Born:
EXHIBITIONS (*Solo Exhibit)
2005 * “The Ted Williams Memorial Display”,
2005 “Realists
of The
2005 “
2004 * “Next In The Gallery: Daniel Edwards”,
2004 “Punch & Judy Go
Downtown”,
2004 * “My Coulrophobia (My Fear of
Clowns)”, Capla Kesting Fine Art,
2003 “Image vs. Color”, Capla
Kesting Fine Art,
2003 * “Recent Works”,
2002
“The Panjectivist Salon”,
2001 * “Cast Blues”, Delta Cultural
Center,
2001 * “Cast Blues”, LymeAcademy
2000 “Purgatory Wheel”,
Mark Diekhoff Gallery,
1999 * “Daniel Edwards, Recent Works”,
1999 “Edwards and Pavone,
Recent Works”,
1999 * “Bushman”, Mark Diekhoff
Gallery,
1998 * “Heroes and
Champions”,
1998 * “Images of Greatness”, Art Association
of
1998 “Holocaust Exhibition”,
1998 * “Distinguished Company”, National
1998 * “Images of
Greatness”, and other works,
1997 “Real Abstract”, Two
man show, Five Ten Gallery,
1997 “Political Portraits”, National Sculpture
Society at
1997 * “Images of Greatness”, Birmingham
Civil Rights Institute,
1997 * “Images of
Greatness”,
1996 * “Images of
Greatness”, Bank One Center/Tower Gallery,
1996 “Discover Greatness! An Illustrated History of
Negro Leagues Baseball,”
1996 * “Portraits of the
Olympic Centennial”, Traveling Exhibit:
- 1996
Olympic Village, Georgia Institute of Technology,
- The
Pinnacle Gallery, Savannah College of Art and Design, sponsored by the
Department of Cultural
Affairs, United Way, BMW Critz Inc., and
Coca-Cola,
-
Greenville Hyatt Regency, sponsored by the Greenville Chamber of
Commerce,
-
Bank One Center/Tower Gallery, sponsored by the
Equity Office,
2002 “Wm. DeHart
Hubbard, Olympian”, 6’x 8’ bronze relief, Southwest Ohio Regional Transit
Authority,
2001 “Mr. and Mrs. Cox Memorial”,
life-size bronze,
2000 “Senator Wendell Ford”,
bronze, twice life-size,
1998 “Senator Wendell Ford”, bronze, twice
life-size, Louisville Airport Authority,
1996 “Governor Matthew E. Welsh of
1995 “Landmark for Peace”, MLK Jr.
and RFK Memorial (Groundbreaking ceremony performed by
President
Clinton and Senator Ted Kennedy), sponsored by “Indiana Pacers”,
1995 “Worker’s Memorial”,
1994 “Mother Seton with Child”, bronze
life-size,
2004
“The Blaising family children and pets”,
bronze life-size, Blaising family,
2004 “Olympian Portraits”, bronze, New York
Athletic Club,
2000 “Young Thoroughbred with
Child”, bronze life-size, Buckingham Companies,
1998 “Affirmed, The Last Triple
Crown Champion”, bronze horse, 125% life-size, Champions Farms, Louisville, KY.
1998 “Bronze Water Fountains (two)”,
1998 “Dean Charles Emerson”, bronze life-size
bust, I.U.
1998 “Dwane Houser Bronze Relief", Anthem Insurance,
1995 “The United Way Community Service
Award”, United Way of
1994 “Josef Gingold
Memorial Gold Medal”, Cathedral Arts,
1995 “Jimmy Doolittle
Award”, Hudson Institute (Recipient: Barry Goldwater;
Guest speakers: Dan Quayle,
William F. Buckley, and Sen. Sam Nunn), National Press Club,
1994 “Lloyd Banks Bronze Relief”,
Associated Group,
1994 “Bronze Medallion”, IUPUI
Library,
1993 “Frank E. McKinney, Jr. and Sr.
Busts”,
1993 Nine Portraits,
National
City of
Georgia Institute of Technology,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hilbert,
Mr. and Mrs. Sen. Barry Goldwater,
Dr.
Henry Kissinger
Mr.
Donald Rumsfeld
Mr.
George Schultz
Robin Greenspun,
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Chambers,
2003-05 Chairman of Faculty Council,
1999-05 Assistant Professor of Sculpture and Anatomy, Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, Old Lyme,
CT.
1994-97 Instructor of Figure
Modeling and Artistic Anatomy, Herron School of Art, Indiana University,
Indianapolis, IN.
1994 BFA Sculpture,
1988-90
MFA Sculpture Program,
Received
MFA, Sculpture,
STORYLINE: “Blues Captured in Sculpture,” Fall, 2001.
BLUES
REVUE MAGAZINE: “Documenting History: Sculptor Brings Blues Legends to Life,” Eric
Fine, 2001.
THE
THE
NEW YORK TIMES: “Setting Up Shop Amid the Action,” Elizabeth Atteberry, February,
2001.
THE
NEW
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: “Striking Poses”, Julie Pratt McQuiston, February, 1999.
N.A.M.O.S.
Score Board: “
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: “Bushman”, Calendar Pick, January, 1999.
ARTS
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: Calendar Story, Courtesy Mark Diekhoff, May, 1998.
HOLOCAUST
EXHIBITION CATALOG,
James Mann, Ph.D.), April, 1998.
ART
BEAT (Las
Vegas Art Museum Newsletter): “Daniel
Edwards”, James Mann, Ph.D., Mar/Apr, 1998.
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: “Real Abstract”, Tom Rhea, December, 1997.
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: Pick of the Week, November, 1997.
HENDRICKS
THE
ROCKY
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “Dan Creates an Image”, Sandra Provan, July, 1997.
THE
THE
DAILY
HERALD: “
SPOTLIGHT: “Sculpture in League of Its Own”, Julie
Masterson, January, 1997.
SAGAMORE: “Herron Professor’s Sculptures Symbolize
Ethics of Life’s Work”, Matt Litten, November, 1996.
NUVO: “Documenting History”, Dick Young, October,
1996.
EX-VOTO: “On the Move”, Allegra
East, October, 1996.
GEORGIA
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
“Olympic Exhibit”, Thomas Galloway,
August, 1996.
THE
CREATIVE
LOAFING (
BIBLIOGRAPHY,
CONTINUED
NEWS
DISPATCH: “Sculptor’s Work Heading Toward
Olympic Village”, Deborah Sederberg, June, 1996.
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “Olympic Commission”, Sandra Provan, June, 1996.
HENDRICKS
THE
STRAD (
HENDRICKS
SAGAMORE: “Memorial Celebrates Nonviolence Then and
Now”, Amy Tousky, October, 1995.
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “Monumental Sculpture”, Rick Markley, October,
1995.
SCULPTURE
REVIEW MAGAZINE: Photo of work published with brief biography,
Fall, 1995.
SAGAMORE: “Indy Gets First PC Sculpture” and “For
Artistic Sake”, Tammy Cleary, April, 1995.
SCULPTURE
REVIEW MAGAZINE: “
NUVO
NEWSWEEKLY: “Nobody Told Him He Couldn’t Do It”, Sharon Calhoon, September, 1994.
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “He Speaks in Sculpture”, Beth Rudnick, July, 1994.
THE
DAY (
THE
BANK ONE COMMUNIQUE: “In the Image of Greatness”,
Erica Tetzloff, Winter,
1993-1994.
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “Piecing It Together”, Tom Domingues, June, 1992.
NEW
BUFFALO TIMES: “The Life of the Artist as an Untormented Man”, Charlotte Bass, July, 1991.
LAPORTE
HERALD-ARGUS: “Slaughterhouse Art Remains to be Seen”, Anne Watson, February, 1991.
REGIONAL
NEWS: “Sculptor Gets Inspiration From
Lifeless Animals”, Vicky Taylor, November, 1990.