5292 FM 2874 http://www.zvanut.com
Commerce, Texas 75428 david@zvanut.com
EDUCATION
1986 M.F.A.,
East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas.
1979 B.F.A.,
East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2011 "Painting
and Sculpture", Goodrich Gallery, Dallas, Texas.
2009 ÒNew
WorkÓ, New East Arts, Austin, Texas.
2007 ÒMusic,
Politics, FunÓ New East Arts, Austin, Texas.
1998 "Duncan
Outback", Duncan Insurance Agency, Commerce, Texas.
1997 Ma–ana on Main, Nacadoches,
Texas.
1994 "Imperfect
Perfection", Diverse Arts Little Gallery at Cafe Solaire,
Austin, Texas.
1991 "Here
Today, Gone Tomorrow", 817 Exposition, Dallas, Texas.
1988 "Just
Having Fun", installation/Performance, Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas,
Texas.
Outlook
Gallery, LÕAssemblage, Dallas, Texas.
1987 "Just
Having Fun", installation/Performance, Travel Gallery Theater, LÕAssemblage, Dallas, Texas.
1986 "Having
Fun", MFA Thesis Exhibition, East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas.
2018 Hearts
For The Arts Gala, Hunt County Public Art, Greenville Texas.
2017 ÒChristmas
at the ElmsÓ, JRB Gallery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
ÒMomentum
Exhibition and Juried Glass CompetitionÓ Toledo, Ohio
ÒFirst FruitsÓ, Goodrich Gallery, Dallas, texas.
Douglas
County Art Encounters, Castle Rock, Colorado.
Hearts For The Arts Gala, Hunt County Public Art, Greenville Texas.
2016 Hearts
For The Arts Gala, Hunt County Public Art, Greenville Texas.
2015 Hearts
For The Arts Gala, Hunt County Public Art, Greenville Texas.
2012 "Everything
Old Is New Again", Ghost Town Arts Collective, Austin College, Sherman,
Texas.
2011 "Cutting
Edge Glass", JRB Gallery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
2010 Jacques
Lamy Gallery, Dallas, Texas.
"Digital Arts", Infinity Gallery, http://www.infinityartgallery.com/DIG10/gallery.
2009 Jacques
Lamy Gallery, Dallas, Texas.
2008 Visual
Arts Society of Texas National Exhibition, Denton, Texas.
2007 ÒNewÓ,
Ghost Town Art Collective, Denison, Texas.
2006 ÒAltar/AlterÓ,
Grayson County Community College Gallery, Denison, Texas.
ÒSuper HeroesÓ, On Main Off Center Gallery and 416 Press &
Gallery, Denison, Texas.
Art In The Metroplex, Templeton Art
Center, Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, Texas.
Plano National, Plano Arts Center, Plano, Texas, First Place in
Sculpture.
Gallery Vetro, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas, Santa Monica, California.
2005 d3,
Texas Sculpture Association Juried ExhibitionÓ, Addison, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
2004 Gallery
Vetro, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
2003 Gallery
Vetro, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
2002 Gallery
Vetro, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
"Art Collective 5th Annual Exhibition", Texas
A&M University Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
2001 "Art
Collective 4th Annual Exhibition", Texas A&M University
Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
Diverse Arts Little Gallery, Austin, Texas.
2000 "Art
Collective 3rd Annual Exhibition", Texas A&M University
Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
1999 "Art
Collective 2nd Annual Exhibition", Texas A&M University
Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
Liza
Williams Gallery, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
1998 "Art
Collective Inaugural Exhibition", Duncan Insurance Agency, Commerce,
Texas.
Art Landing, Dallas, Texas.
Liza
Williams Gallery, San Antonio, Texas.
Wild About Music Gallery, Austin, Texas.
1994 "daka / Zvanut" E. Litist/B. Astard Gallery, Dallas Texas.
Contemporary
Art Month, Keene Gallery, San Antonio, Texas.
1992-3 "On the Road", a series of guerrilla show/performances with the group "daka". 5001 Columbia, Gray Matters Gallery, D-Art, Edith Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas; The Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas; The Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas.
1991 "1011 Alamo Art", Commerce, Texas.
1986 Gallery Group Show, Sol Del Rio Gallery, San Antonio, Texas.
ETSU Scholarship Show, ETSU Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
1985 "Texas
College Art Show", Mountain View College, Dallas, Texas.
ETSU Scholarship Show, ETSU Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
1983
"Southeastern Watercolorists:
Talents, Techniques, and Twists in the Art of Watercolors",
Deland
Museum, Deland, Florida.
1982 "Pensacola
National Watermedia Exhibition", Pensacola
Junior College, Pensacola, Florida.
1981 "Hamptons
International Art Expo", Westhampton, Long Island, New York.
1980 "Watercolor
USA", Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, Missouri.
"Kansas Fifth National", Fort Hays State University,
Hays, Kansas.
"Central
States Exhibition Õ80", Pratt Community College, Pratt, Kansas.
"Texas College Art Show", Mountain View College, Dallas, Texas.
1979 ETSU
Scholarship Show, ETSU Gallery, Commerce, Texas.
COMMISSIONS
2021 Bottle
Cap Mural, 59 x 268, Charlston, South Carolina, private commission.
Leaded
window restoration, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital Chapel, Tyler, Texas.
2020 Inverted
Tree Chandelier, 88 x 72 x 44, 80 lights, 400 crystals, Lumberton, North
Carolina, private commission.
42
x 65 x 40 19 light chandelier, Nassau, Bahamas,
private commission.
2019 16
x 60 leaded glass sign, ÒLakebreezeÓ, Chicago,
Illinois, private commission.
2Õ x 4Õ x 27Õ 36 light chandelier, Nassau, Bahamas, private
commission.
Fused
glass installation ÒEternal ViewÓ Commerce Public Library south window, Hunt
County Public Art.
2015 Public
sculpture in Commerce, Texas ÒEternal CarouselÓ, Hunt County Public Art.
2012 Backlit
glass mosaic "Flower Song", Cook's Children's Hospital, Ft. Worth,
Texas.
Backlit glass mosaic, "Turano
Logo", Turano Bakery, Chicago, Illinois.
Backlit
glass mosaics, "Sugar Foods #1 and #2, Sugar Foods Corporation, New York,
New York.
2011 Mural,
"Music On Parade", Music Building, Texas A&M University,
Commerce, Texas.
2009 Mural,
ÒMusic On ParadeÓ, Art Wall, The Catholic Foundation
Plaza, Dallas, Texas.
Songbook Cover, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Portland, Oregon.
Event poster, Peace Arch State Park
Benefit Concert, Blaine, Washington.
2007 Event
poster, 3rd Annual Gospel Festival, Nacogdoches Historical Society,
Nacogdoches, Texas.
2005 Department
Logo, Lubbock Christian University Music Department, Lubbock Texas.
2005 Event
poster, 1st Annual Gospel Festival, Nacogdoches Historical Society,
Nacogdoches, Texas.
2002 Mural,
North East Texas ChildrenÕs Museum, Commerce, Texas.
2000
Entry Portal, National Association of
State and Provincial Lotteries National Convention, Dallas, Texas.
1995 Event
poster, Clarksville/West End Jazz & Arts Festival, Austin, Texas.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2004-5 Adjunct Instructor,
Sculpture, Texas A&M University-Commerce.
ONLINE PRESS
ÒEternal
ViewÓ, Bois dÕarc window in the Commerce Public Library. video, http://huntcountypublicart.com/eternalview/
ÒThe
Commerce Project, Sculpture by David ZvanutÓ
http://huntcountypublicart.com/?p=247
"Art
& Seek Q & A: Artist David Zvanut", by Stephan Becker, October 29,
2009, http://www.kera.org/artandseek/content/2009/10/29/artseek-qa-artist-david-zvanut/
"Cathedral's
Foundation Firm in Arts District", by Linda Faulkner, The Texas
Catholic Online
http://texd8aed.sites.ecordia.net/default.asp?IsDev=False&NodeId=1870
The
2River View, Vol. 6.1, Fall 200, www.2River.org.
"Sex with Trees and Other Things Equally Responsive", Rebecca Lu Kiernan, 2River Chapbook Series #10 (cover), www.2River.org.
Poet's Canvas, No. 16, July/August/September 2001, www.poetscanvas.org.
ÒGoing
Through Great ÔPanesÕÓ, Greenville Herald Banner, January 15, 2022, page B1,
B10, photo
ÒEverythingÕs
Looking Up for ArtistÓ, Greenville Herald Banner, July 20, 2019, page 1, photo
ÒA
Truly Eternal ViewÓ, The Commerce Journal, April 25, 2019, page 1, photo
ÒArtist
Presents His Eternal ViewÓ, Greenville Herald Banner, April 25, 2019, page 1,
photo.
Ò
Showing Off The Eternal ViewÓ, The Commerce Journal, April 18, 2019, page A3,
photo A3
ÒCity
Approves Art Project TuesdayÓ, The Commerce Journal, January 18, 2018, page A1,
3, photo A2.
ÒCastle
Rock Debuts Public Artworks as Part of a Countywide ProgramÓ, Castle Rock
News Press, July 13, 2017, page 8.
ÒTwo New Public Art Projects PlannedÓ, Greenville Herald Banner,
January 4, 2015, page1.
ÒTwo New Public Art
Projects PlannedÓ, The Commerce Journal, January 15, 2015, page1.
"Catholic
Foundation", Dallas Business Journal, November 13-19, 2009, page
15.
"Top
Artist Zvanut Recognized" The Commerce Journal, October 22, 2009,
page A2.
"Mural
Unveiled, Commerce Artist Recognized", Greenville Hearld
Banner, October 18, 2009, page A12.
Walker,
Daniel, " On Display, Zvanut wins contest, work to be shown in Arts
District", Greenville Hearld Banner,
October 9, 2009, page A1.
Spencer,
Otha, "Art To Make the World a Glorious
Place", Commerce Journal, August 30, 2000, Section A, p.5.
Goodrich,
Robbie. "Downtown Art Gallery Walk", Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel,
November
7, 1997, Section 1, p. 4.
Odom, Michael. "On View, Dallas", The New Art
Examiner, January, 1995, p. 31
Marshal, Cari. "Imperfect
Perfection", Austin Downtown Arts, Vol. 1, No. 1, December, 1994,
pp. 2-3.
Tyson,
Janet. "Bad Art, Fun Art", Fort Worth Star Telegram, April 19,
1988, Section 4, p. 3.
Rawls,
Marc. "David Zvanut", Detour Magazine, October,
1987, p. 71.
Stewart,
Laura. "A Well-Done Medium", Orlando Sentinel, July 16, 1983,
pp. E-1, E-5.
"Deland
Museum Presents Southeastern Watercolorists", Center Stage,
July-August, 1983, p. 25.
Buzz
Magazine, June
2005, p.3, p.8.
Commerce
Journal, August 30, 2000, Section A, p.1.
Nacogdoches
Daily Sentinel, November 7, 1997,
Section 1, p. 4.
Austin
Downtown Arts, Vol. 1, No. 1, December, 1994,
cover, p. 2, p. 3.
Fort
Worth Star Telegram, April 19, 1988, Section 4, p. 1.
Dallas
Times Herald, May 31, 1987, "Datebook,",
p. 1.
Morris,
Eleanor. "Artists Banned in Dallas", D Magazine, September, 1981, p. 12.
REFERENCES
Mr.
Wyman Williams, Mayor, City of Commerce, wyman.williams@tamuc.edu
Mr.
Byron Taylor, artist, Greenville, Texas, byrontaylor@rocketmail.com
Mr.
Derek price, Owner, Green Shoot Media, dprice@greenshootagency.com
SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Johnson
& Sweeney, Attorneys at Law, Springfield, Missouri Mr.
& Mrs. Paul Sutton, Ardmore, Oklahoma
Ms.
Diana Chase, Dallas, Texas Dr.
Bob Abney, San Diego, California
Marguerite
Teresa Green & Associates, Inc., Dallas, Texas The
Catholic Foundation, Dallas, Texas
Mr.
Alan Webb, Greenville, Texas Ms.
Charla Wood. Austin, Texas
Magna
& Lowman Interior
Design, Dallas, Texas Andrea Ando, San Francisco, California
Hay
Corporation, Dallas, Texas Vantage
Corporation, Dallas, Texas
Koger
Center, San Antonio, Texas Texas
Lottery Commission, Austin, Texas
Mrs.
Mary McDermott Cook, Dallas, Texas Correlations
Inc., Dallas, Texas
Mrs.
Lyndon B. Johnson, Johnson City, Texas Cook's Children's Hospital, Ft. Worth, Texas
Ms.
Laura Hunt, Dallas, Texas Mr.
& Mrs. Janet Duncan, Commerce, Texas
Mr.
& Mrs. Robert LaTorre, Dallas, Texas Sugar
Foods Corporation, New York, New York
Turano
Bakery, Chicago, Illinois Live
Oak Professional Center, Commerce, Texas
Mr.
William J. Carey, Dallas, Texas Northeast
Texas ChildrenÕs Museum, Commerce, Texas
Mr. Jay Brousseau, Dallas, Texas Mr.
Harold McMillan, Austin, Texas
Jim
& Dean Calvert, Cambell, Texas Mr.
Brett Barto, Fort Worth, Texas
Derek
Hansen, Austin, Texas Catholic
Charities of Ft. Worth, Texas
Mr.
George Davis, Kailua, Hawaii. Mr.
& Mrs. James Asaff, Dallas, Texas
Maggie McDevitt, Marin, California Dr.
& Mrs. Kevin McBride, Dallas, Texas
Mr.
& Mrs. Ward Huey, Dallas, Texas Festival
Hill at Roundtop, Texas
Dr.
Richard Long, St. Louis, Missouri Thomas
K. Gorman High School, Tyler, Texas
Mr.
Michael Gully, San Antonio, Texas "Scoot"
and Caroline Chaney, Commerce, Texas
Ms.
Melanie Griffith, Hollywood, California Mr.
Patrick Siembieda, Dallas, Texas
Ken
and Kathy Miller, Commerce, Texas Ms.
Janice Hewitt, Commerce, Texas
Texas
A&M-Commerce Dr.
and Mrs. Christopher White, Denver, Colorado
Graceland
Fruit, Frankfort, Michigan Mr.
Ralph Royal, Houston, Texas
Mr.
Sean Brady, St. Louis, Missouri Sharon
and Walter Sanders, Marble Falls, Texas
Ms.
Alison Hansen, Garland, Texas Bob
and Sherry Johnson, Commerce, Texas
Byron
Taylor and Craig Waters, Greenville, Texas Derek
and Beverly Price, Greenville, Texas
Janeen
Cunningham, Greenville, Texas Holly
Gotcher, Greenville, Texas
Debb Janes, Camas, Washington Kimberly
Jessup, Sarasota, Florida
Lindsey
Kenison-Severson, Grafton, Iowa John
Hurd, Venice, Florida
The
City Of Commerce, Texas Shelley
Dunagan, Byfield,
Massachusetts
Savanna
Mayfield, Nassau, Bahamas Julie
Horn, Greenville, Texas
Mark
Thompson, Nassau, Bahamas Eden
International Ministries, Lumberton, North Carolina
Share
House, Charleston, South Carolina Christiane
Worrall, Rockwall, Texas