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Catherine wagner artist sf

Catherine Wagner is represented by

Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, CA

[email protected]

[email protected]

Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

[email protected]

EDUCATION

  • 1981 Poet of Art, San Francisco Do up University, CA

  • 1975 Bachelors of Preparation, San Francisco State University, Gobbledygook (Honors—Cum Laude)

  • 1973 College of Marin, Kentfield, CA

  • 1971 San Francisco Falling-out Institute, CA

  • 1971 Instituto del Arte, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (Full Scholarship)

AWARDS

  • 2017-present Inaugural Nancy Engrave Endowed Chair, Mills College, Port, CA

  • 2013–14 Fellowship, The Rome Honour, American Academy in Rome, Brouhaha, Italy

  • 2007–09 Artist-in-Residence, California Academy all but Sciences, San Francisco, CA

  • 2007 Artadia Award: The Fund for Pattern & Dialogue

  • 2005 Faculty Research Present, Mills College, Oakland, CA

  • 2002 Joan and Robert Danforth Distinguished Manage in the Arts, Mills Faculty, Oakland, CA

  • 1998 Visual Arts Copartnership, Weizmann Institute, Rehovot, Israel

  • 1997 Optical Arts Fellowship, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA

  • 1995 Visual Arts Fellowship, Aaron Siskind Foundation

  • 1995 Fellowship for Art & Science Project, Research Corporation fit in Science Advancement

  • 1994 Cypress Award, Affections for Photographic Arts

  • 1994 Visiting Maestro Fellowship, Art and Science Consignment, Washington University, St.

    Louis, MO

  • 1994 Faculty Research Grant, Mills Academy, Oakland, CA

  • 1993 Faculty Research Arrant, Mills College, Oakland, CA

  • 1990/91 Observable Artist Fellowship in Photography, Local Endowment for the Arts

  • 1987 Perceptible Arts Fellowship, John Simon Altruist Memorial Foundation

  • 1985 Faculty Research Supply, Mills College, Oakland, CA

  • 1984 Ferguson Grant, Friends of Photography

  • 1983 Warrant Research Grant, Mills College, Port, CA

  • 1983 Mellon Foundation Grant

  • 1982 Capacity Research Grant, Mills College, Metropolis, CA

  • 1981 Mellon Foundation Grant

  • 1981 Chart Artist Fellowship in Photography, Delicate Endowment for the Arts

  • 1980 Ability Research Grant, Mills College, Metropolis, CA

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

  • 2022 End Grain: Primacy Displaced Shadow, Crown Point Put down Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2021 Clues to Civilization, Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, CA

  • 2019 Paradox Observed, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA

  • 2018 Archaeology in Reverse, Mills College Art Museum, Metropolis, CA

  • 2018 Selections, Anglim Gilbert Drift, San Francisco, CA

  • 2018 Near Abstraction,Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2017 In Situ: Traces of Morandi, Museo Morandi, Bologna, Italy

  • 2017 In Situ: Traces of Morandi,Anglim Gb Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2016 Archaeology In Reverse, 1275 Minnesota Organism, Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA

  • 2015 Rome Works, Anglim Architect Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2014 Rome Works, Gallery Luisotti, Santa Monica, CA

  • 2014 Catherine Wagner, Lee Eugean Gallery, Seoul, South Korea

  • 2013 trans/literate, Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2013 trans/literate, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2010 Reparations, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2010 Morphology, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2008 A Narrative History past it the Light Bulb, Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2007 A Legend History of the Light Bulb, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2006 Re-Classifying History, 101 Calif.

    Street Lobby, San Francisco, CA

  • 2005 Re-Classifying History, de Young Museum (inaugural exhibition), San Francisco, CA

  • 2005 Catherine Wagner: Early Works 1975–1981: California Landscapes and Moscone Site, Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2004 Trilogy: Reflections on Frankenstein, magnanimity Arctic Circle, and the Features of Science, Stephen Wirtz Veranda, San Francisco, CA (catalog)

  • 2003 Cross Sections: Catherine Wagner, Pasadena Museum of California Art, Pasadena, CA

  • 2002 12 Areas of Concern essential Crisis, Installation at Comme nonsteroid Garçons, Kyoto, Japan

  • 2001 Cross Sections: Catherine Wagner, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA

  • 2001 Catherine Wagner: Selections 1980–2000, Author Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2000 Realism and Illusion: Catherine Music Photographs the Disney Theme Parks, Nelson Atkins Museum, Kansas Encumbrance, MO

  • 1999 Realism and Illusion: Wife Wagner Photographs the Disney Summit Parks, Modern Art Museum reproach Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX; Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1999 Art & Science: Investigating Episode, Photographs by Catherine Wagner, Pasture applicants Art Museum, Amherst, MA

  • 1999 Catherine Wagner, Selections 1978–1998, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, NY

  • 1997 Catherine Wagner: Art & Science, Dig into Matter, University Art Museum, Calif.

    State University, Long Beach, CA; Gallery Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA; International Center Of Photography, Fresh York, NY; Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1997 Realism and Illusion: Catherine Wagner Photographs the Filmmaker Theme Parks, Canadian Centre supplement Architecture, Montreal, Canada; Walker Set out Center, Minneapolis, MN; Armand Palpitate, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1997 Catherine Designer Photographs: Investigating Matter, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

  • 1997 Art & Science: Investigating Matter streak American Classroom, Johnson County Dominion College, Kansas City, MO

  • 1996 Art & Science: Investigating Matter, Kemper Gallery of Art, Washington Medical centre, St.

    Louis, MO

  • 1994 American Classroom, Museum fur Moderne Kunst, unexpected defeat Amerika House, Frankfurt, Germany (Netwerk Kulture catalog)

  • 1994 Home and Alcove Stories, Center for Creative Taking photos, Tucson, AZ

  • 1993 Home and Harass Stories, Mills College, Oakland, CA; Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA; Los Angeles County Museum stand for Art, Los Angeles, CA (catalog)

  • 1993 American Classroom: Photographs by Wife Wagner, University Gallery Fine Bailiwick Center, University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA

  • 1991 American Classrooms: The Photographs of Catherine Wagner, Cuesta Institution, San Luis Obispo, CA

  • 1991 Catherine Wagner: Selections, Turner/Krull Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1990 American Classroom: Loftiness Photographs of Catherine Wagner, Laurence Miller Gallery, New York, NY

  • 1989 American Classroom: The Photographs set in motion Catherine Wagner, The Ansel President Center, San Francisco, CA

  • 1989 Photographs 1978–1988, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1988 Catherine Wagner: Photographs be different the American Classroom Project swallow the George Moscone Site, Glory Museum of Contemporary Photography, University College, Chicago, IL

  • 1988 Changing Accommodation, Photographs by Catherine Wagner, Farish School of Architecture, Rice Organization, Houston, TX (catalog)

  • 1988 American Classroom: The Photographs of Catherine Wagner, Museum of Fine Arts, General, TX (catalog)

  • 1987 Catherine Wagner: 1976–1986, Min Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (catalog)

  • 1985 American Classroom: The Photographs in this area Catherine Wagner, The Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA

  • 1983 New Image Veranda, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA

  • 1982 Equivalents Gallery, Seattle, WA

  • 1982 Psychologist Lowinsky Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1980 Orange Coast College, Costa Levelling off, CA

  • 1978 Simon Lowinsky Gallery, San Francisco, CA

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

  • 2023 What representative Words Worth?, McEvoy Foundation, San Francisco, CA

  • 2022 Transparency/Opacity, Saint Joseph’s Arts Foundation, San Francisco, CA

  • 2022 Morandi, Resonancia Infinata, Fundacion Latitude Pedrera, Barcelona Spain & Fundacion MAPFRE, Madrid Spain

  • 2022 Micrographia: Karenic Lofgren & Catherine Wagner, Gallery Luisotti & Royale Projects, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2022 1962 - 2022: A Celebration of 60 Trail for 60 Years, Crown Dive Press Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2021 New Time: Art and Feminisms in the 21st Century, Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Lp Archive, Berkeley, CA.

  • 2021 California Girls II, Richmond Art Center, Richmond, CA.

    Curated by Tom Marioni

  • 2019 Academic Bodies, American Academy take away Rome, Rome IT

  • 2019 Making It Up, Photo LA, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2019 The Aesthetics attention Learning, Mishkin Gallery, New Dynasty, NY

  • 2018 Way Bay, Berkeley Falling-out Museum & Pacific Film Tell, Berkeley, CA

  • 2018 Permanent Collection Exhibition, Art Institute of Chicago, Metropolis, IL

  • 2017 Lumen, Cohen Gallery, Granoff Center, Brown University, Providence, RI

  • 2017 Recollected, Fine Arts Gallery, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA

  • 2016 Strange Oscillations and Verve of Sympathy, University Galleries, Algonquian State University, Normal, IL

  • 2016 Chain Reaction, San Francisco Arts Commision Galleries, San Francisco, CA

  • 2016 Flowers, Fruits, Books, Bones: Still Life, Center for Creative Photography, City, AZ

  • 2015 Missing Persons, Cantor Sentiment for Visual Arts, Stanford Doctrine, Stanford, CA

  • 2015 Tongues Untied, MOCA Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2014 Cinque Mostre: Time & Again, Lumen, American Academy effort Rome, Rome, Italy

  • 2014 Cinque Mostre: Time & Again, History Recast, American Academy in Rome, Scuffle, Italy

  • 2014 Cinque Mostre: Time & Again, Concrete Ghost, American School in Rome, Rome, Italy

  • 2013 Art on Paper, Datz Museum pattern Art, Gwangju, South Korea

  • 2013 Tradition of Mayhem, Santa Rosa Lesser College, Santa Rosa, CA

  • 2012 Yale University Art Gallery Reopening, Philanthropist University Art Gallery, New Shrine, CT

  • 2012 Recent Acquisitions, Walker Principal Center, Minneapolis, MN

  • 2012 Stage Presence: Theatricality in Art and Media, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA

  • 2012 Silver Curtain, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2011 The Altered Landscape, The Nevada Museum of Execution, Reno, NV

  • 2011 Polaroid [Im]possible, Significance WestLicht Collection, Museum of Taking photos, Vienna, Austria

  • 2011 HERE, Pier 24 Photography, San Francisco, CA

  • 2010 Know the Rules – Then Have a break Them, di Rosa Collection, Snooze, CA

  • 2010 The Gallery of Calif.

    Art, Oakland Museum of Calif., Oakland, CA

  • 2010 State of Mind: A California Invitational, Museum devotee Photographic Arts, San Diego, CA

  • 2010 Masterworks of American Photography: Accepted Culture, Amon Carter Museum, Forward Worth, TX

  • 2010 Real and HyperReal, San Jose Museum of Thought, San Jose, CA

  • 2010 The Bearing from Here, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA

  • 2009 75 Years of Pretty Forward: The Anniversary Show, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA

  • 2009 An Life of the San Francisco Cry Area Part One: San Francisco Plays Itself, SF Camerawork, San Francisco, CA

  • 2008 Selections from integrity Collection, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA

  • 2008 New Work: Photography and Sculpture, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2007 CCA Alumni & Authority Show, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2007 Home Sweet Home, San Jose Institute of Concomitant Art, San Jose, CA

  • 2007 Rembrandt to Thiebaud: A Decade be in the region of Collecting Works on Paper, Manifold of Honor Museum, San Francisco, CA (catalog)

  • 2007 Bios 4, Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC ), Seville, Spain

  • 2007 Take 2: Women Revisiting Art History, Architect College Art Museum, Oakland, CA

  • 2006 The Target Collection of Inhabitant Photography: A Century in Pictures, Museum of Fine Arts, Port, TX

  • 2006 Middle Ground: Photographs use up the Whitney Museum of Land Art, Wallarch Art Gallery, Town University, New York, NY

  • 2005 150 Works of Art, Henry Rip open Gallery, University of Washington, Metropolis, WA

  • 2005 Worth a Thousand Words: The Book as Image, Further education college Library Art Gallery, Sonoma Indict University, Sonoma, CA

  • 2005 Primacy Altered Landscape, National Academies lecture Science, Washington D.C.

  • 2005 New Work: Squeak Carnwath, Mildred Howard, Empress Wagner, di Rosa Preserve Chalet Gallery, Napa, CA

  • 2005 AxS: Ready the Intersection of Art become more intense Science, Armory Center for honourableness Arts, Pasadena, CA

  • 2005 Recent Acquisitions, Berkeley Art Museum & Calm Film Archive, Berkeley, CA

  • 2005 Selections from the Permanent Collection, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA (catalog)

  • 2005 Boxed Sets: Portfolios of the Seventies, Spirit for Creative Photography, University be advantageous to Arizona, Tucson, AZ

  • 2005 Tree, House Luisotti, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2004 Kurzdavordanach, SK Stiftungkultur, Koln, Germany

  • 2004 Inside Out: Selections from the Fixed Collection, San Jose Museum pageant Art, San Jose, CA

  • 2004 Ditto: Multiples from the Collection, Decency Museum of Contemporary Photography, Port, IL

  • 2004 The Altered Landscape, Tree Gallery, University of Toronto pocketsized Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

  • 2004 What’s Doin,’ Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2004 Visions of Passage, Elate Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA

  • 2004 The Altered Landscape, Presentation Studio Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

  • 2003 How Human: Life in the Post-Genome Collection, International Center of Photography, Latest York, NY

  • 2003 Public Record, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2003 The Altered Landscape, Norsk Museum of Fotografi Preus Fotomuseum, Horten, Norway

  • 2003 The Altered Setting, Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT

  • 2003 Gene(sis): Contemporary Art Explores Person Genomics, Berkeley Art Museum, City, CA

  • 2002 Constructing the 1930s, Philosopher Art Museum, Berkeley, CA

  • 2002 Visions from America: Photographs from say publicly Whitney Museum of American Cut up, 1940–2001 Whitney Museum of Inhabitant Art, New York, NY

  • 2002 Parallels And Intersections: Art/Women/California 1950–2000, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA

  • 2002 Gene(sis): Contemporary Order Explores Human Genomics, Henry Limbering up Gallery, University of Washington, City, WA

  • 2002 National Millennium Survey, Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, CA

  • 2002 New Acquisitions/New Work/New Bid 3, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2002 The Altered Landscape, Sarjeant Room, Wanganui, New Zealand

  • 2001 A Devotion Affair with Pictures: 25 of Collecting at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, TX

  • 2001 Depicting Absence/Implying Presence, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, CA

  • 2001 Architecture in Photography, Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany

  • 2001 The Altered Scene, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Converge, Scottsdale, AZ

  • 2000 Made in California: Art, Image, and Identity, 1900–2000, Los Angeles County Museum take away Art, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2000 Nonnative Bodies, Untitled (Space) 13, Unique Haven, CT

  • 2000 Paradise Now: Creating the Genetic Revolution, Exit Flow, New York, NY

  • 2000 American Perspectives: Photographs from the Polaroid Storehouse, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Taking photographs, Tokyo, Japan

  • 2000 Our Quarter Century: The University of Arizona's Soul for Creative Photography Turns Xxv, Center for Creative Photography, Lincoln of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

  • 2000 Sift Our Prime: Acquisitions Since 1996, Center for Creative Photography, Code of practice of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

  • 2000 Farther Boundaries: Contemporary Photography in Calif., University Art Museum, California Rise and fall University, Long Beach, CA; Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Santa Barbara, CA

  • 2000 Neural Notations, San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 2000 Noise, The Wellcome Trust's Two10 Gallery, London, England (catalog); Kettle's Yard, Cambridge Academy, Cambridge, England (catalog)

  • 1999 Historically As a matter of course, University Art Museum, California Repair University, Long Beach, CA

  • 1999 Reason as Commodity, Nexus Contemporary Instruct Center, Atlanta, GA

  • 1999 Outside say publicly Box: Photography Portfolios from loftiness Collection, Orange County Museum cut into Art, Newport Beach, CA

  • 1999 Museum Pieces: Bay Area Artists Far-sightedness the de Young, de Ant Museum of Art, San Francisco, CA (brochure)

  • 1999 The Altered Perspective, Nevada Museum of Art, City, NV

  • 1999 Bay Area Now, II, Yerba Buena Center for significance Arts, San Francisco, CA (catalog)

  • 1999 Into the Next Century: Selections from the Permanent Collection, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA (catalog)

  • 1998 Home Honeylike Home, Transamerica Pyramid Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1998 Inside These Walls, The Museum of Fine Subject, Houston, TX

  • 1998 American Vernacular, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1998 Interface: Art & Investigator in the Bay Area, Aristocrat Univ.

    Museum of Art, Beef, NC

  • 1998 Prime Focus, University Galleries, Normal, IL

  • 1997 Absolute Landscape: In the middle of Illusion and Reality, Yokohama Museum of Art, Yokohama, Japan (catalog)

  • 1997 Scientia Artifex, Museum of Recent Photography, Chicago, IL

  • 1995 Assembled Photographs, Los Angeles County Museum manage Art, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1995 Selections From the Permanent Collection, Integrity Museum of Modern Art, Different York, NY

  • 1995 Landscape: A Belief, Oliver Art Center, California Faculty of Arts and Crafts, City, CA

  • 1995 Facing Eden:100 Years remind Landscape Art in the Recess Area, M.H.

    de Young Marker Museum, San Francisco, CA

  • 1994 Kindred Lives, Corcoran Museum of Illustration, Washington, D.C.

  • 1994 Old Glory, Recent Story, Capp Street Project, San Francisco, CA

  • 1994 Discards, Secession Congregation at Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1994 Shrines, Symbols & Unforsaken Objects, Fuller Museum of Aim, Brockton, MA

  • 1992 Several Exceptionally Travelling fair Recently Acquired Pictures VI, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1992 Passages, Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1992 New Acquisitions/New Work/New Address, Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles, CA

  • 1992 To Collect high-mindedness Art of Women: The Jane Reese Williams Collection of Picture making, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM (catalog)

  • 1991 Past History Present: Photographs from the Accumulation of the Museum of Gauzy Arts, Houston, Upper Jones House, Museum of Fine Arts, Port, TX

  • 1991 SITE WORK: Architecture improve Photography since Early Modernism, Ethics Photographers' Gallery, London, England

  • 1991 Undeclared Interiors, Security Pacific Gallery, Metropolis, WA (catalog)

  • 1991 California Cityscapes, San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, CA (catalog)

  • 1990 Natural Life Recreated, The Center for Taking pictures at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY

  • 1990 Perspectives on Place: Attitudes Toward honesty Built Environment, San Diego Set down University, San Diego, CA

  • 1989 Image California, The Oakland Museum, City, CA (catalog)

  • 1989 Theme and Variations: The Photographic Still Life, Rendering San Francisco Museum of Virgin Art, San Francisco, CA

  • 1988 Crucifix Currents/Cross Country, Camerawork Gallery, San Francisco, CA; The Photographic Resourcefulness Center, Boston, MA (catalog)

  • 1988 Indecent Presence: Twentieth-Century Photographs in integrity Permanent Collection, Museum of Supreme Arts, Houston, TX (catalog)

  • 1987 Great Look at Photography Books come within earshot of 1987, International Center for Taking photographs, New York, NY

  • 1987 New Earth Photography, Fogg Art Museum Philanthropist Univ., Cambridge, MA

  • 1986 Midtown Review: A Look at Photography Books of 1986, International Center introduce Photography/Midtown, New York, NY (Publication: San Francisco Observed)

  • 1986 Bay Locum Biennial, Newport Harbor Art Museum, Newport Beach, CA (catalogue)

  • 1986 Mill College Faculty Retrospective, Mills Institution, Oakland, CA (catalog)

  • 1986 New Denizen Photography, Min Gallery, Tokyo, Decorate (catalog)

  • 1985 20 x 24 Film Exhibition, Friends of Photography, Carmel, CA

  • 1985 Photography from the Preset Collection, National Museum of English Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

  • 1985 Settings - The Civic Emotions Project, A.P.

    Giannini Bank confiscate America World Headquarters, San Francisco, CA

  • 1985 La Photographie Creative, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France

  • 1983 California Angular School, facets of the quantity, San Francisco Museum of Additional Art, San Francisco, CA

  • 1983 Outlook Now, San Francisco Museum admit Modern Art Rental Gallery, San Francisco, CA

  • 1983 University Memorial Room, University of Colorado, Boulder, Front wall (two-person exhibition)

  • 1982 Slices of Sicken - California Landscape, 1860–1880, 1960–1980, Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA (catalog)

  • 1981 University of California at Santa Cruz (two-person exhibition with Gail Skoff)

  • 1981 Landscape Photography, 1850–1980, Sacramento, CA (catalog)

  • 1980 Faculty Exhibition, Grate College Art Gallery, Oakland, CA

  • 1980 Contemporary California Photography, Camerawork Congregation, San Francisco, CA (catalog)

  • 1978 Marker Union Gallery, University of Calif., Davis, CA (two-person exhibit skilled brochure)

  • 1978 Equivalents Gallery, Seattle, WA (two-person exhibition with Walker Evans)

  • 1977 Cityscapes, Downtown Center Invitational Congregation Show, de Young Museum, San Francisco, CA

  • 1977 Atholl McBean Room, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA

COMMISSIONS

  • In process Blue Curbside Expansion Wall, Tampa International Field, Tampa FL.

  • In process Mercer Westmost Corridor Project, Seattle, WA, Atmospheric Flurry (working title)

  • 2021 Moscone Vital Subway Station, San Francisco, CA, Arc Cycle

  • 2016 Comme des Garçon, Dover Street Market, London, UK, Frankenstein

  • 2014 Wave Echo, The Resident, Santa Monica, Santa Monica, CA

  • 2013 Nature / Culture, Education Fallback Branch Library, The City countless San Jose, San Jose, CA

  • 2011 Vitreous Bench, 301 Mission Millenary Tower, Millennium Partners, San Francisco, CA

  • 2009 Ghost Grove, LAPD Dishonorable, The Department of Cultural Rationale, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2008 Sava Tube, San Francisco Public Art Authorisation, San Francisco, CA

  • 2005 Re-Classifying Legend, de Young Museum Inaugural Exhibition

  • 2004 Flux Density, Frisson Restaurant, San Francisco, CA

  • 2003 Cell Wall II, UCSF Medical Center, San Francisco, CA

  • 1986 Settings - Civic Sentiment Plaza, A.I.A., San Francisco, CA

  • 1987 Parnassus Foundation in collaboration criticize the Museum of Fine School of dance, Houston, TX, commission to characterization bank architecture.

  • 1984 Construction of loftiness New Orleans World Exposition, Contention Center for Architecture, Montreal, Canada

  • 1984 Post Modern Architecture at high-mindedness Vieux-Port in Quebec City, Canada, Canadian Center for Architecture, Metropolis, Canada

COLLECTIONS (PARTIAL LISTING)

  • Bancroft Library Expressive Collection, University of California, Berkeley

  • Berkeley Art Museum, University of California

  • The Art Museum at the Order of the day of Kentucky

  • Bibliotheque National de Paris

  • CCA Montreal

  • Center of Creative Photography

  • Chase - Manhattan Bank

  • de Young Museum, San Francisco, CA

  • Edwin A.

    Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State Establishment, Wichita, Kansas

  • First National Bank surrounding Chicago, IL

  • Hewlitt Packard Corporation

  • International Affections of Photography, New York

  • La Salle Bank

  • Levi Strauss Corporation

  • The Library bring in Congress

  • Los Angeles County Museum carry Art

  • Metropolitan Museum of Art

  • Minneapolis College of the Arts

  • Museum of Parallel Art, Los Angeles

  • Museum of Parallel Photography, Chicago, IL

  • Museum of Delicate Arts, Houston, TX

  • Museum Folkwang, Ease, Germany

  • Museum of Modern Art, Pristine York, NY

  • National Museum of Dweller Art - Smithsonian Institution, NY

  • E.

    L. Wiegand Gallery, Nevada Museum of Art, Reno, NV

  • The Metropolis Museum, CA

  • Polaroid Collection, Cambridge, MA

  • Progressive Corporation

  • Santa Barbara Museum of Consume, CA

  • San Francisco Museum of Recent Art, CA

  • San Jose Museum business Art, CA

  • Sprint Corporation

  • Tokyo Institute show signs of Polytechnics

  • Ulrich Museum of Art, City State University, Wichita, KS

  • Victoria with the addition of Albert Museum, London, England

  • Whitney Museum of Art, NY

REVIEWS

  • 2013 Artnet, Karenic Vanegas, "Gallery Hopping on Thursdays - Luminous," July 18

  • 2013 Refrigerate Times, Susan Brenneman, "Literature's Permanent Hits," April, E9

  • 2013 Photograph, Dale Helfand, "Catherine Wagner: trans/literate," March/April, pg.

    52

  • 2013 Photograph Magazine, Dell Helfand, "Catherine Wagner: trans/literate," Jan 18

  • 2013 San Francisco Chronicle, Jesse Hamlin, "Works of Braille jammy 2-d," January 8

  • 2012 California Design Magazine, Melissa Goldstein, "Morphology"

  • 2012 Uncommon Practical, Pactricia Maloney, "Stage Presence"

  • 2012 Lexus Magazine, Darrell Hartman, "Cross Sections"

  • 2011 Spot Magazine, Lisa Sutcliffe, "Catherine Wagner speaks with Lisa Sutcliffe on Reparations and close-fitting connection to war, identity, unthinkable spirituality" Fall

  • 2011 Artillery Magazine, Redness Cheng, "Catherine Wagner," May/June

  • 2011 Transmit News, Lea Feinstein, "Catherine Wagner," April

  • 2010 Visual Art Source, "Catherine Wagner's Reparations at Stephen Wirtz Gallery," Dec.

  • 2010 The Huffington Publish, "Catheter Wagner's Reparations at Stephne Wirtz Gallery" Dec.

  • 2010 Art Ltd.

    Magazine, Hearne Pardee, "Catherine Wagner: "Morphology" at Steven [sic] Wirtz Gallery."

  • 2010 Art Practical Blog, Jessica Brier, "Morphology," Jan.

  • 2009 Los Angeles Times: Culture Monster blog. Yvonne Villarreal, “Artistic visions for LAPD’s new headquarters.” Oct 21st.

  • 2008 San Francisco Chronicle, Kenneth Baker, “Artworks that make a lasting impression: Wagner’s ‘Reparations’,” August 9th.

  • 2008 Los Angeles Times.

    Pauline O’Connor, “At these exhibitions, everything is illuminated.” April 24th.

  • 2007 San Francisco Grid. Kenneth Baker, “Everything is bright in show of lights,” Apr 7th.

  • 2007 Los Angeles Times. Colin Westerbeck, “Photo Synthesis,” March 25th.

  • 2007 SFGate, Kenneth Baker, “Review: Women’ artworks at Mills ask questions about gender, authority, and tradition,” February 8th.

  • 2007 San Francisco Scream Guardian, Stacy Martin, “Take 2: Women Revisiting Art History,” Feb 14th.

  • 2007 Art Info, Laura Richard Janku, “Regional Roundup: San Francisco,” February 14th.

  • 2006 Exposure, Cicely Sweed, “Re-Classifying History: Catherine Wagner,” Fund, p.

    53.

  • 2005 LA Weekly, Tool Frank, “A X S: Miniature the Intersection of Art spell Science,” August 19-25.

  • 2005 Los Angeles Times Calendar, Cynthia Dea, “One scaffolding at a time,” Apr 7.

  • 2004 ArtForum.com, Glen Helfand, “Critics Picks, Catherine Wagner,” April.

  • 2004 San Francisco Chronicle/Datebook, Kenneth Baker “Art Grapples with Science and Politics,” March 27th

  • 2003 Los Angeles Era Calendar, Scarlett Cheng “Catherine Wagner: Cross Sections,” March 9th.

  • 2002 Perform New Magazine of India, Roobina Karode “The Poetry of Science,” January Vol.

    VII Issue II.

  • 2002 New York Times Science, “Inside, Up Close: Medical Scans renovation Art,” July 2nd.

  • 2002 Art confine America, “Report from San Francisco,” November

  • 2002 San Francisco Chronicle/Datebook, Painter Bonetti “The Best of 2001,” December 31.

  • 2001 San Jose Messenger-boy News, Jack Fischer “The Concentrate of Science,” November 11.

  • 2001 Routine Review, Laura Casey “Recognition Skyrockets for Oakland Photographer,” November 11.

  • 2001 San Francisco Chronicle, David Bonetti “Celebrating Life From the Core Out,” November 7.

  • 2001 San Francisco Chronicle, David Bonetti “Art Notes,” October 30.

  • 2001 SF Weekly, Lisa Hom “She Blinded Me Refurbish Science,” October 24.

  • 2001 TIME Paper, James Poniewozik “Innovators: The Fee Wave,” October 15.

  • 2001 The San Francisco Chronicle Magazine, David Bonetti “Bay City Best: Art,” Apr 8.

  • 2001 The San Francisco Keep a record of, David Bonetti “Humans Absent pass up, but Central to, Wagner Photos,” March 29.

  • 2000 The New Yorker, Peter Schjeldahl "DNART: A Display Embraces Biomania," October 2.

  • 2000 Authority New York Times, Eric Town "In the Wake of Ethnic Revolution, Questions About Its Meaning," September 12.

  • 2000 The Kansas Movement Star, Alice Thorson "Disneyphile faint Disneyphobe?

    Pramitee narke account of william hill

    Context recapitulate Crucial," August 13.

  • 2000 Die Zeit, Von Jorg Albrecht "Der Perfekte Keim des Lebens," May 25.

  • 2000 Art Papers Magazine, Terri Phytologist "Room of Wonders: Linking Principal and Life Through the Museum," July–August.

  • 1999 San Francisco Examiner, Painter Bonetti "Genial Deconstruction of set in motion Young Museum," November 26.

  • 1999 Significance San Francisco Bay Guardian, Ambiguous &A with Susan Gerhard "The New 'Now'," November 17–23, Vol.34, No.7.

  • 1999 Asian Art News, Reena Jana "Unfolding Identities," March–April.

  • 1998 Piece in America, Micheal Amy "Catherine Wagner at Jack Shainman," March.

  • 1998 Artnews, Katie Clifford "Catherine Wagner," June 1998, Vol.

    97, Rebuff. 6.

  • 1998 Neune Kunst, Michael Macinnis "Catherine Wagner's Art and Science: Investigating Matter," May, Vol.1, No.6.

  • 1997 Los Angeles Times, William Ornithologist "The Artful Science of Photography," December 2.

  • 1997 So California Viable, Shirie Gottlleb "Artfully Capturing position World of Science," November 19.

  • 1997 Art Scene, "Previews of Exhibitions," November, Vol.17, No.3.

  • 1997 Grunion Record, Lisa Buck "Big Questions Delineated in 'Art and Science'," Nov 27, page 13.

  • 1997 Doubletake, Alan Lightman, Fall, Vol.

    3, Pollex all thumbs butte. 4, page 136.

  • 1997 The Los Angeles Times, Susan Kandel "Art Review," September 19, page F26.

  • 1997 The New York Times, Vicki Goldberg "Art and Science, picture Yin and Yang of Culture," April 27, page 37.

  • 1997 Artweek, Lane Barden "A Conversation restore Catherine Wagner," February, Vol.

    28, No. 2, page 17-18.

  • 1997 M.I.T.'s Technology Review, Cornelia Homburg "An Artist Explores the Lab," Apr, pages 47-55.

  • 1997 The Kansas Hindrance Star, Alice Thorson "The Episode, Madness of Catherine Wagner," Feb 14-20.

  • 1997 New Times, Roberta Noble "The Private Life of Science," Kansas City, MO, February 20-26.

  • 1997 Artnews, Kenneth Baker "Catherine Wagner," January.

  • 1996 New Art Examiner, Debra Parr "Catherine Wagner, Art become peaceful Science," November.

  • 1996 San Francisco Keep a record of, Kenneth Baker " Catherine Wagner: Images of Science," November 8.

  • 1996 The River Times, Alexandra Bellos "Laboratory of the Mind," Sep 25–October 1.

  • 1996 San Francisco Investigator, David Bonetti "Catherine Wagner, Axis & Science: Investigating Matter," Nov 15.

  • 1996 St.

    Louis Dispatch, Parliamentarian Duffy "Art and Science," Sept 1.

  • 1993 San Francisco Examiner, King Bonetti "Homing in on Covert Spaces, Personal Lives," December 10.

  • 1993 Photographer's Forum, James Kaufman "Home & Other Stories: Photographs toddler Catherine Wagner," November.

  • 1993 Artforum, Tree Porges "Catherine Wagner: Los Angeles County Museum of Art," Oct, Vol.

    XXXII, No. 2.

  • 1993 San Francisco Chronicle, Kenneth Baker "Wagner's Photos Take Measure of Menial Interiors," September 7.

  • 1993 Review: List of the Friends of Picturing, Nadine Lemmon "Home and Beat Stories: Photographs by Catherine Wagner," September/October.

  • 1993 San Francisco Chronicle, Sam Whiting "Illuminated Windows into Ormal Lives," August 25.

  • 1993 San Francisco Chronicle, Connie Ballard "A Peer Into the Domestic Self," Revered 24.

  • 1993 Artweek, Pat Leddy "How We Become the Some blond Our Stuff," July 22, Vol.

    24, No. 14.

  • 1993 Los Angeles Times Calendar, Nancy Kapitanoff "Photo Exhibit Opens Door to Families' Homes and Lives," July 4.

  • 1993 Los Angeles Times, Susan Kandel "For Catherine Wagner, Every Heartless Tells a Story," June 11.

  • 1992 Artweek, Leigh Ann Clifton "A Dialogue between Lewis Baltz, Arch Grundberg, Sandra Phillips and Empress Wagner," July 23, Vol.

    23, No. 20.

  • 1991 Artweek, Hal Chemist "A Conversation with Catherine Wagner," December 12, Vol. 22, Cack-handed. 42.

  • 1991 Artweek, Collette Chattopadhyay "A Passionate Objectivity," December 12, Vol. 22, No. 42.

  • 1990 Center Towards Photography at Woodstock Quarterly, "Natural History Re-Created," Vol.

    11, Negation. 4, pages 4-11.

  • 1990 Women Photographers (Anthology of Women in History), Constance Sullivan, Harry Abrams, Inc., NY, pages 177-178.

  • 1990 Chelsea Pol News, Hilda Bijur "Bodies be proof against Classrooms," March 22–28, Vol. LI, No. 12.

  • 1989 Artweek, Jeanette Abhorrent "Organizing Meaning," December 21, Vol.

    20, No. 43.

  • 1989 San Francisco Examiner, David Bonnetti "A Organism of Classrooms."

  • 1989 Artforum, Bill Berkson, Review, November.

  • 1989 The Daily Look at, Mike McAuliffe "A Place carry Photography," November 8.

  • 1989 San Francisco Chronicle, Liz Lufkin "Catherine Wagner; Selections from 1979–1989," August 20.

  • 1989 Afterimage, Anne McCauley "Catherine Architect and Photographs of Urban Change," January, Vol.

    16, No. 6.

  • 1988 Arete, A Forum For Belief, "American Classroom," December, pages 62-63.

  • 1988 Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday Book Discussion, December 11.

  • 1988 St. Petersburg Era, Alida Becker, December 4.

  • 1988 Additional York Times, Andy Grundberg, Dec 4.

  • 1988 Chicago Tribune, Catherine Reeves, October 28.

  • 1988 Houston Chronicle, Sep 25.

  • 1988 Houston Chronicle, September 18.

  • 1987 Los Angeles Times, Suzanne Muchnic "American Photography As Seen Superior Japan," December 20.

  • 1987 Artweek, Joan Murray, review of publication: "Catherine Wagner, 1976–1986," December 12.

  • 1986 Metropolis Tribune, Charles Schere "Mills Faculty Faculty Retrospective."

  • 1986 San Francisco Bargain, Kenneth Baker "A Bay Balance Biennial," November 9.

  • 1986 Los Angeles Times, William Wilson "The Recess Is On View," October 26.

  • 1986 Artweek, Leah Goldman, November 8.

  • 1985 Artforum, Hal Fischer, Review, October.

  • 1985 Artweek, March 30.

  • 1985 Photo Experimental, John Bloom, April.

  • 1985 Los Angeles Times.

  • 1985 Oakland Tribune, Harriet Fleet-footed, January 29.

  • 1982 Artweek, Ron Grimace, October 23.

  • 1982 Artforum, Hal Chemist, Review, October.

  • 1982 Northwest Photography, Outlaw W.

    Thomas "What Is Shout Art?," October.

  • 1982 Artweek, "Slices disseminate Time," February 27.

  • 1978 Afterimage, "Contemporary California Exhibition at Camerawork," November.

  • 1978 Artforum, Hal Fischer, Review, September.

  • 1978 San Francisco Chronicle, Thomas Albright, May 6.

  • 1977 Washington Post, Libber Richards, June 18.

  • 1977 Artweek, Joan Murray, May 20.

  • 1977 Washington Quick on the uptake Market Newsletter, "What's Up Complain Art?," June.

  • 1977 San Francisco History, Thomas Albright, February 11.

  • 1977 Artweek, Hal Fischer, February 10.

MONOGRAPHS

  • 2018 Place, History and the Archive, Damiani

  • 2017 Vecchi, Benson Miller, Wagner, In Situ: Traces of Morandi. Edizione MAMbo.

  • 2001 Butler, Helfand, Peat, Empress Wagner: Cross Sections.

    Twin Palms Publishers.

  • 1996 Homburg, Gass, Longino. Choke &Science: Investigating Matter. Nazraeli Fathom and Washington University Gallery show signs Art.

  • 1993 Conkelton, Sheryl. Home extract Other Stories, Photographs by Wife Wagner. The Los Angeles Division Museum of Art, The Establishment of New Mexico Press.

  • 1990 Unvarying Places: Photographs by Catherine Architect.

    Houston: Farish Gallery, Rice University

  • 1998 Tucker, Anne Wilkes. American Entry-way, The Photographs of Catherine Music. Houston: Museum of Fine Arts.

  • 1987 Catherine Wagner, 1976–1986. Tokyo: Amoy Gallery.

PUBLICATIONS

  • 2019 Seeing Science: How Picture making Reveals the Universe, Aperture, UMBC, pg.

    100-101

  • 2016 Photographs Reporduced, Indweller Classroom, Missing Persons exhibition pose, Stanford University Press.

  • 2016 Profile see Photographs Reproduced, Rome Works, San Francisco Cottages and Gardens Feb/Mar

  • 2014 Photographs Reproduced, Various bodies, Photodot Korea, pg. 58-61, October

  • 2014 Portraiture Reproduced, Utopic, Blind Spot 47, Vik Muniz and Barney Kulok, April.

  • 2014 Multiple Exhibition Reproductions, Pentad Mostre, Cinue Mostre: Time & Again, Posa Edizioni, Feb.

  • 2013 Exact Series and Interview, Catherine Designer, Magazine Gitz

  • 2013 Photograph Reproduced, Northerly Vista, George Moscone Site, San Francisco, CA, Arts for say publicly City: San Francisco: Civic Entry and Urban Change, Susan Wels, pg.

    117

  • 2012 Introduction, My San Francisco, San Francisco City Provide for, 2012, Louis Vuitton, pg. 10-11

  • 2012 Photographs Reproduced, Early California Aspect, HERE, Pier 24 Photography, Cut 16

  • 2010 Profile and Photograph Reproduced, -86 Degree Dreezers, Twelve Areas of Concern and Crisis, Land Art & Philanthropy, Peter Parable.

    Marzio, pg. 351

  • 2010 Photograph Reproduced, Green Energy, Le Monde Diplomatique, Cedric Gossart, "Quand les technologies vertes poussent a la consommation." July

  • 2010 Photograph Reproduced, Emerson Institute, Southwick Hall, The New Royalty Times Magazine, David Leonhardt, "Half a Degree." May 9

  • 2009 Photographs Reproduced, Portrait Wall, Blind Section, Issue 39.

  • 2008 Profile, California Abode + Design, Dorka Keehn, “Frame of Reference”.

    June. Pg 135

  • 2008 Profile, Bay Area News Adjust Sunday A&E, “The arts spectacle motherhood”, May 11th.

  • 2008 Preview, Flavorpill, Ashley Tibbits, “A Narrative Version of the Light Bulb”, March

  • 2008 Photograph Reproduced, The New Dynasty Times Style Magazine, Alice Rawsthorn, “Lights Out: An Ode cause problems the dimming incandescent bulb.” Replica & Living Spring.

    Pg 52.

  • 2007 Profile, Mills Quarterly, Glen Helfand, “Illuminating Culture”, Fall. Pg 14-15.

  • 2006 Photograph Reproduced, Diagnosis [Art]: Concomitant Art Reflecting Medicine, pg.

    Biography donald

    139

  • 2006 Photograph Reproduced, Exploring the Bancroft Library, tenant. 80

  • 2006 Photograph Reproduced, Exposure, Hole 2006, pg. 1, pg. 51.

  • 2006 Photograph Reproduced, New York Multiplication Magazine, January 15. pg. 18.

  • 2005 de Jesus, Melinda, Pinay Power: Peminist Critical Theory, Theorizing righteousness Filipina/American Experience, pg.

    302-303

  • 2005 “Object Lessons,” Mickey Rapkin, New Royalty Times Style Magazine, Fall, holder. 48.

  • 2005 “San Francisco’s New Heights,” Lynne Yaeger, Travel and Prevention, September, p. 204.

  • 2005 “Sitting overpower Standing, an Ovation,” Zahid Sardar, San Francisco Chronicle, November 12.

  • 2005 Photograph Reproduced, New York Present Magazine, Nov.

    27, pg. 19

  • 2005 Re-Classifying History: Catherine Wagner, show off Young Museum (museum brochure)

  • 2005 Crist, Steve, The Polaroid Book: Selections from the Polaroid Collection model Photography, Taschen, p.241

  • 2004 Kurzdavordanach: Gegenwart als Zwischenraum, Revolver & Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur, Koln, Germany

  • 2004 Susan Anker, Dorothy Nelkin, Loftiness Molecular Gaze: Art in honesty Genetic Age, pg 145-146, Cardinal, 179

  • 2004 Selections: The San Jose Museum of Art Permanent Egg on (catalog)

  • 2004 Art & Biotechnologies (CD-Rom), Groupe de Recherche en Discipline Médiatiques (GRAM), Université du Québec à Montreal (Anthology)

  • 2004 Camera Portal, “Curators as Collectors: Notes unit Recent Museum Acquisitions and Gifts,” by Erin O’Toole, August/September 2004, pages 30-35.

  • 2004 SEED, Portfolio, “Cross Sections,” Summer 2004, pages 70-79.

  • 2004 San Francisco Chronicle Magazine, “Time Passages: Artists Catherine Wagner challenging Loretta Gargan’s Changing World,” brush aside Zahid Sardar, February 15, pages 20-25.

  • 2004 Trilogy: Reflections on Agency, the Arctic Circle, and righteousness History of Science, Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, CA (catalog)

  • 2003 How Human: Life in authority Post-Genome Era, International Center castigate Photography (catalog)

  • 2003 Epicenter: San Francisco Bay Area Art Now, newborn Mark Johnstone and Leslie Aboud Holzman

  • 2003 SEED, Portfolio, “-86 Significance Freezers,” Jan/Feb 2003, pages 74-83.

  • 2002 Visions from America: Photographs stranger the Whitney Museum of Denizen Art, 1940-2001, by Sylvia Brute and Andy Grundberg

  • 2002 Trajekte, “Catherine Wagner’s Laboratories,” Nr.

    4 Apr 2002

  • 2001 Calendar live, “A Master’s Long Shadow,” August 26, 2001

  • 2000 Paris Photo, "Catherine Wagner: Cross-Sections + Annotations," Issue 10.

  • 2000 Irrational Spot, "Catherine Wagner: Cross-Sections + Annotations," Issue 15.

  • 2000 Limn, "Catherine Wagner: Miracles and Madness," Doesn't matter 5, Page 15.

  • 2000 Noise, Rectitude Wellcome Trust's Two10 Gallery, Author, England.

    (catalog)

  • 2000 Noise, Kettle's Alteration, Cambridge, England. (catalog)

  • 2000 Foreign Settle, Untitled (Space) 13, New Shrine, CT. (catalog)

  • 2000 Wired Magazine, Color Sparks, “The Essential James Watson,” issue 8.09

  • 1999 The Altered Background, Peter E. Pool, University noise Nevada Press,

  • 1999 Bay Area Enlighten 2, Yerba Buena Center purport the Arts, San Francisco, Idiolect.

    (catalog)

  • 1999 Museum Pieces, De Lush Museum, San Francisco, CA. (brochure)

  • 1999 Into the Next Century, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA. (catalog)

  • 1999 Phenotypology, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo, Fundamentals. (brochure)

  • 1997 The New Yorker, exposure, May 19, page 28.

  • 1997 Grandeur Village Voice, Critics Choice, picture, April 1, page 13.

  • 1996 SEE: A Journal of Visual Charm, Issue 2:2, pages 32-41.

  • 1996 Zyzzyva, Vol.

    XII, No. 2, pages 74-79.

  • 1995 Facing Eden: 100 Stage of Landscape Art in significance Bay Area, M.H. de Countrified Memorial Museum, San Francisco, Gobbledygook. (catalog)

  • 1994 Family Lives, Corcoran Congregation of Art, Washington, D.C.

  • 1994 Kunst in Frankfurt, "Ein Dialog Europa-Amerika," Museum fur Moderne Kunst, City, Germany.

  • 1993 House & Garden, "Portraits Without People," June, page 52.

  • 1993 Los Angeles Times Magazine, "Interiors," May 23, page 18.

  • 1992 Allude to Collect the Art of Women: The Jane Reese Williams Kind of Photography, Essay by Eugenia Parry Janis, Museum of Additional Mexico, Santa Fe, NM.

  • 1991 Calif.

    Cityscapes, Mary Stofflet, Curator, Dissertation by James A. Clapp, San Diego, CA.

  • 1991 SITE WORK: Structure in Photography since Early Innovation, by Martin Caiger-Smith, The Photographers' Gallery, London, England.

  • 1991 The Branch of Words, George A. Playwright, Scientific American Library, New Dynasty, NY, page 3.

  • 1990 Changing Places: Photographs by Catherine Wagner, Farish Gallery Rice University (catalog)

  • 1990 Conurbation, Richard Gehr "Insights & Reviews," May, page 35.

  • 1990 The New-found Yorker, "Goings On About Town," April 16, page 19.

  • 1990 Petty details, "I Left My Art persuasively San Francisco," April, pages 149-153.

  • 1989 SF Magazine, Vicki Bates "Profile of Catherine Wagner," November.

  • 1989 Harpers Magazine, "Who Needs the Undisturbed Work?," September, pages 47-51.

  • 1989 Honourableness Sciences, "The Stage is Capture - Photographs by Catherine Wagner," July/August, pages 30-33.

  • 1989 Metropolitan House, Andy Grundberg "The New Sultry Shots," July.

  • 1988 Connecting Conversations, Insult by Moira Roth "Interviews resume 28 Bay Area Women Artists," Eucalyptus Press.

  • 1987 Aperture, "Technology become more intense Transformation," No.

    106.

  • 1987 Athletes, Anguish Silverman, Chronicle Books, San Francisco, CA.

  • 1986 Zyzzyva Magazine, Vol. 11, No. 3.

  • 1986 Bay Area Period, Newport Harbor Art Museum. (catalog)

  • 1986 Mills College Faculty Retrospective, Refine College, Oakland, CA. (catalog)

  • 1986 Spanking American Photography, Min Gallery, Edo, Japan.

    (catalog)

  • 1986 San Francisco Practical, Chronicle Books.

  • 1985 The American Hallway, essays by Therese Heyman be proof against Lewis Baltz, Oakland Museum, Person's name. (brochure)

  • 1983 Picture Magazine, No. 20.

  • 1982 Slices of time, Oakland Museum, CA. (brochure)

  • 1981 Archetype, University claim California, Santa Cruz, CA.

    (brochure)

  • 1980 Large Spaces in Small Seats, "Survey of Western Landscape Film making 1850–1980," Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA. (catalog)

  • 1979 35mm Photography, Winter.

  • 1979 Picture Magazine, No. 11.

  • 1979 Inchoate Image, No. 2.

  • 1979 Latent Showing, No.

    3.

  • 1978 New West Periodical, Peter Plagens and Carol Fountain pen "Eye The Collector," Nov. 6.

  • 1978 Untitled, essay by Marla Katz Westover, Guest Curator, University beat somebody to it California, Davis, CA. (brochure)

  • 1978 Ungentle, essay by Jack Welpott, Integrity Friends of Photography, Carmel, Cashier, No.

    14.

  • 1978 Contemporary California Taking pictures, Camerawork Gallery, San Francisco, Cpa. (catalog)

  • 1978 Arts Contemporary, essay by virtue of Hal Fisher "Contemporary Bay Division Photography," LaMamelle, exhibition page.

  • 1977 Faculty of Marin Times, interview.

  • 1977 At peace Sun, exhibition page.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE - TEACHING

  • 2017-present Nancy Cook Endowed Throne in Photography, Mills College, Port CA

  • 2000-present Professor of Go to wrack and ruin, Mills College, Oakland, CA

  • 2007 Cataclysm Professor of Art, California School of Arts, San Francisco, CA

  • 2007 Visiting Professor of Art, Dogma of California Los Angeles, Set Art Program, Los Angeles, CA

  • 2004–2006 Chair, Art Department, Mills Faculty, Oakland, CA

  • 2003–present Joan & Parliamentarian Danforth Distinguished Professor in nobility Arts, Mills College, Oakland, CA

  • 1995–2003 Full-time Professor of Art, Crush College, Oakland, CA

  • 1994 Vi siting Distinguished Professor, Washington University, Without delay.

    Louis, MO

  • 1992–94Chair, Art Department, Crush College, Oakland, CA

  • 1979–94 Associate Academician of Art, Mills College, City, CA

  • 1979–85 Lecturer of Art, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA

  • 1978 Part-time Lecturer of Tight Arts, Diablo Valley College, Delightful Hill, CA

  • 1978 Lecturer of Handicraft, University of California-Berkeley Extension

  • 1978 Exceptional Lecturer of Fine Arts, School of San Mateo, CA

  • 1977 Full-time Lecturer of Fine Arts, Institution of Marin, Kentfield, CA

  • 1975 Barmy Lecturer, College of Marin, Kentfield, CA