NYC

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2005 * University Art Gallery. Staller Center for theArts, Faculty Exhibition 2005,SUNY Stony Brook, Brook, N.Y.2003 * University Art Gallery. Staller Center for theArts, Faculty Exhibition 2003,SUNY Stony Brook, Brook, N.Y.2003 * Gallery North, Guises of Galatea: Six Sculptors of the Figure, Setauket, New York2003 UBS PaineWebber Art Gallery, Clay Works :American Artists from the Everson Museum of Art. New York City2003 Mills Pond House Gallery, The Ties That Bind: Women and Collaboration In Art & Life. The Smithtown Township Arts Council, St. James, New York2002 √ *John and Maxlne Belger Foundation, Confrontational Clay:The Artist as Social Critic, Kansas City, Missouri2002 Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture, Bronx State of Mind, 2001-2002 Bronx Recognizes Its Own Award Winners Exhibit, Bronx, New York2001√ * Flint Institute of Arts, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Flint Michigan2001√ * The Middlebury College of Art, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Middlebury. Vermont2001√ * Springfield Museum of Art, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Springfield, Ohio2001√ * The Lamont Gallery, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Exeter, New Hamp-shire 2001 University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts, Faculty Exhibition 2001, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y.2001 Omni Gallery, Mandala, The Mind's Eye, Uniondale, New York2001 The Castle Gallery, College of New Rochelle, Sclence and Science Fiction, New Rochelle, N.Y2001√ * The American Craft Museum, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic. New York City2000√ * University of Central Florida, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Orlando, Fl.

2000√ * Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Confrontational Clay:The Artist as Social Critic,Naples. FL2000√ * The Arkansas Arts Center, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Little Rock, Ark2000√ * Augustana College Art Gallery, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Rock Island , Ill.2000√ * Stedman Art Gallery, Confrontational Clay: The Artist as Social Critic, Camden, New Jersey2000 The Clay Studio, Political Clay, Philadelphia, Pa.1999 * University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts, The Faculty Show '99, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y.


1998 Museum of Contemporary Art ,Works Born at the Park, Shigaraki, Japan1997 Bedford Gallery,The Shoe Show, Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts,Maple Creek,Ca.1997 * University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts,The Faculty Show '97, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y.1997 Queens Borough Public Library Gallery, Forms and Trans-Formations: Current Expressions in Ceramics, From Art to Industry. in Clay, Queens, N.Y.1996 SUNY Geneseo, SUNY-Wide Survey of Ceramics, Geneseo, N.Y.1996 Longwood Arts Gallery, Bronx Salon, Bronx, N.Y.1995√ * Ragaland Kunstnersenter, NEW YORK: NEW YORK CLAY, Stavanger, Norway Subsequently Traveling to:

1995 Hordaland Kunstnersenter, Bergen, Norway 1996 Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum, Trondheim, Norway 1996 Ostfold Kunstnersenter, Fredrikstad, Norway1995 Vered Gallery, CAFE VERED. East Hampton, New York1995 MetLife Windows, MASKS, New York City.1995√ * Hostos Art Gallery, THE POWER OF PRINTS, Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture, Hostos Community College, Bronx, N.Y.1994√ * Museums at Stony Brook, ART EN ROUTE MTA ARTS FOR TRANSPORT,-' 95 Stony Brook, N.Y.1994 * Taiwan's National Museum of History, Late Twentieth Century Ceramics from the Everson Collection, Taiwan,China.1994 Longwood Arts Gallery, From Head to Toes: Hair and Shoes, Bx., N.Y.1994 * University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts, The Faculty Show '94, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y.1994 Webster Hall, The DaDa Ball, New York City1994 Chancellor's Quarters, Joseph Burke, Chancellor S.U.N.Y., Albany, N.Y. 1994 Smithtown Township Arts Council Mills Pond House, Hair: The Long and Short of it, Smithtown, N.Y.1994 Monique Knowlton Gallery, The Domestic Landscape, Kent, Conn.1994√ * The New York State Museum in Albany, Working with Tradition: The Academic Artist, Albany, N.Y.1994√ * Deutsches Ledermuseum, Die Verlassenen Schuhe, Offenbach.Germany1993√ * Rheinisches Landesmuseum,Die Verlassenen Schuhe, Bonn,Germany


-19941993√ * Burchfield Art Center, The Museum of Western New York Arts, Working with Tradition: The Academic Artist, Buffalo, New York.1991 Hudson River Museum, Experiencing Sculpture, the Figure American Art ,1850 - 1990,

-1992 Yonkers, New York.1991 * University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts, The Faculty Show '91, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, New York.1991 Center for the Arts, Collector's Choice, Vero Beach, Florida.1990 Everson Museum of Art, 28th. Ceramic National: Clay,Color Content, Syracuse, N.Y. Subsequently traveling to:

1991 Center for the Arts, Vero Beach Florida, 1991 Flint Institute of Art, Flint, Michigan 1991 Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Utah.1990√ * 15th. Annual Art and the Law Exhibition sponsored by West Publications, St. Paul Minne-sota. Subsequently traveling to:

1991 Minneapolis Convention Center 1991 Northwestern University Law School 1991 State Capitol Building at St. Paul1990√ * American Craft Museum, Fragile Blossoms. Enduring Earth:The Japanese Influence on American Ceramics, New York City.1990 Arizona State University Art Museum, Nelson Fine Arts Center, Selections from the Joyce and Jay Cooper Collection of Contemporary Ceramics, Tempe, Arizona.1990 Jerald Melberg Gallery, Summer Group Show, Chat lotte, N.C. 1989 Contemporary Art Center, Canal Place Extension Gallery, Art in Fashion, New Orleans, La. 1989 Alexandra Monett Fine Arts, Art in Fashion, New Orleans,La.1989√ * Everson Museum of Art, Fragile Blossoms. Enduring Earth:The Japanese Influence on American Ceramics,Syracuse, N.Y.1989 Jerald Melberg Gallery, 5th. Anniversary Exhibition, Charlotte,N.C.1989 G.W. Einstein Gallery, 89 For '89, N.Y.C.1988√ * Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Alice and Look Who Else, Through The looking Glass, N.Y.C. Subsequently traveling to:

1989 Educational Testing Service ETS ARTS Program, Princeton, N.J.


1989 Prichard Gallery, College of Art & Architecture, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 1989 Fine Arts Center. Cheekwood, Nashville, Tennessee. 1990 MacDonald Stewart Art Center, Ontario, Canada. 1990 Huntington Museum, Huntington, West Virginia. 1990 University Art Museum, Arizona State University,Tempe, Arizona.1990 Hofstra Museum, Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York1990 Pensacola Museum of Art, Pensacola, Florida.1990 Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Fort Wayne, Indiana.1991 Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma.1988 * Fine Arts Center Art Gallery, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty Show 88 , Stony Brook. N.Y.1988 Columbia Museum of Art, Extraordinarily Fashionable, Columbia, S.C.1988 Pine Street Lobby Gallery, The Downtown Foot Show, San Francisco,Ca. 1988 Olympia and York/O'M & M Associates,The Foot Show: Art, History and Ethnology, LA.,Ca 1987√ San Francisco International Airport, The Right Foot Show, San Francisco, Ca.1987 Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Group Show, N.Y.C.1987 Everson Museum of Art, American Ceramics Now; the 27th National Exhibition,Syracuse, N.Y. Subsequently traveling to:

1987 American Craft Museum, New York, N.Y. 1987 Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California 1989 De Cordova and Dana Museum and Park, Lincoln, MA 1989 Butler Institute of Art, Youngstown, Ohio. 1989 Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NB 1989 Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, Alabama1987 P.S. 39 Longwood Arts Project, Above It All, Bronx, N.Y.1987 Snug Harbor Museum, Clay Feats, Snug Harbor, N.Y.1987 Bronx Museum of the Arts, Contemporary Symbolist Sensibilities, Bronx, N.Y.1987 Longwood Art Gallery, Above it All, Bronx, N.Y.1987 Suffolk Community College, Alumni and Mentors, Selden, N.Y.1986 Chicago International Art Exposition, Navy Pier, Chicago, Ill.1986 Monique Knowlton Gallery,New York City


1986 Rudolph E. Lee Gallery,College of Architecture, National Women Artists Invitational Exhibition,Clemson University,Clemson, N.C.1986 John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Shrines and Alters, Sheboygan, Wisc. 1986 The Clocktower, Costumes, Masks and Disguises,N.Y.C. ,1986 Islip Art Museum, Myths and Rituals of the 21st Century, Islip, N.Y.1985 Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Adornments,New York City Subsequently traveling to:

1986 Muscarelle Museum of Art, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. 1986 Prichard Gallery, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. 1986 Amarillo Art Center, Amarillo, Texas. 1986 Tampa Museum, Tampa, Florida. 1986 UWM Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1987 Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio. 1987 Wake Forest University Gallery, Winston Salem,N.C. 1987 Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, Florida 1987 Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, Tennessee 1987 The Butler Institute of America Art, Youngstown, Oh. 1988 Lamont Gallery, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire. 1985 Jerald Melberg Gallery, Artists Choice, Charlotte, N.C.1985 Chicago International Art Exposition, Navy Pier, Chicago, Ill.1985 Heckscher Museum, Sights for Small Eyes, Huntington, N.Y.1985 Jerald Melberg Gallery, Artists' Choice, Charlotte. N.C. 1985 Jerald Melberg Gallery, Anniversary Exhibition, Charlotte,N.C.1985 Monique Knowlton Gallery. N.Y.C. .1985* The 13th. Chunichi Shimbun Iinternational Exhibition of Ceramic Arts, Nagoya, Japan. 1985 Pratt Institute Gallery, In Three Dimensions: Recent Sculpture by Women, N.Y.C. 1984 Monique Knowlton Gallery,N.Y.C.1984 Pratt Manhattan Center, Baubles, N.Y.C.1984 Fashion Institute of Technology, Games of Deception, N.Y.C1984 Chicago International Art Exposition, Navy Pier,Chicago,Illinois.1984√ * American Craft Museum,The Robot Exhibition:History, Fantasy, Reality, N.Y.C. Subsequently traveling to:

1984 The Fine Arts Museum of the South, Mobile, Alabama


1984 Jackson Museum of Art and Science, Jacksonville, Fl. 1984 Montgomery Museum of Art, Montgomery, Alabama. 1985 Museum of Science & Space Transit Planetarium,Miami,Fl. 1985 Cumberland Museum & Science Center,Nashville,Tenn. 1985 Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, Texas. 1985 The Science Place, Southwest Museum of Science and Technology, Dallas,Texas, 1985 Madison Art Center, Madison, Wisconsin. 1986 Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California 1986 Pacific Science Center, Seattle, Washington. 1986 Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois.1984√ * Bernice Steinbaum Gallery,One Plus One Equals Two, New York City Subsequently traveling to:

1984 Boca Raton Center for the Arts, Boca Raton, Florida. 1984 Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. 1984 Brentwood Gallery, St.. Louis, Missouri. 1984 Carson-Sapiro Gallery, Denver, Colorado. 1985 University of California, Fine Art Gallery, Irvine, Ca. 1985 Brainard Art Gallery, State University College of Arts and Sciences, Potsdam, N.Y. 1985 The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1985 Kalamazoo Institute of the Arts, Kalamazoo,Michigan. 1985 Joan Whitney Payson Gallery of Art, Westbrook College, Portland, Maine 1986 Museum of Art, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 1986 Fine Arts Gallery, The University of the South Sewanee, Tennessee. 1986 Mather Gallery, Case Western Reserve University,Cleveland, Ohio. 1986 Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, New York. 1984 Jerald Melberg Gallery, Inaugural Group Show, Charlotte,N.C.1983 Max Hutchinson Gallery, Varieties of Sculptural Ideas, N.Y.C.1983 * Campbell Museum, Soup Soup Beautiful Soup, Camden, N.J.1983 * Fine Arts Gallery,Faculty Show, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook,Stony Brook,N.Y.1983 Chicago International Art Exposition, Navy Pier,Chicago, lllinois.1983 Barbara Gillman Gallery, Art Cars, Miami, Florida.1983 * Alternative Museum, Ashes to Ashes: Visions of Death, N.Y.C.


1983 * Allan Frumkin Gallery, Contemporary Self-Portraits part II, N.Y.C.1983 Contemporary Arts Center, Art Cars, New Orleans, Louisiana.1983 Gallery Yves Arman, Women- Inside and Out, N.Y.C.1982 * Alternative Museum, Sacred Artifacts, Objects of Devotion, N.Y.C.1982 * Pratt Manhattan Center, Destroyed Print, N.Y.C.1982 Alternative Museum, Recent Acquisitions from the Permanent Collection, N.Y.C.1982 Grand Palais, Art Contemporain, F.l.C.A. '82, Paris, France.1982 * Judy Caden Gallery, Women's Self Images, N.Y.C.1981 * Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Graphics Plus, Ithaca, N.Y.1981 A.I.R. Holiday Show, N.Y.C.1981 Alternative Museum, 6th Anniversary Show, N.Y.C,1981 * The Arsenal Gallery, Animals at the Arsenal, Dept. of Cultural Affairs, N.Y.C.1981 John Michael Kohler Art Center, Paint on Clay,Sheboygan,Wisc.,1981 Jeffery Fuller Gallery, Flora and Fauna, Philadelphia,Pa.,1981 Gallery Yves Arman, N.Y.C.1981 Sculpture Center, Decorative Sculpture, N.Y.C.1980 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, N.Y.1980 Kathryn Market Gallery, Glitter, N.Y.C.1980 Betsy Rosenfield Gallery, Chicago, Illinois.1980 Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, N.C.1980 The Upstairs Gallery, Ithaca, N.Y.1979 Allan Stone Gallery, New Talent, N.Y.C.1979 * The Third Floor,The Great Atlanta-New York Sculpture Exchange, Atlanta, Ga.,1979 Summit Art Center, Illusions ,Summit, N.J.1979 * John Michael Kohler Art Center, The Unpainted Portrait, Sheboygan, Wisc.,1979 Westbroadway Gallery, N.Y.C.1979 Touchstone Gallery, New Work part II, N.Y.C.1979 Touchstone Gallery, New Work part I, N.Y.C.1978 John Michael Kohler Art Center, Clay from Molds: Multiples, Altered Castings, Combina-tions, Sheboygan, Wisc.1979 Touchstone Gallery, Small Work, N.Y.C.1979√ * Museum of Contemporary Craft,The Great American Foot, two year traveling exhibition,N.Y.C1977 Westbroadway Gallery, Evolutions, N.Y.C.


1977 112 Greene Street, N.Y.C.1976 John Michael Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, Wisc.1975 Gallery Rebecca Cooper, National Ceramics Invitational, Wash.,D.C.1975 Pratt Graphics Center, Miniature Print Competition, N.Y.C.1975 Fairtree Gallery, Fun and Fantasy, N.Y.C.1974 Allan Stone Gallery, New Talent Festival, N.Y.C.1974 Peter Anthony Berman Gallery, N.Y.C1974 Lee Nordness Gallery, N.Y.C.1974 Fairtree Gallery. N.Y.C.1973 Xerox Center, Rochester, N.Y.

ARTICLES AND EXHIBITION REVIEWS:

Arce, Rose Mar ie,NEW YORK NEWSDAY, BRONX, Home Grown Talent Honored, June 12, 1992ART NOW GALLERY GUIDE, International, November 1992, p. 101ART NOW GALLERY GUIDE, Profile: Toby Buonagurio at Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, November 1990, p-39Alexander, Chris, ART SPACE, Introductions '84 , Houston. pp. 59-61.AMERICAN CRAFT, August / September 1988. p. 74.Apikian, Nevart, THE POST STANDARD, From Folkart to Fine Art, It's Waiting at Museums, Fri. Feb. 12.1982. p. D-l.ALUMNUS, THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK, The Buonagurios of the Bronx, Vol.92, Number 1, Winter 1997, p 7Auer, James, MILAUKEE JOURNAL, New look in Portraits, April 8,'79,p.4Baldwin, Bruce, THE STONY BROOK PRESS, Toby Buonagurio's Hungry for Love Party Shoes: Therapeutic Cultural Effigy, Vol. XVI, No. 1.1, Sept. 26, 1994, p. 10Barbato, Dee, BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS BULLETIN, Toby Buonagurio : A Bronx Wizard of Art, Spring/Summer 1988, pp. 13-14.Baxter, Robert, THE COURIER POST, Soup's On-And Here's What Soup's In, Oct. 14, 1983, Weekend Entertainment Guide, P. 1.Bell, Rolland , THE MUSIC PAPER, Grand Allusions. Interacting With Sculpture, Toby Buonagurio, March issue, 1985 p. 8.


Bourdon, David, THE VILLAGE VOICE, Nov. 24, 1974, p. 116.Braff, Phyllis, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Art Review, Toby Buonagurio, November 15, 1992 LI. p. 16Brenson, Michael, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Art People ,Fri.,May 6,1983. P.C.25.Bridon, Susan, THE VILLAGE TIMES, A Blaze of Fantasy in Buonagurio's Ceramics, Mar. 27. 1986BRONX ARTS, November/ December 1990, Co-op City Gets New Gallery, p. 3BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS SPRING 1987 BULLETIN , p. 6.BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS FALL/WINTER 1990 BULLETIN, Hebrew Hospital for Chronic Sick Sculpture by Toby Buonagurio ,October 1.1990-March 31, 1991BRONX NEWS, Lehman College Sculpture Exhibit,Thurs. April 1, 1993, p.24BRONX PRESS-REVIEW -BRONX LIFE, Exhibit Looks at Symbolist Movement, Mar. 19, '87,p. B1.BRONX PRESS-REVIEW, New Gallery to Open in Co-op City, Sept.27, 1990. p. 18Bronx Times Reporter, Morris Park Artists Celebrate 25th Anniversary with Exhibition, Aug. 22. '96, p.2.Bronx Times Reporter, October 17,1996. p. 10BRONX ARTS CALENDAR, Autumn 1996, Bronx Council on the ArtsBronx Council on the Arts, Arts Review 1995: Awards- 1995/1996 Artist for Community Enrichment (ACE) Awards, p 9Bronx Council on the Arts Annual Membership Meeting 1996, BRIO Bronx Recognizes Its Own Excellence in Arts Awards,Thurs.,June 20, '96BROOK, THE, The magazine of SUNY Stony Brook, Stony BrookFaculty Explore the Depth and Heights IN the Subway, Fall 1997. p.6Butgerelt, Betsy, TALACOOSA, THE ALABAMA JOURNAL, Shove Off Cars- Robots are Taking Over, Fri. Jan. 1 I, 1985, p.29.CAA NEWS. Vol. 15, September/ October- 1990 p.9Catalano, Shelley Colwell, THE BROOK, A Way With Clay, Spring 2003, Vol.4, No.3, pps.4-5.Ceron, Elizabeth, The Viking, Features ,The Arts: Creations in Color Brighten Fine Arts Gallery, November 13, 1996 , p.9Chan, Megan, NEWSDAY, Her subway arts' on track.Tuesday, May 8, 2007, p.B7Chavez, Walter, THE STONY BROOK PRESS, Don't Fire any of These Faculty Artists, Oct. 1, 1991, p. 13Chayat, Sherry, SYRACUSE HERALD AMERICAN, Ceramics Amuse, Delight and Educate, June 11,1989, pps. 34,35.Chayat, Sherry, SYRACUSE HERALD AMERICAN, Visions in Clay :Ceramic National Show Covers All Phases of American Artists' Work, May 20, 1990, p. 14.


Collazzi, Bret, The Bronx Times Reporter, Toby Buonagurio takes Times Square, 11/ 29/''07 pps.1,4,6CERAMICS MONTHLY, NEWS AND RETROSPECT, A New Look At Alice ,March, 1989,p. 64.CERAMICS MONTHLY, May, 1984, Work Reproduced on Cover CERAMICS MONTHLY, November 1986, p. 69CERAMICS MONTHlY, Syracuse 28th Ceramic National, Nov. 1990, p.36 CO-OP City Times, Bronx Museum Opens Satellite, Oct. 6, 1990, p. 10.Cohen, Mark Daniel, ART NEW ENGLAND, Housatonic Museum of Art / Bridgeport Edgar and Toby Buonagurio: Opulence Against the Grain, August/September 1999, Vol. 20, Number 5, p. 37Cunningham, Bill THE NEW YORK TIMES, The Works:Art Shows to Span the Summer, Birthday Parties for Uncle Sam, Sunday, July 10, 2005, Sunday Styles, Section 9, p.7DAILY NEWS,THE, In a Bronx State of Mind, Sunday, June 2, 2002DAILY NEWS,THE, Feats of Clay, Friday, Jan. 17, 2003, p. 69Damsker, Matt, THE HARTFORD COURANT, A Glittering Spectacle of Color and Kitsch, Sun.,June 13, 1999. p. 65DIALOGUE, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Jan./ Feb. 1991DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN SCUL PTORS, Edited by Glen B.Optiz, Publisher: Apollo, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 1984.Discover SMART ARTS , 1996/ 97 31 West chester Community College, F i ne Arts Gallery Exhibition lll: Creations in ColorTHE ECOLOGY OF STONY BROOK, Stimulants of the F i rst Rank: Stony Brook Faculty, Stony Brook State University of New York, 1997 p.5Everingham, Carol J., THE HOUSTON POST, Introductions '84 Fresh and Invigorating, Sunday, July 15, 1984. p. 7F.Everingham, Carol, THE HOUSTON POST, Robots, Resnick and Hue; a Double Bill, July 20, 1985.Ewing, Betty, HOUSTON CRONICLE, Introductions Exhibitions Beckons Art Lovers to Sip and See, Sat.. July 14, 1984 p.6 sect. 6.Firestone, David, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Subway Station to be Renovated Keeping Pace with Times Square, July 16, 1998 pps. Al & B6.Freesola, Michael, STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE, Newhouse Gallery Pulls Off 'Clay Feats', Feb.22, 1987, p. El.Freudenheim, Susan, SAN DIEGO TRIBUNE, Downtown Art Scene: Things are Hopping, 2/ 22/' '89Fudge, Jane, SUNDAY CAMERA, Rack and Ruin, May, 27. 1984, pp. 1D-2D.Garcilazo, Miguel,The Daily News, Metro People in Profile, Edgar and Toby Buonagurio Artists, Tuesday, December 24, 1996


Gilchriest, Gail, JULY IN STYLE , Houston This Month, 1985, p.11Gilman. Susan, THE WEST SIDE SPIRIT, The Abortion Rights Counterattack, 4/ 2 / '89, pps. 1,2,14.Glueck, Grace, THE NEW YORK TlMES, Three Offbeat Shows with a Conceptual Beat, Sunday, Nov. 21, 1982, p.29.Glueck, Grace, THE NEW YORK TlMES, Art: Three Shows.Open at New Bronx Museum, Fri. ,May 13, 1983, p.C.24.Glueck, Grace, THE NEW YORK TlMES, Glimpse of the Treasure Trove Collected by a Syracuse Museum, Friday, January 31, 2003, p.E35Golnick, Alan, STATESMAN / ALTERNATIVES, Stony Brook Faculty Shows What They've Got, Wed., Dec., 7, 1983.Green, Roger, TIMES PICAYUNE / LAGNIAPPE, A Stimulating Showcase on Camp, Dec. 8. 1983.Greenfield, Wendy, STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE, Walking Talking Robots Obey Every Command, Fri., Special Feature, Jan. 13, 1984, p. C3.Groarke, Ciaran, Norwood News, Bronx Art Scene Covers "Head to Toe", Vol. 7, #19, Dec. 14-17, '94HANDMADE, May /June 1984. p. 12,Harrison, Helen, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Immortality, in Bronze and Wood for Men and Goddesses, Sunday, June 29, 2003, L.I. p.8Harrison, Helen, THE NEW YORK TIMES, A Celebration of Ceramics, Sunday, Aug. 14, 1983, Long Island Weekly, sect. ll, p.LL 21.Harrrison, Helen, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Diversity Marks Faculty Show at Stony Brook, Sun. Dec 25. 1983, L.I. p. 8.Harrison, Helen, THE NEW YORK TIMES, In Search Of Deeper Meaning, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1986, p. 28Harrison, Helen, THE NEW YORK TIMES, The Guises of Galatea, Sunday, June 29, 2003, p.8. LI.Henry, Gerrit, ART NEWS, Dec. 1982, pps. 152, 154IDAHONIAN, Alice in Wonderland Opens Prichard Year, Sept. 16 / 17, 1989JULIET ART MAGAZINE, Toby Buonagurio, Numero 28, Ottobre- Novembre 1986, p. 34Kingsley, April, ARTS, TOBY BUONAGURIO, April, 1980, p. 14Klein, Ellen Lee, ARTS, TOBY BUONAGURIO: MORE OPTICAL BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE, March, 1986, pp. 55-57Kramer, Mike, THE STONY BROOK STATESMAN, The Faculty Show Opens at Staller, Monday. October 10. 1994, p. 12Kuspit, Donald, THE STUDIO POTTER, Directions and Issues in the Ceramic Sculpture of the Nine-ties, June 1998, Vol.26, Number 2, Frontispiece and pps. 20 -25


Lader, Phyllis, The Smithtown News, Things Getting Hairy Over at STAC, March 10, 1994, p.3ALail, Thomas, THE TIMES UNION/ PREVIEW, Love- Hate Relationship with Biting Kitsch Critique, Thursday, March 4, 1993, p. 19Lebow, Edward, AMERICAN CRAFT, American Ceramics Now: the 27th.Ceramic National, Aug.-Sept. 1987. p. 26.Lewis, John, THE DAILY NEWS, Bronx Museum Opens to Public, Sun. May 8, 1983, The City Sect: Work reproduced on front page, MBI, p.24Lewiston Tribune, Friday, Sept. 15, 1989, Moscow, Idaho.Lipson, Karin, NEWSDAY, Bringing Ritual Dreams to Life in Earth Time, Wed. Oct. l, 1986.Lipson, Karin, NEWSDAY , Outrageous Ceramic Fantasies, Wed. Apr. 16,'86List, Sandy, ITHACA TlMES, Show Stoppers, Feb. 25-Mar 3, 1982Lubar, Robert, ARTS, TOBY BUONAGURIO, Feb. 1982, p.27Lubell,Ellen, If You Can Believe Your Eyes....,SOHO NEWS, April 20-26, 1978Lugo, Mark-Elliott, SAN DIEGO MAGAZINE, Manhattan Transfer, July, 1988, vol. 40, no.9, pp. 135, 200, 201.Lugo, Mark-Elliott, SAN DIEGO MAGAZINE, The View From Manhattan, Oct. 1990,p. 220,Lynch, Louis, CO-OP CITY TlMES, Bronx Museum Opens Satellite, Sat., Oct.6, ' 91, p. 10Mackin, Jeanne, CERAMICS MONTHLY, TOBY BUONAGURIO, Dec. l982,pp. 36-38Malacher, Patricia, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Exploring the Art-Crafts Connection, Sun. Feb. 22, 1987, New Jersey Sect.Malacher, Patricia, THE NEW YORK TlMES, Robots as Products of the Imagination, Sun. Feb. 19. 1984, New Jersey Sect.Maschal, Richard, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, One Artist Runs Cold, The Other, Hot, Sun. Feb. 1 /, 1985, p. 4F.Maschal, Richard, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, Exhibit Features 15 Artists, Mon., Jan. 21,1985, p. 12A.Mason, MS.. THE COLORADO DAILY, The Destroyed Print, May 25-26, 1984, pp 7, 12.May, Mike, THE MARKET SQUARE, A Broth of Fresh Air Souper Douper Tureens, Wed., June 6, 1984, p.l 1.McCombie, Mel, THE NEW ART EXAMINER, May. 1982,McGrath, Darryl,The VOICE, Underground Art UUP members's work on display in Times Square subway station, March 2007, p.16-17McKenna, Barbara, AFT ON CAMPUS, N.Y. artist brings transformative art to Times Square, Sept./Oct 2007 p.16


McDevitt, Robin, PITTSBURGH PRESS, Tureens, Wed., May 23,'84,Sect.C,p.l,9Meyer; Michael, ART/WORLD, April 19, May 17, 1980.Miller, Donald, PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE, Thurs., April 8,1982, p. 20.Moorman, Margaret, NEWSDAY, The Faculty Shows What it Can Do, Tues., Oct. 25, 1994, p.B7THE NEW YORK TIMES, Westchester Guide, Art exhibitions, Sunday, November 3, 1996, WC p.20, Section 13Nadelman,Cynthia, ARTNEWS, Women Artists:Self -Images, Summer '82, p.200Nahas, Dommique, NCECA JOURNAL, A Report on the Panel: Dealers in Context, Vol.8, 1987, pp. 9-11.Nelson, Mary Carroll, AMERICAN ARTIST, Artists and Their Families, part 2, Sharing Life with an Art-ist, Oct. 198 7, p.49.NEUE KERAMIK, Die Neue Formasthetik, Nov / Dec. 1994, pps. 386-389.NEWSDAY, Mon. July 23, 1979, Part ll/ p.32.Niss, Bob, PORTLAND, MAlNE, EVENING EXPRESS, Intlmate Infiuences, Artist Duos are Show's Theme, Arts and Entertainment Sect. April ,1985 O'Beil, Hedy, ARTS review,June, 1978.Olejarz, Harold, ARTS review, Sept. 1980 p.28,Ollman, Leah, LOS ANGELES TlMES, Opposites Wed in Painting, Sculpture Exhibit, Feb. 4, 1989O'Sullivan, Steve, THE POST STANDARD, Museums Have it All From the Surreal to the Sublime, Fri., Feb 12, 1982, p. D.-l.PAN AM CLIPPER MAGAZINE, East West Network Publications,NewYork, Jan. 1984. p. 12.THE PATENT TRADER, Color, Kitsch and Irony....What a Great Show, Thurs. Nov.7, 1996,p. A8Papsian, John and Dunlap, Davis W., THE NEW YORK TIMES, Crossroads of the Whirl, From Grand to Honky-Tonk to Renewed the Times Square Station Mirrored the Area It Served, (text and illustration) Sunday, March 28, 2004. CY p.13Parks,Steve, NEWSDAY, Living to Make Art on the Island, Fri-.Oct. 11, '91 Part II. pps. 84, 85, 99.Perreaul t.John, SOHO NEWS , The Not Plainer Dimension, Jan.28,'81 ,p.56.Phillips, Deborah, ART NEWS, April. 1981, p. 191.Phillips, Joseph Andrew, The Sunday Gazette, Academic Art Exhibit Showcases Work of Art Teach-ers, Feb. 27, 1994, p.Gl-2Piche, Thomas, SYRACUSE HERALD JOURNAL, Everson Show Gives Artist's Vision of Our Era, Feb.7.1982, P. 4.Piche, Thomas, KERAMOS, The Ceramics Journal of the Everson Museum of Art, The Ceramics Nationals:An Internal Review, Vol. 1# 1, Syracuse, New York, 1992, p.11


Piche, Thomas, AMERICAN CERAMICS, TOBY BUONAGURIO, Vol. 1#3, 1982, pp. 10-13Pluchart, Francoise, ART VIVANT, Juillet-Aout 1984, pps.8,9.Preston.Malcom, NEWSDAY, Art Review: Heckscher's New 'View', Fri., Jan. 13, 1984, part 11/p. 19.THE PRINCETOWN SPECTRUM, May 3 1.1978, p. 7.ROBOTICS WORLD, Robots as Art , March 1983, p.58Raynor, Vivien, NEW YORK TIMES, 2 Congugal Shows Striking Differences, Sunday, November 17, 1996, WC Sect. p. 16Raynor, Vivien, NEW YORK TIMES, In Various Guises The Human Form Endures as Inspiration, Sunday,Nov. 10, 1991,WC Sect. p.26.Reinstein, Gila. CURRENTS, Inventing a Fantastic Reality, Vol. 10 # 6, Sept. 1992, pps. 1, 6.RIVERDALE PRESS, Fanciful Figures to Show Lighter Side, Thursday,April 1, 1993, p. A- 13, Bronx, New YorkSAGE COLLEGES MAGAZINE, Galleries Feature the Famous and the Fantastic, Vol. ll #1 , Troy , N.Y., Feb. 1993, p. 5.SAGE TIMES, Toby Buonagurio Exhibited at SAGE JCA Rathebone Gallery, Vol. 2 #10. Troy, N.Y., Feb. 12. 1993Sakel, Sassona, ART SPEAK, Feb. 12, 1981, Vol. III, p.5.Schwartz, Ellen. PRINT REVIEW 16, The Destroyed Print, 1983.SCIENCE ACTIVITIES, Feb/ Mar. 1984.SELF, Conde Nast Pub., Jan 1984, p. 1 10.THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS , Apnl 4, 1979.Shannon, Mark, AMERICAN CERAMICS, Toby Buonagurio, vol.6/ 1,p.46.Silverman, Francine, BRONX PRESS REVIEW, LOVE AND ART UNDER ONE ROOF, Vol.L VI I,Number 11, March 13-19, 1997. p. 11Silverman, Francine, RIVERDALE REVIEW, LOVE AND ART UNDER ONE ROOF , Thursday, March 13 1997, p. 11Slivka, Rose, East Hampton Star, From the Studio, Dec. 2, 1993Slobin, Sarah, THE NEW YORK TIMES, Mott Haven, An Artist Couple with Differing Styles, Sunday, Sept. 15, 1996, The City Sect., p. 14Smith, Howard, THE VILLAGE VOICE, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, Nov.,1982.P.26.Snug Harbor Magazine,Toby Buonagurio: Clay Feats, Winter 1986, pps.3,8.Sparke, Penny, DESIGN MAGAZINE, Machines to Make You Wonder, London, England, 1984Spence, Carol, THE ITHACA TIMES, The Expression Business Flourishes Here, March 1980


Stahl, Robin, SUNDAY TRI BUNE REVIEW, Soup,Beautiful Soup Subject, of Exhibition , June 10. 1984, Food Sect.E.Stapp, Duane, ARTS, Nov., 1980, p.31.STATESMAN, ART REVIEW: FACULTY SHOW. Feb. 8, 1988.Stern, Ellen, NEW YORK MAGAZINE, Best Bets, April 17, 1978.Stern, Ellen, NEW YORK MAGAZINE, Best Bets, April 7, 1980.STUDIO POTTER, THE, Politics and Clay, June 2001, Vol. 29, # 2 p. 93Swift, Eileen, Newsday, All's Fair in Hair, Love & History, 1994Stony Brook for Alumni and Friends of the University at Stony Brook, Subterranean Art, Vol. 1, #1, Fall 1992, p.7Stony Brook for Alumni and Friends of the University at Stony Brook, fall "93, p.6STONY BROOK PRESS, Don't Fire These Faculty Artists! , 0ct 1 ,'91 p 13STONY BROOK STATESMAN, Statesman Features, Thurs.,Oct. 13, '94.p. 12STONY BROOK WEEK, Vol. 1, No. 4, Sept. 21, 1994SUFFOLK LIFE NEWSPAPERS, Faculty on Exhibition at S.U.N.Y. Through Jan. 4, Wed., Nov.30,1983, p. 11E.Sullivan, Gary, THE NEWS TRIBUNE, Robots: A Fantasy Turned Reality, Woodbridge, N.J , Jan. 20. 1984, p. 16SYRACUSE HERALD AMERICAN STAR, Feat of Clay, Sunday, April 5, 1987. p. I Color cover reproduction, p. 11Trancoso, Ricardo, BRONX TIMES REPORTER, The Beat of the Bronx, 25 Years In Love With Art ( & Each Other), November 21,1996 p.8Thompson, Elizabeth, SAUDI ARABIA ARAB NEWS, 1984 Robots as People, People as Robots, Feb. 20, 1984.TlMES - BEACON NEWS PAPER, Visitors Reap Plenty In Show that Art Faculty Showed, October 3, 1991, p. C7 Tully,Judd, COVER, TOBY BUONAGURIO, June 1988, Vol. 2. # 6, P. 15. Twardy, Charles A., THE STATE, Clothing, Jewelry Display a Clever Idea, Columbia. S.C., 11/ ' 88University at Stony Brook, Currents, People, October '93 Vol. ll, # 6, p.2 THE VOICE, Continuing Faculty Development Awards,, Vol. 22. No. 2, Oct. 1994, p. 11 VilLAGE TIMES / VIILLAGE BEACON, Perspectives and Vistas of Art, Inside and Out, Feb. 4, 1988. Wasserman, Isabelle, SAN DIEGO UNION, ART WORTHY, Sunday. Feb. 19, 1989. Wechsler. Susan, AMERICAN CERAMICS, A House is Not a Home, Vol. 4, # 3, p. 61Weiss, Marion Wolberg, Dan's Papers, Art Commentary, Wall toWall at the Benton, Dec. 10, '93, p.40


Windrow, Patricia, THE VILLAGE HERALD, S.U.S.B.. Faculty Show Stuff, Feb., 17. 1988.Windrow, Patricia, THREE VILLAGE HERALD, First ClassTeachers Exhibition, Wed., Nov. 30, 1983.Wix, Elizabeth, NEWSDAY, At SUNY: Those Who Teach Can, Fri. Oct. 11, ' 91, Part II, p, 99.Wright, Peg Churchill. THE DAILY GAZETTE, Artist Captures the Flash and Trash of American Men-tality in Ceramics,Thurs., Mar.4. '93,p.A-9Zakin,Mikail, CRAFT HORIZON, Oct. 1978.

Zimmer, William, THE NEW YORK TIMES, A Kind of Harmony at the Bronx Museum, Sunday, May 15, 1983. Westchester Weekly-Sect.ll,p. 14.

BOOKS:

ALONG THE WAY MTA ARTS FOR TRANSIT, Sandra Bloodworth and William Ayres,Monacelli Press, 2006, pps. 30, 198AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS, Dr. Dong-Hun Chung, Seoul, Korea, 2003, pps 84-87AMERICAN ART GALLERIES , THE ILLUSTATED GUIDE TO THEIR ART AND ARTISTS, Les Krant/ Editor and Publisher, 1985, p 882.AMERICAN ARTISTS, AN ILLUSTRATED SURVEY OF LEADING CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, Les Krantz, 1985, pp 62,64.ARTFUL JESTERS: Innovators of Visual Wit and Humor by Nicholas Roukes, Ten Speed Press, 2003, pps. 46, 47AMERICAN CERAMICS, The collection of Everson Museum of Art, Rizolli, New York. Everson Museum of Art. Syracuse, N.Y.,1989, pp 217-218.CERAMICS: A POTTERS HANDBOOK, 5th. Edition, Glenn C. Nelson, Holt, Rinehart, Winston, 1984, p. 126.CERAMIC FIGURES, A Directory of Artists , Michael Flynn, Rutgers University Press, 2002, pps. 29-31CERAMICS TODAY. T. BUONAGURIO, U.S.A. Interview by Susan Wechsler, Publisher: Editions Olizane, Geneva, Switzerland, 54 pages., 24 color plates, 6 black and white photos, 1984.CRAFT AND THE ART OF CLAY, THE , Susan Peterson. 3rd, edition, p.275DESIGN SYNECTICS: STIMULATING CREATIVITY IN DESIGN, Nicholas Roukes, Davls Publications, Inc., Worcester, Mass.. 1988 p. 173.500 FIGURES IN CLAY,Ceramic Artists Celebrate the Human Form, Lark Books, 2004, pps. 232,307


HANDS IN Cl AY, 3rd. Edition, Charlotte Speight and John Toki, Mayfield Publishing, 1994, pps. 284, 317, pl. 40HANDS IN CLAY, 5th. Edition, Charlotte Speight and John Toki, Mayfield Publishing, 2004 p. 424, HANDS IN CLAY, 4th. Edition, Charlotte Speight and John Toki, Mayfield Publishing, 1999, p. 300, color pl. 34HUMOR IN ART A CELEBRATION OF VISUAL WIT, Nicholas Roukes,Davis Publications, Worcester, Mass., 1997 p. 140.IMAGES IN CLAY SCULPTURE, Charlotte Speight, Icon Editions, Harper and Row Publishers, 1983, New York, p. 101.LOW FIRE: OTHER WAYS TO WORK IN CLAY, Leon I. Nigrosh, Davis Publications, Worchcster Mass., 1980, p. C-5.MAKE IT IN CLAY: A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO CERAMICS, by Charlotte Speiqht and John Toki. Mayfield Publ. Mountain View Ca., 1997, p. 107, pl. 32MODERN SCULPTURE ,1990, Cedco Publishing Co., San Rafael. Ca., (image reproduced opp. week of May 27)NEW YORK REVIEW, Les Krantz, Macmillan Publishers, New York, 1981.pp. 166, 171.POSTMODERN CERAMICS, Mark Del Vecchio, Thames and Hudson Publishers, 2001, pps. 152, 153, 193ROBOTS -MACHINES IN MAN'S IMAGE, Isaac Asimoz and Karen Frenkel, Harmony Books, New York, pp. 182,183.SCULPTING CLAY, Lcon I. Nigrosh, Davis Publication, Worcester Mass, 1992, p 91, color #7WEDDING TRADITIONS :HERE COMES THE BRIDE, Joanne Dubbs BalI and Caroline Torem- Craig, reproduction of work opposite P. 1 WOMEN ARTISTS 1990 ENGAGEMENT BOOK/ CALENDER, Abbeville Press Inc., New York City, ( image reproduced opp. week of Sept 10)WOMEN ARTISTS 199l DATEBOOK, Cedco Publishing Co., San Rafael, Ca., (image reproduced opp. week of May 26).WOMEN ARTISTS 1993, calender/ datebook, Cedco Publishing Company, ( Image reproduced opp. February 7)

CATALOGS:

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2003-2004, Year Four of the Second Five Year Plan, Stony Brook State University of New York , cover and p.6


ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2003-2004, Year Five of the Second Five Year Plan, Stony Brook State University of New York , p.7ALICE AND LOOK WHO ELSE, THROUGH THE L OOKING GLASS, Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, N.Y.C., 1988, travelling exhibition.ADORNMENTS, Bernice Steinbaum Gailery,Essays by John Perreault and Judy Collischan Van Wagner, 1985. travelling exhibitionANIMALS AT THE ARSENAL, The Arsenal Gallery,City of NewYork, Dept of Cultural Affairs. Essay: Joanne Barkan, Jon R.Friedman, 1981ART EN ROUTE, MTA ARTS FOR TRANSIT, Catalog for the exhibition presented by Metropolitan Transit Authority at Painewebber Group Inc N.Y.C. and Museums at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, N.Y , 1994, p29ASHES TO ASHES- VISIONS OF DEATH, The Alternative Museum, N.Y.C. Essay by Judd Tully, 1983.BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS SATELLITE GALLERY PROGRAM 1982-84, p. 10BRONX COUNCIL ON THE ARTS, Annual Member's Reception 2001, BRIO Excellence in Arts Award Catalog.BRONX COUNCIL ON THE ARTS, ARTS REVIEW 2001BUONAGURIO: SCULPTURE, STATE OE THE ARTS: MISSISSIPPI, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans. La , 1983C.A. P.S. 1980-'81, GRAPHIC ARTISTS, PAINTERS,PHOTOGRAPHERS, SCULPTORS , Creative Artists Public Service Program, New York State Council on the Arts. C.E.D FALL 1991, UNIVERSITY AT STONY BROOK SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION Cover reproduction.CERAMIC DIRECTIONS: A CONTEMPORARY OVERVIEW, Curated by Toby Buonagurio and Chris Dayman, July 15 - Sept 15, 1983, Fine Arts Center Art Gallery, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York.CLAY FROM MOLDS: MULTIPLES, ALTERED CASTINGS ,COMBIINATIONS, John Michael Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, Wise.,1978. CONFRONTATIONAL CLAY: THE ARTIST AS SOCIAL CRITIC, 2000, travelling exhibition curated by Dr.Judith Schwartz. ICONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER & ART CARS KREWE OF CLONES, New Orleans, La., 1983 CONTEMPORARYSELF-PORTRAITS, Allan Frumkin Gallery, N.Y.C. 1982.


DESTROYED PRINT, THE, Dept. of Exhibitions, Pratt Institute, Introduction by Ellen Schwartz, essay by Kay Larson,1982.DIE VERLASSENEN SCHUHE, Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Bonn,Germany 1993FIRST ANNUAL BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS BENEFfT, June 14,1982FACULTY ART EXHIBIT STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY, State University Plaza Gallery, Albany, New York, 2005FACULTY EXHIBITION 2000, University Art Gallery, Staller Center for the Arts, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook. N.Y.FACULTY SHOW '91, S.U N.Y. Stony Brook, University Art Galley, Staller Centerr for the Arts, Stony Brook, N.Y.FACULTY SHOW ,State University or New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook. N.Y., Nov. 22,1983- Jan.4,1984.FACULTY SHOW '88, University Art Gallery, S U N.Y. Stony Brook, Stony Brook, N.Y.FIFTEENTH ANNUAL WEST AND THE LAW, travelling exhibition, St.Paul Minnesota, 1990.FRAGILE BLOSSOMS, ENDURING EARTH: THE JAPANESE INFLUENCE ON AMERICAN

CERAMICS, The Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York, 1989.GREAT AMERICAN FOOT, The Museum of Contemporary Craft, N.Y.C., text: Paul Smith,Judith Staoten McGee, Ruth Amdur Tannenhaus,1978GRAPHICS PLUS , Herbert F Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca N.Y., essay by Barbara Blackwell. 1981GREAT ATLANTA -NEW YORK SCULPTURE EXCHANGE, The Third Floor, Atlanta, Ga., text by Steven Steinman, 1979.GRADUATE STUDIES, ART, Stony Brook, State University of New York, p. 1K & B CORPORATE COLLECTION, K & B Corp. New Orleans, La. 1982/ 83 K & B CORPORATE COLLECTION, K & B Corp., New Orleans, la, 1989/ 90LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY CERAMICS FROM THE EVERSON COLLECTION, Taiwan's National Museum of History, Taiwan, China, 1994NCECA '97 Guilty Pleasures, The 31st Annual Meeting of the National Council on the Fducation for the Ceramic Arts, April 2-5, 1997ONE PLUS ONE= TWO, travellling exhibition, essay by Donald Kuspit and Melinda Wortz. Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, N.Y C, 1984SOUP, SOUP BEAUTIFUL SOUP, travelling exhibition, Campbell Museum, Camden, N.J. 1983.SACRED ARTFACTS: OBJECTS OF DEVOTION, Exhibition curators: Geno Rodngucz, Kenneth Friedman, essay by Kenneth Friedman, 1982.


SUCCESS BOOK OF 2004-2005, Stony Brook State University of New York, p. 29THE ROBOT EXHIBIT: HISTORY, FANTASY, REALITY, Catalog for two year travelling exhibition , American Craft Museum NYC, 1984. THE 13th. CHUNICHI ARTS SHIMBUN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF CERAMIC, Nagoya, Japan, 1985. iTHOM THOMPSON, RETRO. A Selection of Works From 1969-2000 , Staller Center Art Gallery, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, N.Y.p.2

TOBY BUONAGURIO + EDGAR BUONAGURIO 25 YEARS l971-1996, Hostos Art Gallery, Hostos Center- for Arts and Culture, Eugenio Maria De Hostos Community College, CUNY, Bronx, NewYork, 1996, Essay by Donald Kuspit THE 27TH. CERAMIC NATIONAL : AMERICAN CERAMICS NOW, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, N.Y. 1987. Travelling ExhibitionTHE 28TH. CERAMIC NATIONAL: CLAY, COLOR, CONTENT, Everson Museum of Art. Syracuse, N.Y. 1987, Travelling Exhibition.TOBY BUONAGURIO March 18-April 26, 1986, Fine Arts Gallery, State University of New York at Stony Brook. Essay by Rhonda Cooper. UNPAINTED PORTRAIT, CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITURE IN NON TRADITIONAL MEDIA, John Michael Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, Wisc ., text by Valerle Tvrdik, 1979. IVICTIMS AND VIOLAT IONS, SUSAN AUSTIN: PHOTOGRAPHS, TOBY BUONAGURIO:

SCULPTURE, STATE OF THE ARTS, MISSISSIPPI, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans,La., 1983VIEWS BY WOMEN ARTISTS, Sixteen independently curated theme shows sponsored by the New York chapter of the Women's Caucus for the Arts, 1982WORKING WfTH TRADITION, THE ACADEMIC ARTIST, Essay: Donald Kuspit, Burchfield Art Center, State University College at Buffalo, N.Y.

GRANTS, HONORS AND FELLOWSHIPS:

2007 Research Foundation Research and Scholarship Award, State University of New York , Albany, N.Y. 2007 BRlO Bronx Recognizes, Its Own, Excellence in Arts Awards for Sculpture, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, New York2007 Honor: Faculty of Achievement Award Dinner, Stony Brook University, November 13, 2007


2001 BRlO Bronx Recognizes, Its Own, Excellence in Arts Awards for Sculpture, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, New York1998 BRlO Bronx Recognizes, Its Own, Excellence in Arts Awards for Sculpture, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, New York.1997 Invited Visiting Guest Artist, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Shigaraki, Japan1996 BRlO Bronx Recognizes, Its Own, Excellence in Arts Awards for Sculpture, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, New York1996 Award Recipient: Artist for Community Enrichment. (ACE), Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, N.Y.1994 Award Recipient: NYS/ UUP Professional Development and Quality of Working Life Cornmittee Continuing Faculty Development Program 1994 State University of New York at Stony Brook Research Support Grant from the Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts.1994 Honor: Faculty of Achievement Award Dinner ,Stony Brook University, May 4, 19941993 Honor: Faculty of Achievement Award Dinner, Stony Brook University, May 6 19931992 BRlO Bronx Recognizes, Its Own, Excellence in Arts Awards for Sculpture, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, New York.1992 State University of New York at Stony Brook Research Support Grant from the Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts.

1990 Everson Museum of Art "Medal of Honor" in conjunction with invitation to the 28th Ceramic National, Everson Museum of Art, Syracsue .N.Y. 1984 State University of New York at Stony Brook Research Support Grant from the Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts. 1983 Contemporary Arts Center Grant for Participation in New Orleans artists' Mardi Gras "Krewe of Clones" Parade. New Orleans, La.1980-1981Creative Artists Public Service Fellowship (C.A.P.S.):Drawing

RADIO, TELEVISION. VIDEO

1996 November 16, 1990, BXNY BRONX NET, Cable television coverage of the exhibit ion: TOBY BUONAGURIO + EDGAR BUONAGURIO 25 YEARS, 1971-1996, Hostos Art Gallery, Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture, Eugenio De Maria Hostos Community College, CUNY, Bx,N.Y. Interview by Linda Allen.


1989 December 16, 1989 FREISTIL,Chanel WDR, 11:00 p.m., Cologne, Germany. Produced by Tag Traum, Cologne, Germany 1989 December 12. 1989 FREISTIL , EINS PLUS Cable television, 10:00 p.m., Cologne , Germany. Produced by Tag Traum, Cologne, Germany 1989 March 8, 1989, Channel 8, P.M. MAGAZINE, television coverage of the exhibition: Relationships: Edgar Buonagurio and Toby Buonagurio, Faith Nightinoale Gallery, San Diego, Ca.1989 March, 1989, Channel 10, News Weekend Edition, Adrienne Alpert, television coverage of the exhibition: Relationships: Edgar Buonagurio and Toby Buonagurio, Faith Nightingale Gallery, San Diego, Ca.1989 March, 1989, Channel 8, late evening news, San Diego, Ca., Coverage of exhibition: Relationships: Edgar Buonagurio andToby Buonagurio, Faith Nightingale Gallery. 1988 May 20, 1988, Channel 2, CBS News coverage of solo exhibition at the Bernice Steinbaurn Gallery at 6:55 p.m.1984 July 5th, WAKE UP HOUSTON, Channel 39, 5:00 a m. Iinterview with two Houston art gallery directors, in conjunction with "introductions '84"June 17,19841983 May, BIG APPLE MINUTE, Channel 5, Fri. 10:48 p.m., television coverage of my Bronx Museum of the Arts exhibition, repeated over two weeks.1983 May 5th.,Radio interview with Judy Simmons, WLIB, 1190 a.m. radio, 11:51 a.m.1976 MIDDAY LIVE, 10 minute television interview on WNEW Channel 5,

INVITED LECTURES / DEMONSTRATIONS:

2002 March 16, 2002, Technical presentation and slide talk titled: Toby Buonagurio: Fantasy Sculpture Meets Functional Fittings, at Ceramic Supply of New York and New Jersey, Lodi, N.J.2003 July 6, 2003: Rhinestone Babes , Feature Creatures and ....Presented slide talk on my work with the exhibition: "Guises of Galatea", Gallery North North, Setauket, N.Y. 1999 April 28, 1999: Rhinestones and Glitter, Toby Buonagurio's Idiosyncratic Ceramic Sculpture, slide talk on my work, Bronx Council on the Arts BRIO Award Speaker Series, Bronx River Art Center and Gallery, Bronx, N.Y.

1998 Nov. 9, 1998. Presented slide talk on the evolution of my work, Kyoto College of Art, Kyoto Japan.


1997 October 25, 1997. Presented slide talk on the evolution of my ceramic sculpture, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Shigaraki, Japan.1997 April 3, 4, 1997: Two day technical presentation at NCECA '97 :Guilty Pleasures, The 31Annual Meeting of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, Las Vegas, Nv.1997 April 4, 1997, Presented slide talk surveying my work at NCECA '97: Guilty Pleasures, The 31Annual Meeting of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, Las Vegas, Nv. 1997 March 21, 1997, Presented slide talk surveying 25 years of my ceramic sculpture at the conference: Bronx Women Movlng The World , in conjunction with Women's History Month, Lehman College, CUNY, Bx.. N.Y.1996 November 20, 1996, Delivered gallery talk at Westchester Community College, in conjunction with the exhibition:Creations in Color Paintings by Vincent Baldassano and Sculpture by Toby Buonagurio,Valhalla, N.Y1996 December 4, 1996, Presented gallery talk to bi-lingual students at Hostos Community College, Hostos Art Gallery, Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture, Eugenio De Maria Hostos Community College, CUNY, Bx ,N.Y Talk was in conjunction with the exhibition: TOBY BUONA-GURIO + EDGAR BUONAGURIO 25 YEARS 1971- 1996.1996 Monday, April 15. 1996. Delivered slide talk on my work to graduate art students in the Art Dept, at Chiba University, Chiba, Japan The talk was titled: New York Glitter: The Flamboyant Ce-ramic Sculpture of Toby Buonagurio.1993 Sunday, November 7, 1993 Delivered slide talk on my work titled :Neon Daydreams, at the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in conjunction with the exhibition Die Verlassenen Schuhe, Bonn, Germany.1993 March 3, 1993, Toby Buonagurio- Ceramic Sculpture: Eccentric Visions, presented slide lec-ture on my work at Sage Junior College of Albany in conjunction with my solo exhibition at the college.1993 March 4, 1993 Toby Buonagurio- Ceramic Sculpture: Eccentric Visions, presented slide lec-ture w on my work at Skidmore College, Troy , N.Y. in conjunction with my solo exhibi-tion at Sage Junior College.1993 April 22,1993, Toby Buonagurio- Ceramic Sculpture: Eccentric Visions, presented slide talk on my work at Lehman College, Carmen Hall, "Arts and Humanities" seminar, in conjunc-tion with the Bronx Council on the Arts Bronx, N Y 1990 Tues. Nov. 1 3,1990, SU.NY. Stony Brook, presented slide talk on my work titled: Sunken Treasures Gilded Pleasures, "Topics In Art Lecture Series" .


1987 Feb. 20, 1987, ARTISTS TALK ON ART, 22 Wooster Street, N.Y. The Clay Artist as Social Critic, panel discussion1986 Wed., Oct. 8, 1986, College of New Rochelie, Return of the Buonagurios, New Rochelle, N.Y. Presented slide talk on my work.1986 Tues. April 15, 1986, S.U.N.Y- Stony Brook. Presented slide talk on my work titled:The Al-tered, Persona and Some Other Bright Ideas, "Topics in Art L ecture Series".1984 Nov.8, 1984, CLAY IN THE EAST, University of Delaware. Presented slide talk on my work and panel participation on ceramic sculpture.

1984 Dec. 6, 1984, ART FORUM LECTURE SERIES, Montclair State College,Upper Montclair, NJ. Presented slide talk on my work.1983 Nov 13,1983 Panel participation THE NEW FIGURATION AND THE HUMANIST TRADITION, panelists: Toby Buonagurio, Leon Golub, Peter Dean, Susan Austin, KE Francis, Contemporary Arts Center,New Orleans, Louisiana.1983 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook. N.Y. Presented slide talk on my work tiltled: LOST AND FOUND: IMAGE TRANSFORMATION IN MY CERAMIC SCULPTURE1980 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook,N.Y.Delivered slide talk on my work.1980 Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, Martha Van Rennssler Hall,. Delivered slide survey and lecture on contemporary ceramic sculpture.1979 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook N.Y. Delivered slide survey and lecture on contemporary ceramic sculpture. 1978 Teacher's College, Columbia University, NY. Presented slide talk on my work.1976 College of New Rorhelle, New Rochelle, N.Y. Presented slide talk on my work.1974 College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N.Y Presented slide talk on my work.

SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:

Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Arts for Transit, New York CityAlternative Museum, New York City.Best Products. Richmond VirginiaBurdines Corporation, Miami FloridaCenter for the Arts, Vero Beach, FloridaEverson Museum of Art. Syracuse. New York.


Heckscher Museum, Huntington, New York.John Michael Kohler Corporation, New Orleans, LouisianaK &. B Corporation, New Orleans, Louisiana.I aser Physics Incorporated, N.Y.CMint Museum of Art, Charlotte, North Carolina.Museum of Contemporary Art, Shigaraki, JapanRich's Incorporated, Atlanta. Georgia.S.G. D. Corporation, N. Y. CShigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Shigaraki, JapanSylvania Shoe Corporation, N.Y.C.

SPECIAL PROJECTS:

2005 TIMES SQUARE TIMES: 35 TIMES, comprised of 35 unique, one of a kind sculptural ceramic reliefs, commissioned by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Arts for Transit for the Times Square -42 Street Subway Station. The 35 reliefs are permanently in-stalled in "lighted boxes" along 800 feet of the glass block clad walls throughout theTimes Square Station 1997 Invited Guest Artist, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, October 1997, Shigaraki, Japan.1994 Dada Ball: Benefit for Housing Works and Visual AIDS, invited to contribute an artwork in collaboration with Nobu restaurant for "Just Desserts", organized by Garth Clark and Mark Del Vecchio, Webster Hall, N Y.C.

1989 One of five finalists to present: a maquette for a wall frieze for Hostos Community College, West Campus, MTA Building Bronx, N.Y.1989 Commissioned by the National Organization of Women, N.Y.C. Chapter to design the Heroic Woman T Shirt for the April 9. 1989 march on Washington,DC.1988 Snake Charmer Robot, all metal sculpture cast at Tallix Foundry, Beacon, N.Y , comprised of twenty -seven sections of bronze, stainless steel, anodized aluminum with patinas, polyurethane enamels and glitter. Private commission.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:


2006 S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty Speaker, Art Department, commencement exercises. Stony Brook, N.Y.2005 S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty Speaker, Art Department, commencement exercises. Stony Brook, N.Y.1998 S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty Speaker, Art Department, commencement exercises. Stony Brook, N.Y.1989 S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty speaker. Art Department, commencement exercises., Stony Brook , N.Y.1983 S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty speaker, Art Department commencement excercises. Stony Brook , N.Y.1979 S U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Faculty speaker, Art Department commencement excercises, Stony Brook , N.Y.1987 ARTISTS TALK ON ART, participated on the panel, "The Artist as Social Critic", Fri. Feb 201983 Co-curated and installed, "CERAMIC DIRECTIONS: A CONTEMPORARY OVERVIEW",July 15- Sept 15, 1983, Fine Arts Gallery, S U.N.Y at Stony Brook, Essays in the accompanying catalog by Toby Buonagurio and Chris Cayman.

TRAVEL ABROAD:

2008 Italy2006 Czech Republic, Austria2004 Belgium, Netherlands2003 Italy, Sicily2001 Holland2000 Israel1998 Japan1997 Japan1996 Japan1995 Cayman Islands, British Virgin islands1994 Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles1993 Germany / Puerto Rico1992 London / Paris1991 Costa Rica1985 France/ Morocco


1984 Mexico1983 Italy1982 Greece / Turkey1981 France / Spain1979 Italy1974 Canada


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