Alan Paine Radebaugh with Fertile Fragment III

Born in Boston and raised in Maine and New York, Alan Paine Radebaugh moved to New Mexico in 1979. He studied photography and jewelry-making at the College of Wooster in the '70's and print-making at the University of New Mexico, receiving a BFA. During the '80's he designed sculptural furniture. Since 1988 Radebaugh's predominant medium has been painting.

• Public Collections
• Awards/Residencies
• Solo Exhibitions
• Selected Group Exhibitions
• Commissions
• Book Publications
• Illustrated Catalogues
• Selected Reviews/Articles/Publications

• Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
• The College of Wooster
• New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts
• New Mexico State Capitol Art Collection
• Ohio State University: Arden Sisler Center
• Portland Museum of Art, Maine
• University of New Mexico: Health Sciences Center
• University of New Mexico: Jonson Gallery
• University of New Mexico: Museum of Fine Art
• Washington & Jefferson College

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• Bravos Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts, Albuquerque Arts Alliance 2008
• Artist-in-Residence, Gushul Studio, University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada 2001, 2002
• Artist's Grant and Residency, Vermont Studio Center 1997
• Purchase Award, Albuquerque Museum 1983

• Jonson Gallery of the University of New Mexico Art Museum, Mass: of our world, 2007
• Coleman Gallery Contemporary Art, Albuquerque, NM 2001, 2005, 2006
• James Reid, Ltd, Santa Fe, NM 1997, 1999, 2004
• 516 Magnifico Artspace, Albuquerque, NM 2002
• University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center 1999

 

• University of New Mexico, Zimmerman Library 1999
• Peter Eller Gallery, Albuquerque, NM 1998
• Outpost Performance Space, Albuquerque, NM 1998
• Firehouse Gallery, Del Rio, TX 1997
• First Unitarian Church of Albuquerque 1994

 

• St. Michael Episcopal Church, Albuquerque, NM 1993
• Artichoke Cafe/Dartmouth Street Gallery, Albuquerque, NM 1991

• Coleman Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1999, 2001, '02, '03, '04, '05, '06, '07
• artspace116, Albuquerque, NM 2004-2005, 2006
• Portland Museum of Art, Maine 2004-2005
• Albuquerque Museum, NM 2004-2005
• International Museum of Art, El Paso, Texas 2004

 

• Holter Museum of Art, Helena, Montana 2004
• Albuquerque Museum, Magnifico 2002, 2004
• Anderson Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2003
• Butler Institute of American Art 2003
• Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts 2002

 

• University of New Mexico Jonson Gallery 1997, 2000
• William Rainey Harper College 2000
• San Diego Art Institute 1999
• Coos Art Museum 1999
• Kanagawa Kenmin Gallery, Yokohama Japan 1995, '97

 

• Washington & Jefferson College 1996
• San Bernardino County Museum 1995
• Magnifico--Art of Albuquerque 1993, 1995
• Dartmouth Street Gallery 1991, '92, '93, '94
• Museo Regional Universitario, Chihuahua City, Mexico 1994

 

• San Francisco State University 1992
• University of Oregon 1992
• Cork Gallery at Lincoln Center, New York, NY 1992
• Albuquerque Museum 1991
• McNeese State University 1991

 

• Central Missouri State University 1991
• Del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles 1983, '85
• Gallery Fair, Mendocino, CA 1983, '85
• Contemporary Craftsman, Santa Fe, NM 1985
• Mariposa Gallery, Albuquerque, NM 1984

 

• Palisander Gallery, Taos, NM 1983
• Stables Art Center, Taos, NM 1983
• New Mexico Annual Woodworkers Show, Santa Fe 1981, '82, '83
• Fair at Rhinebeck, American Craft Enterprises, Rhinebeck, NY 1982

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• Albuquerque Arts Alliance Bravos Awards’ Artist 2004
• University of New Mexico, College of Fine Arts 2000, '01, '02
• United Farm Workers and SNMA Dartmouth Medical School 1993
• New Mexico State Park and Recreation Division 1990
• Family Medicine Department, Stanford University 1987
• Village of Corrales, NM 1986
• Archeological Museum of Andros, Andros, Greece 1983
• New Mexico Museum of Natural History 1983
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau 1982, '83

• Abstract Art: The New Mexico Artist Series
  Curated and introduced by Stuart Ashman
  Fresco Fine Art Publication, 2003
• The Capitol Art Foundation Collection 1998
• Fine Woodworking: Design Book III, 1983

• Alan Paine Radebaugh Mass of Our World Exhibition Catalog, Jonson Gallery of the University of New Mexico Art Museum 2007
• Albuquerque Contemporary 2004 Exhibition Catalog
• Art of Albuquerque Exhibition Catalog 2002
• Beaux Arts 2000 Plan B Catalog
• 23rd Harper College National Exhibition Catalog 2000
• The Hanga: International Exhibit in Kanagawa '95 & '97 catalogs
• MedArt International 1992 Program
• 4th Annual McNeese National Catalog 1991

• ‘Mass’ covers Jonson with abstract epic, Albuquerque Journal, Nov. 18, 2007
• American Art Collector, January 2006
• Southwestern Landscapes -- NM Artists, Collectors Guide, 2005
• Gallerywise Being Scene, Pasatiempo, Dec. 3, 2004
• Abstract Art, Crosswinds, Dec. 2, 2004
• Common Ground, Albuquerque Journal, Dec. 5, 2004
• Twist. Alibi, An Albuquerque Weekly, June 3-9, 2004
• Abstraction Action: Periphery. Alibi, An Albuquerque Weekly, Sept 18-24, 2003

 

• 3 Visions for this Periphery. Albuquerque Journal 9/7/03
• Abstract. Crosswinds Weekly Sept 18-25 2003
• Artists at the Intersection of Nature and Art. ABQ Arts, Feb. 2003
• Arts & Lit Top Ten 2002. Alibi Jan. 7, 2003
• Natural Materials...World. Albuquerque Journal 10/27/02

 

• Two Downtown Venues...Art. Crosswinds Weekly 10/24/02
• State of Nature. Alibi, An Albuquerque Weekly 5/30/02
• Fragments of the Pass. Crowsnest Pass Promoter 5/28/02
• Abstract Artist...in 'Fragments'. Albuquerque Journal 02/18/01
• Painter's 'Fragments'.... Albuquerque Journal 11/14/99

 

• Poet...creates sculptural works. Albuquerque Journal 5/17/98
• Fine Woodworking, March/April 1983 and May/June 1984
• Hill News, St. Lawrence University, Spring 1973