HONORS

USC Upstate 2008 Faculty Award for Scholarly and Creative Pursuits
Selected artist: USC, Ashley River Tower Contemporary Carolina Collection, Medical University of South Carolina , Charleston, SC
Registered artist: SouthernArtistry.org of the Southern Arts Federation: http://www.southernartistry.org/index.cfm
TRIENNIAL 2004, South Carolina Arts Commission, Columbia, SC 2004
SECAC, Southeastern College Art Conference Award for Teaching Excellence 2004
Award for Excellence in Directing International Studies, USC Upstate 2004
Belle W. Baruch Visiting Scholar Fellowship, Hobcaw Barony Plantation, Georgetown, SC, The Belle W. Baruch Foundation 2002
USCS Faculty Sabbatical Award Spring 2002, research of technology in Art 2002
TRIENNIAL 2001, South Carolina Arts Commission, Columbia, SC 2001
Artist Fellow, Pritchard's Island Artist Retreat, Beaufort County Arts Council & Pritchard's Island Research Center 2001
Visiting Artist, Winterthur, Switzerland, Artist Exchange sponsors Spartanburg Arts Partnership & Arts Council of Winterthur 2000
100 Years/100 Artists, SC Arts Commission & SC State Museum, selection of 100 most significant Artists in SC for the 20th C 1999
Visiting Artist, University of South Carolina, Columbia 1999
University of South Carolina Spartanburg Teacher of the Year 1999
TRIENNIAL '98, South Carolina Arts Commission, Columbia, SC 1998
USCS Boyer Scholarship Award for Teaching Release Time and Productive Research 1998
Americas 2000, Works on Paper , Minot State University, Minot, ND, Judges Purchase Award 1998
South Carolina Arts Commission Individual Artist Project Support Grant 1997
USC Research and Productive Scholarship, SPAR Award Grant 1997
Curriculum Leadership Institute in the Arts, Lander University, 1996
Texas National '95, Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX, Second Place Cash Award, Leon Golub, Juror 1995
TRIENNIAL '92 Traveling Exhibition, Gibbes Museum, Charleston and Stanback Museum, Orangeburg, SC 1992
41st Annual Exhibition, Guild of South Carolina Artists, First Place Painting 1991
South Carolina Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship 1990
Southeastern Juried Exhibition, FAMOS Museum Mobile, AL, Judge's Award 1990
Nominee: 1982-83 AVA, Awards in the Visual Arts 1982
South Carolina Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship 1981
Appalachian National Drawing Competition, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, Judge's Award 1980
NEA/SECCA Southeast Seven IV, Individual Artist Fellowship, Winston-Salem, NC 1980

COLLECTIONS

MUSC, Ashley River Tower Contemporary Carolina Collection, Medical University of South Carolina , Charleston, SC (ten works)
Equitable Life, New York, NY
South Carolina State Collection, Columbia, SC (four works, 1-1979, 1-1984, 2-1999)
Aetna Shirt Manufacturing, Baltimore, MD
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Charlotte, NC
McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, Columbia
Capitol South, Inc., Charleston, SC
Stouffers Hotels, Winston-Salem, NC (two works)
Buyers Communications Systems, Atlanta, GA
Palmetto Bank and Trust, Simpsonville, SC
Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, NC
Beaufort Arts Council, Pritchard's Island Collection, Beaufort, SC
Fine Arts Center, Greenville South Carolina
Numerous Private Collections in US and Italy


GALLERY REPRESENTATION

Red Clover Gallery, Landrum, SC: www.redclovergallery.com



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Jane Allen Nodine is Professor of Art and Director of the Curtis R. Harley Art Gallery at the University of South Carolina Upstate. Her work has taken many forms over the years including techniques in drawing, painting, design, jewelry-metalsmithing, installation and photography. Her most recent research involves computer manipulation of digital imagery and techniques for merging traditional photography and drawing with new forms of imaging and print technology. An example of this work was included in the South Carolina State Museum's TRIENNIAL 2004 exhibition in Columbia, and the 2005 Appalachian Corridors exhibition at the Avampato Museum in Charleston, West Virginia. During the fall of 2006 Jane began research in encaustics and integrated the process into her work. Since that time she has completed several groups of work for exhibition, and performed research of encaustic techniques with the R&F Paint manufacturing company in Kingston, NY. October of 2007 Jane presented a solo exhibition of encaustic works at Mary Baldwin College in Virginia, and ten of her encaustic paintings were acquired by MUSC, the Medical University of South Carolina for the Ashley River Tower Contemporary Carolina Collection, Charleston, SC. Nodine is currently scheduled for a group exhibition at the Frist Center for the Arts in Nashville, Tennessee during 2008.

Nodine's work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe and she has been recognized with numerous awards including an NEA/SECCA Southeastern Seven IV Fellowship from the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and two South Carolina Arts Commission Artist Fellowships. In 2002 Jane was awarded the Belle W. Baruch Visiting Scholar Fellowship to Hobcaw Barony Plantation, Georgetown, South Carolina where she performed a photographic research project that was completed in 2003. Jane received the 1999 University of South Carolina Upstate Excellence in Teaching Award, and the 2004 SECAC, Southeastern College Art Conference Award for Teaching Excellence. In 1999 Nodine was selected by the South Carolina State Museum and the South Carolina Arts Commission as one of the one hundred most significant artists in South Carolina during the 20th century.

Nodine holds MFA and BFA degrees from the University of South Carolina and she has numerous years experience teaching at the college level. From the late 1970's to the mid 1990's Jane owned and operated Jane Nodine HARDWEAR, a jewelry design and manufacturing company. In 1999 Nodine developed a program in art and Italian culture that gives students an opportunity to study and travel in Italy to locations including Milan, Venice, Florence, and Rome. Travel Study in Italy is offered every other Maymester and students can register for transferable college credit. Jane is also director of Internships for the USC Upstate Visual Art program.