Education
1997 MFA, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
1995 BFA, The Corcoran School of Art, Washington, DC
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2011 Plaques & Tangles: New Paintings by Jeff Huntington, Porter Contemporary, New York, NY
2010 Plaques & Tangles: Reyes + Davis Independent Exhibitions, Washington, DC
2009 Unsettled Beauty: New Paintings, Raandesk Gallery of Art, New York, NY
New Paintings, Reyes + Davis Independent Exhibitions, Washington, DC
2003 Birds and Other Paintings, Balcony Gallery, Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD
1993 Recent Portraits, Building Universal North, Washington, DC
1992 Figure of Expression, The Bank, Baltimore, MD
Paintings-In-Progress, Ikon, Washington, DC
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2011 A Portrait Apart, Porter Contemporary, New York, NY
2010 Portray, curated by Frank Hallam Day, Addison/Ripley Fine Art, Washington, DC
Fantastic Journeys, curated by Beatrice Gralton, McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA
ART in Embassies Exhibition, curated by Sarah Tanguy, Ambassador’s Residence, The Hague,
Netherlands
Affordable Art Fair NYC, Raandesk Gallery of Art, New York, NY
2009 The Francis and June Spiezer Collection, The Rockford Art Museum, Rockford, IL
Gallery Artists, Reyes + Davis Independent Exhibitions, Washington, DC
Bethesda Painting Awards Exhibition, The Fraser Gallery, Bethesda, MD
Affordable Art Fair NYC, Raandesk Gallery of Art, New York, NY
Art & Design @ muleh, Presented by Raandesk Gallery, Washington, DC
2008 Ramen and Resolve, Annapolis Street Gallery, Annapolis, MD
Bridge Art Fair, Raandesk Gallery of Art, New York, NY
2007 Miscellany, Mana Fine Art Exhibition Space, Jersey City, NJ
2006 All Sentient Beings, DUMBO Arts Center, Brooklyn, NY
Group Show, Raandesk Gallery of Art, New York, NY
2005 December 2005, Alpan Gallery, Long Island, Huntington, NY
Transformer’s 2nd Annual Auction, Fusebox, Washington, DC
Bill Newman and Friends: Uncommon Vision, The Arts Club of Washington, Washington, DC
2004 Affordable Art Fair, prêt à poser, Pier 92, New York, NY
Summer Selections, Alpan Gallery, Long Island, Huntington, NY
Pandamania, public sculpture project, Washington, DC
Degrees of Abstraction, Alpan Gallery, Long Island, Huntington, NY
The Exhibition of American Art, The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Diverse Works, Alpan Gallery, Long Island, Huntington, NY
2003 Affordable Art Fair, prêt à poser, Pier 92, New York, NY
About Time, Canadian Embassy, Washington, DC (catalog)
Alumni Awards Exhibition, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
2002 Convoy, Paint Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
1999 Altered Objects, University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, IL
Size Matters, Gale Gates et. al., Brooklyn, NY
8th Annual Showcase Exhibition, The Alternative Museum, New York, NY
1998 65th Stateline Vicinity Exhibition, The Rockford Art Museum, Rockford, IL (catalog)
New Voices, New Visions, The Alternative Museum, New York, NY
Disfigure, Hyde Park Center, Chicago, IL (2-person show; catalog)
1997 Coming Attractions, Zolla/Lieberman Gallery, Chicago, IL
Out of the Shadow of Ivan Albright: Twelve Contemporary Chicago Artists, Illinois Art Gallery, State of
Illinois Center, Chicago, IL
Nippon Art Exhibition, Nippon Steel USA, Chicago, IL (catalog)
How To Describe A Suspect, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL
1996 Young Americans of Asian Ancestry, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL
Nippon Art Exhibition, Nippon Steel USA, Chicago, IL (catalog)
Figurative Abstraction, Fine Arts Building Gallery, Chicago, IL
1995 Professor’s Choice, Rockville Arts Place, Rockville, MD
Superbia: Options ’95 Biennial, Washington Project for the Arts, Washington, DC
Some of the Parts: Printmaking Portfolio ’95, Gallery K, Washington, DC
Facts, Faces, Figures, Foundry Gallery, Washington, DC
1994 Corcoran Art, Rock Creek Gallery, Washington, DC 1993
DC to NY, Gallery 4 Now at Union Square West, New York, NY
Portraits By Jeff Huntington and Dan Thompson, White Walls Gallery, Corcoran School of Art,
Washington, DC
Urban Laboratory, Gallery 4 Now at 7th Street, Washington, DC
1992 Recent Works By Five Local Artists, Gallery 4 Now at Dupont Circle, Washington, DC
AWARDS
2010 Individual Artist Award in Visual Art, Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC)
2004 2nd Place, The Exhibition of American Art, The rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
2003 The Ethel Lorraine Bernstein Memorial Award For Excellence in Painting
1995 The Dr. William A. Newman Award
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago Trustee Scholarship (100%)
1994 The Jacob Kainen Award For Excellence in Figurative Painting
The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Fellowship, Canada
1992 The John Noland Ronsheim Memorial Award
ARTICLES
2010 O’Sullivan, Michael, “A Painter Shows His Many Faces,” The Washington Post; weekend; June 18
2006 Harrison, Helen A., “With A Little Artistic License,” The New York Times; Jan. 8 2004
Winters, Wendi, “Artist Brings Panda To Life,” The Capital; May 28
2003 Greenfield, Phil, “Maryland Hall,” The Baltimore Sun; Jan. 16
1998 Charmelo, Julie Anne, “Disfigure,” New Art Examiner; June
Glatt, Cara, “When madness Becomes The Norm,” Hyde Park Herald; April 8
Landry, Nina, “Hyde Park Disfigured: Two Artists’ Commentaries,” Chicago Business;Vol. XXXVI, Issue
8; April 17
1997 Rooks, Michael, “Out of the Shadow of Ivan Albright: Twelve Contemporary ChicagoArtists,” New Art
Examiner; July/August
Glatt, Cara, “Self Portraits Offer A Look At The Psyche,” Hyde Park Herald; Feb. 12
Delano, John, “Portraits Mix Memory And Desire,” The Chicago Maroon; Jan. 31
1996 Glatt, Cara, “Local Exhibit Shows Asian Influence,” Hyde Park Herald; Oct. 16 1995
Williams, Linda, “Students Win Spot In WPA Show,” Columns; Corcoran School of Art, Washington, DC;
Vol. 4, No. 8; June
Pomeranz, Judy, “WPA’s Superb Superbia,” The Arlington Journal; Arlington, VA;
Powers, William F., “Art And Soul,” The Washington Post; April 9
Cole, Robert T., “Senior Thesis Show At The Corcoran,” SCENE Magazine; Issue 31, Vol. 1; April 7
Cole, Robert T., “WPA Brings Superbia To DC,” SCENE Magazine; Issue 27, Vol. 1; March 10
Powers, William F., “Superbia: A Blast From The Present,” The Washington Post; March 3
Dean, Mensah, “Art In Superbia,” The Washington Times; March 2
Cohen, Jean Lawlor, “Local Color,” WHERE Magazine; Washington, DC; March
1994 Brown, Joe, “Saving Face,” The Washington Post; Nov. 4
1993 “Nomadic Gallery Thrives In The District,” Art In Progress Magazine;
Baltimore/Washington
Alfaro, Alberto M., “Filipino American’s Art Show,” The Manila-U.S.; Vol. 2, No. 9; March 15
Williams, Linda, “ Helps Launch Gallery, Art Corporation,” The Rag; Corcoran School of Art, Washington,
DC; Vol. 3, No. 2; March 31
1992 Jackson, George, “Cedric Tillman And Jeff Huntington,” The Washington Post; Dec. 24
Brace, Eric, “Gallery Go-Getters,” The Washington Post; Dec. 21
Oda, Ken, “Washington Student Artists Launch Moveable Gallery,” KOAN Magazine;Washington,
DC; Dec. 1
Lyon, Ellen, “Showing His Colors,” The Sentinel; Upper Marlboro, MD; Sep. 16