Ginger Sheridan Email & Phone Number

Neptune Beach, Florida, United States

Recent Exhibitions: 2021 “But not in the South: Italy,” Dunedin Fine Arts Center, Dunedin, FL 2020 “Contradictions,” Webber Gallery, Ocala, FL (curated and exhibited) 2019 “A Summer Silence,” Nelson Mullins Law Offices, Jacksonville, FL (purchase award) 2018 Influenced by Sound, Ormand Art Museum The Beauty of the Small, Ringling College of Art and Design2017 “Self Portrait with Eclipse” Hiawassee, GA, 2017, Astronomy Ireland Journal “A Winter’s Circus,” Florida Artist Group Annual Exhibition, Ocala, FL2016 “Look Away: King Cotton is Dead,” Riverside Fine Arts Series, Jacksonville, FL 2015 Debussy Preludes: Book II, Carnegie Hall, New York, New York2013 “Florida Artists,” Lemoyne Center for the Visual Arts, Tallahassee, FL “Confluence,” Studio San Giuseppe Art Gallery, Cincinnati, OH. 2012 “Ginger Sheridan - Memento Series,” Grune Gallery, Jacksonville Beach, FL “Portes Ouverts,” Kathryn Feldman Curator, Christ Church, Lille, France “L’Essenziale è invisibile agli occhi,“ Fabrizio Uliviere Curator, Sta Trinita Gallery, Florence, Italy 2011 “Ginger Sheridan – Memento Mori,” Santa Trinita Gallery, Florence, Italy “2011 Spring Benefit,” Positive Exposure, New York, NY

Prague, Czechia

Originated, organized and procured funding for a series of alternative photographic processesworkshops for professional photographers in the Czech Republic.

Neptune Beach, Florida, United States

Selected Curatorial Work 2017 Cumberland Island Artist in Residency Created residency, co-curator exhibition of final project in the Howard Administration Building, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, FL 2016 Timucuan Parks Foundation Artist in Residence: Mark Gabrynowicz, Created residency, co-curator permanent installation of final project. Civic Orchestra of Jacksonville Artist in Residence: Maddie Hamrick Created residency, co-curator exhibition for winter concert2015 The Walking Dread, Curator, Administrator & Organizer Symposium presented by JU scholars on the current fear of dystopian society. Photography students were paired with individual scholars to respond to the thesis of the scholar’s presentation. Resultant work was exhibited in conjunction with the symposium2014 TRUTH: Have it you Way, Curator, Administrator & Organizer Symposium presented by JU scholars the concept of Truth. Photography students were paired with individual scholars to respond to the thesis of the scholar’s presentation. Resultant work was exhibited in conjunction with the symposium2013 Generations, Curator, Administrator & Organizer, B&W film photographic work emulating 1950 abstract/action photographers and 1960s Mod fashion photographers as part of an immersive, multi-media performance, Jacksonville, FL PASSING STRANGE companion exhibition, Players by the Sea, Jacksonville, FL2012 Photographic Responses to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Curator, Administrator & Organizer, Grune Gallery, Jacksonville Beach, FL2011 All Saints Day of the Dead, Curator, Administrator & Organizer, a multi-discipline performance and exhibition 2010 “3byOne: Energy, Renewal and Stability,” An international, interactive juried exhibition, Curator, Administrator and Coordinator, Brest Gallery, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, FL & Istituto Europeo, Florence, Italy

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Taught all areas of photography, including basic and advanced B&W, digital, photojournalism, alternative processes, color, studio and photographic history. Management of photography lab with 3-6 work study students. Director of fine arts study abroad programs in Italy, France and England. Curator of photographic exhibitions across campus.

Rome, Florence, Paris, London, Glasgow

Created, researched, promoted, and administered the New Millennium Grand Tour, a 10-week, four country signature fine arts program that explored the concept of art history through contemporary scholarship and applied arts (drawing, painting and photography). Program started with three weeks in Rome, followed by a week in Florence, four weeks in Paris, 10 days in London and 4 days in Glasgow. Students who completed the whole Grand Tour earned a semester’s worth of credit.

Athens, Ohio, United States

Ohio University, Athens, OH - 4/93 to 6/98. Taught photography, photographic history and criticism courses, both graduate and undergraduate levels to photojournalism and fine arts students. Taught study abroad programs in photography in Britain, France and Czech Republic. As Slide Curator Administration and management of all aspects of an 180,000+ teaching collection of art slides. Created digital image database using Photoshop and Filemaker Pro. Hired, trained and supervised 9-12 hourly workers. Wrote 3 successful grants for additional funding.

Prague, Czechia

Taught photography and photographic history spring semester on inaugural Prague program 1995.

Master Of Fine Arts - Mfa, Photography

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi

Master Of Arts - Ma, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi

Master Of Science - Ms, Counselor Education/School Counseling And Guidance Services

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Art History, Criticism And Conservation & Humanities