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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Charlene Payton-Holt
Born: 1947 Cleveland, Ohio
Artist and founder of "Eagle Ridge Art Studio"; Republic, WA, 2006;
featured as Studio No. 26 in the North Country Artist Trails (NCAT) brochure for
artists' studio tours of Northeast WA Jun. 15-Sep. 30, 2007.
Studio hours: noon - 6pm
EXHIBITIONS: (*One-Person Shows)
2004 EUREKA ARTS GOLD MOUNTAINS GALLERY: Republic, WA; Oct. 30-Nov.
30, 2004. Members' Show: Cooperative gallery opening exhibit.
BRINGING IN THE WOOD 3rd ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT: Colville Arts
Foundation: Colville, WA: Oct. 12-Nov. 20, 2004.
2002 *CHARLENE PAYTON - PHOTOGRAPHS, WOODCUTS, ETCHINGS AND MARBLED
WORKS: Colville Arts Foundation Regional Gallery; Colville, WA; Sep. 24-Nov.
2, 2002.
WESTERN CRITTERS: Confluence Gallery: Twisp, WA; Jul. 20- Sep. 15, 2002.
2001 THE WESTERN LANDSCAPE - A LOOK AT WHAT THE WEST HAS BECOME:
Confluence Gallery:Twisp, WA: Jul. 28-Sep. 15, 2001.
FROM MY FRONT PORCH: Confluence Gallery;Twisp, WA; Jun. 2-Jul. 21, 2001.
IMAGES OF THE MIND - A FOCUS ON THE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Confluence Gallery:
Twisp,WA; Feb. 24-Apr. 7, 2001. Photograph featured on poster and mailers.
2000 Mural: RANALD MACDONALD: Historical mural for the Ferry County
Historical Society. Acrylic painting with historical text: 8'x12'. Permanent
installation on the West Kettle River Road by Customs bridge near the Ranald
MacDonald gravesite. Curlew, WA. Oct., 2000.
*CELEBRATION OF LIFE - A PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY OF FERRY COUNTY: Developing
Images Gallery: Republic, WA; Jun. 22-30, 2000
*ALTERED EXPERIENCE - NEW PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHARLENE PAYTON: Developing Images
Gallery: Republic, WA; Jan., 2000.
1999 *ALTERED EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE ART AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLENE
PAYTON: The Claremont Forum; Claremont, CA; Jul. 10-28, 1999.
PHOTO IMAGES 1999: Riverside Community College; Riverside, CA.
1994 A SHOW OF FLAMENCO ART BY THREE ARTISTS: KRISTEN WETTERHAHN,
CHARLENE PAYTON AND CHERRY WOOD; Sacred Grounds Coffee House and Art Gallery;
San Pedro, CA; Feb. 6- Apr. 2, 1994.
1988 *ARCANA MEDITATIONS: WORKS ON PAPER - CHARLENE PAYTON: King
Avenue Coffeehouse; Columbus, Ohio. Sep. 13-30, 1988.
1988 WAR AND PEACE: Contemporary American Theatre Company; Columbus,
OH. The Calligraphy Guild of Columbus exhibit. Juried Show; Jan. 14-Feb. 15,
1988.
1985 LETTERING ARTS '85: Franklin University Gallery; Columbus, OH.
The Calligraphy Guild of Columbus and the Marietta Calligraphy Society. Juried
Show, Jun. 14-Jul. 26, 1985.
1982 THE WESTERN RESERVE CALLIGRAPHERS SHOW: Beck Center for the
Performing Arts. Lakewood, OH. Apr. 25, 1982
1981 LAUREL DELIA & CHARLENE PAYTON: Oberlin Gallery; Oberlin
College; Oberlin, OH.
1979 *THE PARTY COMPANY POSTERS 1978-1979: Chef Henri Dinner
Theatre; Avon Lake, OH.
1974 55th MAY SHOW: Por Siguiriya, pencil. The Cleveland
Museum of Art; Cleveland, OH; May 1-Jun. 9,1974.
1973 54th MAY SHOW: Swamp, Oil. The Cleveland Museum of Art;
Cleveland, OH; May 2-Jun. 10, 1973.
18th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: Burning Bush, Oil. First
Prize. Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western Reserve University; Cleveland, OH.
1972 CHARLENE PAYTON: BFA SENIOR THESIS SHOW; Kent State
University; Kent, OH; Nov., 1972.
17th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western
Reserve University; Cleveland, OH.
1971 16th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: War Protest:
Vietnamese Mothers Carrying Their Wounded Children, Oil. Second Prize.
Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western Reserve University; Cleveland, OH.
14th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: The Crucifixion, Woodcut
triptych. First Prize.Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western Reserve University;
Cleveland, OH.
1969 AVANT-GARDE GALLERY: New Member Artists Group Exhibit, War
Protest: Vietnamese Mothers Carrying Their Wounded Children, Oil.
Cleveland, OH; Sep. 14-Oct. 11, 1969.
1968 50th MAY SHOW: Self Portrait, Oil. The Cleveland
Museum of Art; Cleveland, OH; May 1-Jun. 16, 1968:
13th ANNUAL THE NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: Hallinan-Newman Center; Case
Western Reserve University; Cleveland, OH. Apr. 8-19, 1968.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 15th ANNUAL EXHIBITION: Portrait of Cynthia,
Oil. Jury Award. Jewish Community Center; Cleveland Heights, OH.
Dec. 10-23, 1968.
1967 49th MAY SHOW: Estudio No. 5 Para La Guitarra, Drawing.The
Cleveland Museum of Art; Cleveland,OH; May 3-Jun. 18, 1967.
1966 *A CATALÁN EXPERIENCE: GUENTHER-MATTOX GALLERY; Cleveland Heights, OH;
Dec. 4-16,1966.
AWARDS AND HONORS
Nomination: Governor's Art Awards for 2001 by the Arts Council of Ferry
County to the Washington State Arts Commission.
Second Place: Color Category. PHOTO IMAGES 1999; Riverside Community
College; Riverside, CA.
1999 National American Indian Student Eagle Awards: Charlene
Payton.Artist/Art Teacher, Sherman Indian High School; Riverside, CA.
First Prize: 18th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: Burning Bush,
Oil.Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western Reserve University; Cleveland, OH.
Juried Show. 1973.
Second Prize: War Protest: Vietnamese Mothers Carrying Their Wounded
Children, Oil. 16th ANNUAL NEWMAN RELIGIOUS ART SHOW: Hallinan-Newman
Center; Case Western Reserve University; Cleveland, OH. Juried Show. 1971.
Jury Award: Portrait of Cynthia , Oil. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
15th ANNUAL EXHIBITION: Jewish Community Center; Cleveland Heights, OH.
Juried Show. 1968.
First Prize: Crucifixion, Woodcut triptych. 14th ANNUAL NEWMAN
RELIGIOUS ART SHOW; Hallinan-Newman Center; Case Western Reserve University;
Cleveland, OH. Juried Show. 1969.
Four year Art Scholarship to Kent State University, School of Art. Kent,
OH. 1965.
Scholastic Art Awards 1965: Certificate of Merit: 3 Places, 4 Keys, 3 Keys
New York: 24th ANNUAL REGIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART EXHIBIT for the North-Eastern
Ohio Lake Region conducted nationally by Scholastic Magazines. Portfolio to New
York and prior Exhibit at The Halle Bros. Co.; Cleveland, OH. Feb. 23-27, 1965.
PERMANENT COLLECTIONS
HALLINAN-NEWMAN COLLECTION: formerly housed at the Hallinan-Newman Center
at Case Western Reserve University. Collection moved to the Center for Pastoral
Leadership, Diocese of Cleveland, OH; Saint Mary Seminary and Graduate School
of Theology, Wickliffe, OH. 1997 Works include Burning Bush, Oil. 1973
and Crucifixion, woodcut triptych, 1969.
ART INSTRUCTOR/LECTURE-DEMONSTRATION/WORKSHOPS
Instructor: PIONEER DAYS: SPANISH IMMERSION WITH ART funded through the
Washington State Arts Commission. Ages 7-13. Republic, WA; 2006.
Instructor: PIONEER DAYS: NORTHWEST COAST INDIAN ART funded through the
Washington State Arts Commission. Ages 7-13. Republic, WA; 2005.
Instructor: PIONEER DAYS: PAINTING WORKSHOP funded through the Washington
State Arts Commission. Ages 7-13. Republic, WA; 2004.
Instructor: PIONEER DAYS: CORN HUSK DOLL MAKING AND PAINTING WORKSHOPS
funded through the Washington State Arts Commission. Ages 7-13. Republic, WA;
2003.
Instructor: REPUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT: PARENT PARTNER PROGRAM: Taught
Elementary and High School Art for home-schooled children. Alternative
education program. Republic, WA. 2002-2003 school year.
Lecture: Art Therapy and Instruction: NE WA ARTS SUMMIT; Republic,
WA. May 5-7, 2000.
Panelist lecturer and teacher for the project: Crossing the Rainbow
Bridge: Our Story. Southwest Museum; Los Angeles, CA. Exhibit of 65 works
by students of Sherman Indian High School; May 8, 1999. Organized and matted
art for exhibit at the museum, hung show and featured artists at the opening.
Artwork, students and myself featured in video by Kat High entitled, Crossing
the Rainbow Bridge: Our Story.
New Native Art: Expressions of Personal & Cultural Identity,
Showcased 20 students' work from Sherman Indian High School at The Claremont
Forum, Claremont, CA, Apr. 12-24, 1997. Matted art, hung exhibit and organized
opening for featured students.
Art Teacher: SHERMAN INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL; Riverside, CA. Fulltime Federal
position. Academic years: 1996-97; 1997-98; 1998-99.
Showcased three artists from Sherman Indian High School's IRG program for
art exhibit. Matted work, hung exhibit: The Artist: Jalon Begay,
Ricky Lee Mike and Jesse Bryant. RIGALI'S ART & SOUL GALLERY; Sherman Oaks,
CA. Jun. 22-Jul., 1996.
Art Instructor for IRG Program: "After Hours Art", SHERMAN INDIAN
HIGH SCHOOL. Taught alternative art course for students afternoons and
weekends. Riverside, CA. Jan.-Jun. 1996.
Instructor: Bookbinding Workshop: Two Japanese Bindings; Riverside
Art Museum. Riverside, CA. Mar. 23, 1996.
Instructor: Art Expression Workshop; Proposed and taught art program
to Native American grade school children for the American Indian Alcohol and
Substance Abuse Prevention/Education Project. The American Indian Clinic;
Bellflower, CA. Jun., Jul. and Oct., 1993.
Lecture and slide presentation on Turkish Paper Marbling. Conversations
and Coffee, Columbus Cultural Arts Center. Columbus, OH. Aug. 4, 1983.
Paper Marbling Demonstration: Paper Capers; Columbus Museum of Art;
Columbus, OH. May 1, 1983.
Lecture/Demonstration: THE OHIO AREA CONFERENCE ON THE CALLIGRAPHIC ARTS;
Turkish Marbling demonstration. The Ohio Dominican College; Columbus,
OH. 1983.
Lecture/Demonstration: Renaissance Glaze Techniques of Oil Painting,
Sun City Center, FL, 1978.
Lecture/Demonstration: Renaissance Glaze Techniques of Oil Painting,
King‘s Point, FL, 1978.
GRAPHIC ART ACCOUNTS/COMMISSIONS
Hand-binding of Expiation is Impossible by Patrick Merrill,
printmaker. Edition of 10 books, exhibited at the OCCCA Gallery (Orange County
Center for Contemporary Art); Santa Ana, CA. Apr. 21-May 21, 1993.
Medical poster sessions for national symposia and medical illustration for
journal articles and protocols. Ohio State University; Departments of Surgery
and Pathology; Columbus, OH. 1986-1990.
Medical poster sessions for national and international symposia and medical
illustration for brochures, medical journal articles and protocols. Neoprobe
Corporation; Columbus, OH. 1989-1990.
Logo and computer design: Progenics Corporation; Columbus, OH. 1989-1990.
Hand-binding of Persian Fables, book by Anthony Rice: Edition of 38
multi-signature books with rounded back spines, hand-marbled paper for covers
and calligraphy. Logan Elm Press. Ohio State University; Columbus, OH 1983.
Art cards for children’s books for Tilson’s Book Shop series on WVIZ-TV;
PBS Network. Cleveland, OH. 1973-74.
ARTICLES AND REVIEWS
Charlene Payton-Holt: "Eagle Ridge Art Studio" (No. 14 of
artist studios and galleries in brochure), 2006.
Charlene Payton; by Gloria J. Geary. Review of art and photography
at the Colville Arts Gallery. Colville, WA; 2002.
"Colville Arts Gallery" Inlander. Review of art show
featuring works by Charlene Payton: Spokane, WA. Sep. 12, 2002; Page 43.
"Charlene Payton - Photography Real and Surreal" by Gloria J. Geary. The
North Columbia Monthly; Colville, WA. Sep., 2002 issue; Pages 10-11 and
cover art.
"MacDonald Murals Add to Lore of Local Adventurer" by News-Miner staff.
Republic News-Miner; Vol. 98,
No. 33, Republic, WA. Nov. 2, 2000.
"Murals to be Unveiled" by News Miner staff. Republic News-Miner;
Vol. 98, No. 32; Republic, WA. Oct. 26, 2000.
"Mural Honors Friend to Japan" by John Craig. The Spokane Review;
Spokane, WA. Oct. 26, 2000.
"Crossing the Rainbow Bridge", CALIFORNIA INDIAN STORYTELLERS
GATHERING-APRIL 25-26, 1988. Satwiwa News, Spring, 1998; Satwiwa Native
American Indian Culture Center; Newbury Park, CA.
"Learning by Doing at Logan Elm Press" by Cynthia Kyle. Small Press, The
Magazine of Independent Book Publishing: Vol. 1, No.4. Mar./Apr., 1984.
"Avon Lake Artist Paints the Elements She Loves" by Larry Ramey. The
Journal; Lorain, OH. Sep. 30, 1979.
"Berean is Storyteller on WVIZ" by Muriel Hardy. The News Sun;
Berea, OH. Jan. 10, 1974.
"Glazing Techniques Featured", The Sun; Vol.4, No. 29; Sun City
Center, FL. Apr. 6, 1978.
"Art" by Marie Kirkwood. Sun Messenger; Cleveland, OH. Mar. 29,
1973.
"Faith Fare Fair" by Helen Borsick. The Plain Dealer; Cleveland,
OH. Mar. 25, 1973.
"Art News" by Dick Wootten. The Cleveland Press; Cleveland, OH.
Mar. 24, 1973.
"Burning Bush Tops Newman Art Show": Catholic Universe Bulletin;
Cleveland, OH. Mar. 23, 1973.
"The New Religious Art" by Helen Borsick. The Plain Dealer;
Cleveland, OH. Apr. 18, 1971.
"The Crucifixion". Photo of triptych by Charlene Payton. Cleveland
State University Report, Vol.1 No. 4. May-Jun., 1969.
"Art and Artists" by Marie Kirkwood. The Sun; Cleveland, OH. Page
A-10; Mar. 20, 1969.
"Newman Picks 44 Artists". The Plain Dealer; Cleveland, OH. Mar.
16, 1969.
"'Funny Thing' is Funny Thing" by Melanie Tamburrino. The Messenger;
Athens, OH. Feb. 2, 1969.
"A Catalan Experience" by Helen Borsick. The Plain Dealer;
Cleveland, OH. Dec. 4, 1966.
"Talent Cornered by Young Artist" by Helen Borsick. The Plain Dealer;
Cleveland, OH. Sep. 23, 1966.
EDUCATION
California Baptist College: Riverside, CA. Graduate credit. Spec Ed #541,
"The Exceptional Child", 1999.
Riverside Community College: Riverside, CA. Photo 8, Photo 9 and Photo 17;
1997-99.
Kent State University; Kent, OH: BFA degree in Studio Art. 1972.
Atelier of Salvador Aulestia: Barcelona, Spain. Mar.-Sep., 1966.
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