Randall Lucas Jewart
7505 St. Louis Street, Austin, Texas 78757•(512)380-0998•rjcj@texas.net•www.randyjewartinc.com *

Education:
B.A., The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA 1992
Major in English and Education, Minor in Studio Art
Academic All-American 1990 and 1992 in Gymnastics
Boston University, School for the Arts, Boston, MA, Fall 1992, Student in Drawing and Sculpture

Sculptor: Tera-bilt Stoneworks, Washington, DC and Austin, TX, 1996 - Present
•Exhibition Highlights: “Alumni Show,” College of William & Mary, March 2003, “Wandering Library,” Venice, Italy, 2003, “Construction in Process VII,” International Artist Event, Bydgocz, Poland, June 2000, “Remembering the Present,” curated by Jack Rasmussen: show of sculptors’ designs for monumental works, Kreeger Museum, Washington, DC, May 2000, “Pier Walk 1999 & 2000,” World’s Largest Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
• Dallas Video Festival and DC Independent Film Festival screened “Coins Movie”
• Noted in ArtNews, Art in America, Sculpture Magazine, numerous newspapers and other periodicals

Founder/Director: It’s Sculpture!, a large scale outdoor sculpture exhibition project, 1998 to Present
• Raised over $100,000 in two year period through grants and private solicitation
• Produced “Portals,” curated by Sarah Tanguy, independent curator and writer for Sculpture, 10 works by John Van Alstine, Jon Isherwood, Emilie Brzezinski and others, June 1999 -- January, 2001, at Washington Convention Center, National Public Radio, TechWorld Plaza and Arena Stage in Washington, DC
• Produced “intoBALANCE,” curated by Sarah Tanguy, 10 works by Mary O’ Shaughnessy & Charlie Van Gilder, Mari Shields, Pat McDonald and others, December, 1999 -- January, 2000, at 57 N Fine Art
• Founded Sculpture@Wildwood, a new sculpture venue in Pittsburgh, PA, Spring 2003
• The Washington Post, Washington Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Sculpture magazine and the television program “Around Town” featured articles, reviews and programs about IS! attributable to drafted press releases and promotionals
• Lectured at panel on outdoor sculpture parks at the International Sculpture Center Conference, Houston, TX, May 2000, and Grounds For Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ Summer 2000
• Designed brochures, promoted project publicly, and lead tours
• Negotiated leases, grants and sponsorships, managed finances, coordinated and supervised installation logistics and documentation of sculpture

Co-Director: Gallery at 57N Fine Art, Washington, DC 1998 - 2001
Renovated derelict space to house gallery; curated exhibitions; authored promotional materials

Board Member and Committee Chair: International Sculpture Center 2000 - 2003
• Formulated plan for publishing printed Membership Directory
• Developed Salon Initiative (ISC works with members to produce networking events at members’ studios); Co-hosted salon with Bill FitzGibbons in San Antonio, TX, June 2002
• Invented and implemented Sculpture Calendar, a bi-weekly e-mail of sculpture news from Professional Circle Members to 5,000 sculpture enthusiasts
• Facilitated design and production of ISC Award, 2002
• Partnered the ISC with photographer, Ricardo Barros, for 2003-2004 ISC membership ads in Sculpture, featuring portraits of ISC members
• Initiated and supervised creation of membership plan to recruit and retain members; co-produced system of weekly progress reports and statistical analysis tools to measure results, April 2003

ISC Conferences attended: Chicago, Grounds For Sculpture, Houston (Presenter), Pittsburgh

Board Member: Washington Sculptors Group, 1999, 2000