Artist-In-Residence
2010 Pilchuck
Glass School, Stanwood, WA
2008 Nauhaus,
Houston, TX
2008 Crow's
Shadow Institute of the Arts, Pendleton, OR, intaglio prints and lithograph
with Eileen Foti, Master
2001 Crow's
Shadow Institute of the Arts, Pendleton, OR, intaglio prints and lithograph
Teaching Experience: Lectures,
Symposiums And Workshops
2011 Drawing Workshop,
National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, DC
2003 Rick
Bartow: Discovery and Fusion, Maryhill Museum—Queen Marie Gallery,
Maryhill, WA
Figurative
Work from the Pacific Northwest, Artemesia Gallery, Chicago, IL, slide
lecture by Christine Bourdette
2002 Sources
of Sight: An Artists' Symposium in Conjunction with 'Rick Bartow: My Eye',
Hallie Ford Museum of
Art—Willamette
University, Salem, OR, with Dr. Gerald McMaster—National Museum of the
American Indian
Dialogue
with Oregon Writer Barry Lopez, Willamette University—Robert Hull
Lecture Hall, Salem, OR
2001 Rutgers
University, NJ
East-West Ethnic, Social, Political, and
Aesthetic Issues, lecture for Crossing Boundaries—East-West
Symposium
in Print Art, Portland, OR
The
Gathering of Indigenous Visual Artists, Longhouse Education and Cultural
Center, Olympia, WA
Art
Classes, MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility, Woodburn, OR, since 2000
Friday
Lunch Series: Artist Talk with Rick Bartow, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA
Weekend
Workshop: The Art of Rick Bartow, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA
2001 Western
Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, workshop and lecture
2000 Schneider
Museum of Art, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, OR, lecture
Portland
Art Museum—Friends of the Gilkey Center, Portland, OR, lecture
Professional
Practices, Oregon Coast Art Commission, Newport, OR
1999 Questions
in the Present, Solutions in the Past, Stonington Gallery, Seattle, WA
Teaching
Experience, continued
1999 Images and
Personal Icons, Evergreen State College
Longhouse, Olympia, WA
1998 The Healing Mark, Oregon Art Therapy
Association—2nd Annual Conference, Providence Saint
Vincent
Medical Center, Portland, OR
1996 Journey
to the Four Directions, Portland Art Museum—North Wing, Portland, OR
1996 Sweat
Lodges and American Spirituality, Robert McDougall Gallery, Christchurch,
New Zealand
Origins: Cultures Exchanging Ideas Through
the Creative Process of Art, Interstate Firehouse
Cultural
Center, Portland, OR
1994 Featured
Artist, Art Beat, Portland Community College—Sylvania Campus,
Portland, OR
1993 Earth
Fire Water, Clatsop Community College Art Center Gallery, Astoria, OR,
papermaking
1993 workshop
with Naoki Sakamoto, with ten Native American artists, Coordinator: Lillian
Pitt
1992 Rick
Bartow: Drawings and Paintings, Central Washington University, Ellensburg,
WA
1990 Maskerade,
Children's Museum, Newport, OR
1988 Mask
Exploration, Oregon Coast Community College, Newport, OR, spring term
1987 Traditional
Fine Arts Celebration, Yaquina View Elementary School, Newport, OR
1978-80s Corvallis
Community College, Corvallis, OR
Portland
Community College—Cascade Campus;
Portland
Community College—Rock Creek Campus; and
Portland
Community College—Sylvania Campus, Portland, OR
1977 Siletz
School, Newport, OR
Books
2010 Doubters
and Dreamers (cover artwork), Janice Gould, University
of Arizona Press, Sun Tracks, Vol 67
2009 Green Diver (cover artwork), Peter Sears, WordTech
Communications, ISBN: 1934999687
2004 Native Universe: Voices of Indian America,
Editors: Gerald McMaster and Clifford E. Trafzer, Publisher:
Smithsonian
National Museum for the American Indian, Washington D.C., ISBN# 0-7922-5994-7
2003 Children
of Native America, A Photographic Journey, Publisher: Shakti Books, Funding
for: The Global Fund for
Children
2002 So
Fine! The Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ, Essay: Kay Walkingstick, pp 56-57,
ISBN #0-934351-66-X
The
Dirt is Red Here: Art and Poetry from Native California, Editor: Margaret
Dubin, Publisher: Heyday Books,
Berkeley,
CA, ISBN #1-890771-54-6
2001 Indian
Country, Gwendolyn Cates, Publisher: Grove Press, New York, NY,
ISBN#08021-1696-5
My Eye, Hallie Ford Museum of Art—Willamette University, Publisher:
University of Washington Press, Seattle,
WA,
ISBN# 0-295-98216-0
After the Storm: The
Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art, Editor: W Jackson
Rushing III,
Publisher:
University of Washington Press, Seattle, WA, Essay: Carol
Podedworny, ISBN #0-295-98174-1
Native America, Collected the Culture of An Art
World, Margaret Dubin, University
of New Meixico Press, Albuqueque, NM ISBN 0-8263-2174-7
2000 Paper
Across Continents, Naoaki Sakamoto, Publisher: Sanshodo Insatsu Co., Ltd.
Tokyo, Japan,
pp
24-25, 104-107, ISBN#4-9980911-07
1999 Native American Art in the Twentieth Century:
Makers, Meanings, & Histories, Editor: W Jackson Rushing III,
Publisher:
Routledge Publishing Co., London, UK, pp 159-160 (illustrations)
Dreaming
the Dawn: Conversations with Native American Artists and Activists,
Publisher: University of
Nebraska
Press, Lincoln, NE, Essay: EK Caldwell, Introduction: Elizabeth Woody, pp 33-39
1999 Indian
Reality Today—Contemporary Indian Art of North America, Germany,
Essay: Manuela Well-Off-Man,
pp
26-28, ISBN# 3-932959-12-4
1998 Betty Bowen Award: Twentieth Anniversary
Exhibition, Publisher: Marquand Books,
Seattle, WA, Essay:
Vicki
Halper
1997 Twentieth Century American Sculpture at the
White House, Publisher: Harry N. Abrams, New York,
Essayists:
Martin Sullivan and Hillary Rodham Clinton
1997 St.
James Guide to Native North American Artists, Roger Matuz, Publisher: St.
James Press, Detroit, MI,
Essay:
Kristin Potter, Introduction: W Jackson Rushing III
New Art from Native America,
Bucknell University—Center Gallery, Lewisburg, PA, Essay: Johann JK
Reusch
1996 The Telling of The World, Editor: W S
Penn, Publisher: Stewart Tabori and Chang, New York, NY, pp 57, 113,
123,
208, 231
1995 Contemporary Art in the Northwest, Lois
Allan, Publisher: Craftsman House, Roseville, New South Wales,
Australia,
pp 28-31
Books
continued
1995 Carving Traditions of Northwest California:
With a Reprint of the Carvers of the Indians of Northwest
California, Ira Jacknis and Isabell Kelly, Publisher: Phoebe
Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology, Berkeley,
CA,
pp 61-63
1994 The Art of Seeing, Mary Pat Fisher and
Paul Zelanski, Publisher: Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, pp 26-27
1989 I Become Part of It: Sacred
Dimensions in Native American Life, Editors: DM Dooling and Paul Jordan Smith,
Publisher:
Parabola Books, New York, NY
1979 A Blaze of Distance: A Book of Poems and
Interviews, Publisher: Oregon Coast Council for the Arts, Newport,
Essay:
Barry Lopez (illustrations)
Catalogues
2010 Critical Messages,
Contemporary Northwest Artists on the Environment, University of Washington
Press, traveling exhibition, essays: Sarah Clark-Langager, William Dietrich, pp
26-27
2008 Unpacking the
Collection, Selections from the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Museum Of Contemporary
Craft, Portland, OR, pp 116-117
2006 About Face: Self-Portraits by Native
American, First Nations and Inuit Artists, Publisher: The Wheelwright Museum
of the American Indian, Santa Fe, NM, Editors Joan Katheryn OÕDonnell and
Jonathan Batkin, pp17-18, plate 18.
2003 Oregon
College of Art and Craft: Art on the Vine, Portland, OR, p 55
2002 Festival
Internacional Cervantino XXX Aniversario—Artes Visuales, Museo Casa
Diego Rivera, Guanajuato,
Mexico,
Essay: Rene Bustamante, pp 23 – 26
Rick
Bartow—Espiritus Despiertos, Museo Casa Diego Rivera, Guanajuato,
Mexico, Essays: Rene Bustamante
and
Ramiro Osorio Fonseca
Envoys,
Whitman College—Sheehan Gallery, Walla Walla, WA, Essay: Ian Boyden
George
Johanson: Artist's Portraits, Portland Art Museum, OR, Essay: Prudence
Roberts
2001 Rockwell Museum of Western Art,
Corning, NY
12th
Street Series: Rick Bartow, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA, Essay: Gail
Tremblay
Images
for the New Millennium, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, Editor:
Barbara Brotherton
2001 Out of a Hat: 53 Drawings, Portland
Institute for Contemporary Art, OR, Essay: Stuart Horodner
2000 Indian Time: Art in the New Millennium,
Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, Santa Fe, NM, Essays:
Joanna
Osburn Bigfeather, Bently Spang
Rick
Bartow: Stories, Schneider Museum of Art—Southern Oregon University,
Ashland, OR
Twenty-Fifth Annual National Invitational
Drawing Exhibition, Emporia State University, KS
1999 Bartow: Dance Harder! (Hal o may yah),
Froelick Adelhart Gallery, Portland, Oregon, Essay: Lois Allan
Begegnungen:
Indianische Kunstler aus Nordamerican—Indian Reality Today: Contemporary Indian Art
of
North America, Editor: Alfred Hendricks,
Westfalisches Landesmuseum fur Naturkunde, Munster, Germany
1998 Head+Heart+Hands, Kentucky Art and Craft
Gallery, Louisville, KY, Essays: Truman Lowe and Jo Ortel
1997 New Art from Native America, Bucknell
University, Lewisburg, PA, Essay: Johann JK Reusch
Sensing the Root, Derek Simkins Gallery
of Tribal Art, Vancouver, British Columbia
1996 Native Streams: Contemporary Native American Art, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN,
Essay:
Margaret
Archuleta, Forward by Jan Cicero and Craig McDaniel
1994 Four Songs to Sing, Derek Simkins
Gallery of Tribal Art, Vancouver, British Columbia
1993 Crosscut/Contemporary Art from Oregon,
Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR
Truth Abandoned: An Exhibition of New
Paperworks and Sculpture, Derek Simkins Gallery of Tribal Art,
Vancouver,
British Columbia, Essay: Derek Simpkins
1992 Rick Bartow: Wings and Sweat, Jamison/Thomas
Gallery, Portland, OR, Essay: David Becker
The Spiritual World of the Native American,
Shizuoka City, Japan, n.p.
1992 The Submuloc Show/Columbus Wohs,
Atlatl, Phoenix, AZ, Essays: Charlotte DeClue, Joy Harjo, Lucy
Lippard,
Duane Niatum, and Elizabeth Woody
Who
We Are: Autobiographies in Art, Washington State Arts Commission, Olympia, WA, Essays: Abigail
Ehrlich
and Sheila Mullen
The
Betty Bowen Legacy: 14 Years of Award Winning Art, Seattle Art Museum,
Seattle, WA
1991 Shared
Visions: Native American Painters and sculptors in the Twentieth Century,
Arizona State University,
Tempe,
AZ, Essays: Margaret Archuleta, Joy Gritton, W. Jackson Rushing III, Rennard
Strickland
1989 The
4th Biennial Native American Fine
Arts Invitational, The Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ, Essay: Margaret
Archuleta
First Impressions: Northwest Monotypes,
Seattle Art Museum, WA, Essay: Vicki Halper
Masks:
Cultural and Contemporary, Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum,
Philadelphia, PA, Essay:
Leslie
King-Hammond
Catalogues
continued
1988 Coyote
as Mythological Figure: Rick Bartow * Daniel Stolpe, Oregon Art Institute,
Portland, OR, Essay:
Lawrence
Watson
1987 New
Directions / Northwest: Contemporary Native American Art, Oregon Art
Institute—Portland Art Museum,
Portland,
OR, Essays: George Longfish, Beatrice Medicine, Joan Randall, Gail Tremblay
1986 R.E.
Bartow—Portfolio: American Indian Contemporary Artists, American
Indian Contemporary Arts Gallery,
San
Francisco, CA, Essay: Abby Wasserman
1985 Visage
Transcended, American Indian Contemporary Arts Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Periodicals
2011 Beauty and the Beast, Wuon Gean Ho, Printmaking Today,
Spring, Vol. 20, No 1, pp.14-15. London, UK.
2010 Rick Bartow, Berlin Gallery
profile, Earth Song, Heard
Museum Magazine, December 2010 / January 2011, p. 8
Infinity of Nations, Cecile R. Ganteaume, American Indian Art Magazine, volume 35, number 4, autumn 2010, p
69
2009 Portland: Eco-Art Central, art
ltd., special eco issue, March/April2009, pp. 50 -54
2006 Of This Continent, W. Jackson Rushing III, American Indian Art Magazine, volume 32, number 1, winter 2006, pp 66-76.
Faith in His Fathers Flows to
Canvas, Vickie Aldous, Ashland Daily
Tidings, Weekend Guide, Ashland, OR, section B, May 20, 2006
2005 Clowns, Northwest Review,
Univ. of Oregon, Eugene, OR, vol. 43, no.1, pg 73 (image)
2004 Exhibition Review of Continuum: 12 Artists at the George Gustav Heye
Center, Jo Ortel, American Indian
Art
Magazine, volume 30, number 1, winter 2004, pp 68-77
Making
His Mark, Devon Jackson, Southwest Art, Houston, TX, volume 34,
number 3, August, pp 162-65
By
the People, Thomas Hayden, Smithsonian, volume 35, number 6,
September, pp 50-57, (image)
An ArtistÕs Haven, Mona Hinson, The Messenger, Oregon State University
Libraries, volume 19, number 1, Spring
2004,
pp 14-15
Multicultural Canvas, Julianne Crane, Spokesman Review, September 9, 2004
2003 The Cream City Review,
Milwaukee, WI, volume 27, number 1, Spring, cover and pp 44, 56, 115
March
15 through May 11—Rick Bartow: Discovery and Fusion, Maryhill
Museum of Art, Goldendale, WA, p 1
2003 Eiteljorg Fellowship Exhibition, Southwest Art, volume 31, number 3, pp258-62
Continuum at the National Museum of the
American Indian, ARTnews, summer
2003, volume 102, number 7 p152
2002 Salem, Ore.—Rick
Bartow at the Hallie Ford Museum, Sue Taylor, Art in America, New
York, NY, number 11,
November,
pp 166-167
On
the Wall—Rick Bartow, Hester Coucke, Artspirit, Corvallis Arts
Association—Linn-Benton Arts Council,
Corvallis,
OR, volume 8, issue 10, October, p 3
About
Art: Fairbanks Offers Works by Native American Artist, n.a., The
Entertainer, Corvallis, OR, 11 October, p 10
Straight
with the Medicine, Barry Lopez, Orion, Great Barrington, MA,
October, pp 102-107
Connecting
Cultures, Julie Pratt McQuiston, Native Peoples, Phoenix, AZ,
May/June, pp 44-47
Visual
Arts: Rick Bartow Retrospective, Lois Wadsworth, Eugene Weekly,
Eugene, OR, 21 February
Exhibition
and Topics, Hidekki Kimura, Hanga Geijutsu, Tokyo, Japan, #116,
Summer, pp 135 & 146,
ISBN#4-87242-116-7
Rick
Bartow: My Eye, Steffen Silvis, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 20
February, p 64
Flintridge
Foundation Names Award Winners, Artweek,
San Jose, CA, February, p 2
Arts
& Entertainment: Seiichi Hiroshima, The Asian Reporter, Portland, OR, 12 March, p 16
Exhibition
Catalogues of Interest—Rick Bartow: My Eye, Marla Davis Green, Preview,
Vancouver, BC, June/July
August,
p 55
Rick
Bartow: My Eye, Marla Davis Green, Preview, Vancouver, British Columbia, January/February, p
33
Rick
Bartow: My Eye, Brushstrokes, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Salem, OR,
January-June, volume 4, #1
2001 Today's Works of Ancient
Cultures, SL Berry, Weekend, The Indianapolis Star, IN, 9 November
pp 4 and cover
World
Report: Portland—Crossing Boundaries: East West Symposium in Print Art,
Hidekki Kimura, Hanga
Geijutsu, Tokyo, Japan, #114, Winter, pp 132-133
Art
Saves Lives! (Sort Of): On PICA's Visual Arts Flank, Steffen Silvas, Willamette
Week, Portland, OR,
26
December, p 26
Eiteljorg
Fellowship Exhibit: A New Museum Program Spotlights Contemporary Native
American Fine Art, n.a.,
Southwest
Art, Houston, TX, volume 31, number 3, August, pp 258-261
Visual
Stories, Julie Pratt McQuiston, Nuvo, Indianapolis, IN, 21 November,
p 13
A
Big One, David Hoppe, Nuvo, Indianapolis, IN, 21 November, p 12
Portfolio
of Native American Art,
Charleen Touchette, The Magazine, Santa Fe, NM, vol 10-#11, August, pp
23-9
Periodicals continued
2001 Works on Paper Originally in B&W, ZYZZYVA, San
Francisco, CA, volume XVII, #3, pp 108, 118
Navajo,
interview with Nasdijj, Bark Magazine, Berkeley, CA, #16, Fall, pp 7, 55
(illustration)
2001 News and
Hangings, Lisa Lambert, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 12 December,
p 66
Frank LaPena, The Arts, Fall, p 7
Recognizing
Artists of the Highest Caliber, Eiteljorg Newsletter, Indianapolis,
IN, 4th Quarter, volume 12-4, p 1
2000 Indian Time: Art in the New Millennium,
Richard Garriott-Stejskal, Crosswinds,
Albuquerque, NM, 29 June,
pp
10-12
2000 Group Show, Indian Time, Susanna
Carlisle, THE, Santa FE, NM, July, p
71
Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future,
Rebecca Dobkins, American Indian Art
Magazine, Scottsdale, AZ,
volume
25, #2, Spring, p 46-53
Lost and Found, Daniel Drollette, The Sciences, New York, NY, Jan/Feb,
vol 40, #1, p 18-19
Òintervals, frames,
and accelerationsÓ at Froelick Adelhart Gallery, Lois Allan, Artweek,
San Jose, CA,
September,
volume 31, #9, pp 28-29
Intervals, Frames, and Accelerations,
Karrin Ellertson, Portland Mercury,
OR, 8 June, p 25
Snowglobe Invitational, Lisa Lambert, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, pp 39,
97
1999 Rick Bartow, Margaret Dubin, Indian Artist, Santa Fe, NM, volume 5,
number 1, Winter, pp 36-41
Treasures
From the Attic, Susan Hauser, Sunset Magazine, January, p 32
Best Lure to the Stage, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, July, Best
of Portland issue
A New Home for UniversityÕs Art, Stein
Broeder, Horizon Air Magazine,
Seattle, WA, January, p 7
Art Inspired by Japanese Zen Buddhist
Temples, Asian Reporter,
Portland, OR, volume 9, #1, 9 July, p 15
Rural
Hideaway, Sheila de la Rosa, Oregon Home Magazine, Portland, OR,
volume 2, #4, Winter, pp 48-49
1998 Oregon: Transformations, Donna Tennant, Southwest Art, Houston, TX, December, p
92
New Art Museum, Donna Tennant, Southwest Art, Houston, TX, December, p
92
Art:
Return of the Native, Susan Gosselin, Louisville
Magazine, Louisville, KY, p 21
New Museum Opens at Willamette University,
Artweek, San Jose, CA, volume 29,
number 10, October, p 2
1998 Honoring Native America, Andrea Robinson
and Margaret Archuleta, Native Peoples,
Phoenix, AZ,
August/September/October,
volume 11, number 4, pp 34-38
Native Sculptures Dominate White House
Gardens, Margaret Archuleta, Aboriginal
Voices, Toronto, Canada,
volume
5, number 4, July/August, pp 34-40
Trusteeship,
Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, Washington DC,
November/December,
cover
1997 Rick Bartow at Froelick Adelhart, Tracy
Smith, Art in America, New York, NY,
volume 85, # 7, July, pp 100-101
Rick
Bartow: Fifteen Birds, Northwest Review, Eugene, OR, volume
35, #3, Fall, pp 85-99
Unities,
The Georgia Straight, Vancouver, British Columbia 15-22 May, p 51
Road
Trip: Pole Sculpture is Travelling to Washington D.C., Imprint, Oregon College of Art and Craft, Portland, OR,
Summer/Fall
p 8
Redefining
Tradition: Museum Exhibit Gives Native American Art New Focus, Amy
Kepferle, Every Other Weekly,
Bellingham,
WA, 11-24 December, The Scene, pp 1, 17
The
Cedar Mill Pole, Newsletter for Washington County Department of Land Use,
Hillsboro, OR,
19
November, volume 9, #7, pp 3-4
Redefining
Tradition, Whatcom Museum Society Museum News, Bellingham, WA,
number 97-3, Fall, p 3
1996 Native
Streams, Michael Freeman, New Art Examiner, Chicago, IL, Summer
Rick Bartow: Dirt and Bone, D.K. Row, Willamette
Week, Portland, OR, 26 February, p 56
Museum
Exhibitions: Native Streams, South Bend Regional Museum of Art Member's News, South Bend, IN,
Winter
1995 Tacoma
Art Museum: The Land, Victoria Josslin, REFLEX, Seattle, WA, volume
9, #9, October/November, p 18
Froelick
Adelhart Gallery, Robin Roth-Davies, Ourtown, Portland, OR, 2
October, p 19
But
Is It Indian Art?, Lori Baker, PHOENIX, Phoenix, AZ, volume 27, #11,
pp 94-100
1994 Self Examination, Ron Glowen, Artweek, San Jose, CA, 6 October,
volume 25, #19, pp 18-19
Bartow:
Conversation with an Artist, EK Caldwell, Inkfish,
Waldport, OR, volume 1, #7, June, pp 3-5, 17
Indian
Arts for a Contemporary World, Marilynne Mason, The Christian Science Monitor, Boston, MA, 7
February,
The
Home Forum, pp 20-21
1994 Animal
Magic, Stephanie Speight, artsoregon, Salem, OR, volume 1, number 6,
April/May, pp 29-30
Question
of Beliefs, YOU, Tokyo, Japan, number 62, 4 June, p 80
Rehin-Main/Veranstaltungen, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonnstagszeitung,
Frankfurt, Germany,
Seite
48, Montag, NR 259, 7 November,
Rick
Bartow, Serena Lesley, PCC Communities, Portland, OR, Spring/Summer,
p 3
Periodicals continued
1994 Artists Who Are Indian, On &
Off The Wall—Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO, Essay: Bently Spang,
January/February,
p 4
1993 Profile: Rick Bartow, Cheryl Hartup, Visions Art Quarterly, Los Angeles, CA,
Winter, pp 46-47
Contemporary
Icons at Bush Barn, Con Jacobs, artsalem, Salem, OR, pp 22-23
1993 Discovering
the Bond Between Humans and Nature, Rochelle Kelly, The Carrier, vol
46, #7, 19 February, pp 1-7
Rick
Bartow, David Becker, Seasons,
Oakland, CA, Winter
1992 WW
Jamison/Thomas, Garrick Duckler, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 24
December
Coherence and Accessibility, Gregg
Morris, Reflex, Seattle, WA,
March/April
The
Raven Chronicles, Consolidated Press, Seattle, WA, Spring, volume 1, #2,
cover
But Is It Indian Art? Lori Baker, Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ, volume 24, number
11, November, pp 94-99
1992 New
World Times, Santa Fe, NM, August, back cover
Columbus
Woes, Rex Weil, City Paper, Washington, DC, volume 12, number 26, 26
June
1991 Seasons, Native American AIDS Prevention Center Summer Quarterly, Oakland,
CA
WW
Art Choice, Gregg Morris, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 5 December,
p 51
1990 Indian Market: Santa Fe's Show of Shows, Simone
Ellis, The Santa Fe New Mexican Pasatiempo, Santa Fe,
NM,
17 August, p 12
Innate
Images: Contemporary Art Discards Cliches by Stressing Self-Awareness, Anne
Stephenson, America
West
Airlines Magazine, Tucson, AZ, July, pp 31-39
Notes
from the Field, Jack Hoyle, NW Gallery Art Magazine, Portland, OR,
July/August, pp 39-42
WW
Art Choice, Jack Hoyes, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 12 April, p
36
1989 Connecting Present and Past, Abby
Wasserman, Artweek, Oakland, CA,
volume 20, #15, 15 April, p 4
Rick
Bartow: Fish Head Gone, Fish Head Back..., MIZUE, n.p., Tokyo, Japan, Winter, number 953
1989 The
Fourth Biennial Native American Fine Arts Invitational at the Heard Museum,
Margaret
Archuleta,
American Indian Art Magazine, Scottsdale, AZ, volume 15, #1, Winter, pp
54-61
1988 Out of The Darkness: Transformation of R.E.
Bartow, Timothy White, Shaman's Drum,
Berkeley,
CA,
Summer, #13, pp 16-23 and front cover
Man Behind the Mask, Doug Marx, Oregon Magazine, Portland, OR,
March/April, volume 18, #1, pp 36-39
1987 Six
Spirits In Time, Portfolio, Portland, OR, volume 9, number 1,
February/March, p 42
1986 Isolationism, Drake Deknatel, Northwest Artpaper, Seattle, WA, 15
August, p 13
1986 Rick Bartow, Reflex, Seattle, WA, n.d.
Raven,
Seasons, Oakland, CA, Winter, cover
WW
Choice: Emerging Disguises, Willamette Week, Portland, OR, 21
August, p 31
1985 Richard
E. Bartow: Four Drawings, North
Dakota Quarterly, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND,
volume
53, number 2, April-June, pp 134-137
1982 Doghead
Disguise and the Boogyman, The Wood River Journal, Sun Valley, ID
1980-2 Fedora,
Oregon Arts Commission and Committee for the Humanities, Portland, OR
Articles
and Interviews
2007 Rick BartowÕs Journey Adds New Chapter,
D.K. Row, The Oregonian, Portland, OR
12 November, p D1
2003 Morning
Edition: Interview with Rick Bartow, Ketzel Levine, National Public Radio,
Portland, OR, 18 April, 7:50am
Oregon
Art Beat: Rick Bartow, Portland, OR, aired 13 April, 6pm
Vibrant
Indian art gets its chance in spotlight, Julianne Crane, The Spokesman Review.com, Lifestyle, 28 August
2002 Steam
and Sweat, Sarah Linn, The Daily Barometer, Corvallis, OR, B4-B5
Behind
the Canvas, Ron Cowan, The Statesman Journal, Salem, OR, 25 May, pp
B1-B2
Grace,
Falling Like Rain, Bob Hicks, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 3 March,
D1 and D10
Dark
Star, Bob Keefer, The Register Guard, Eugene, OR, 24 March, D1-D2
Frame
Game: Rick Bartow at Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Stan Hall, The Oregonian,
Portland, 3 February, E10
2001 The
Buzz That Was: October 13, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 28 December,
A&E, pp 6-10
Rick
Bartow: A Time of Visions, Larry Abbott,
www.britesites.com/native_artist_interviews/rbartow.htm, 9 August
Cedar
Pole Plaza Plan Grows Closer to Construction, Richard Colby, The
Oregonian, Portland,
15
November, Washington County Weekly Section
The
Frame Game: "East Meets West" at Froelick Gallery, Stan Hall, The Oregonian, Portland, 14 October, F10
2001 Print City: Froelick Gallery,
Bob Hicks, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 9 October, p E1
The Art of Understanding, Cheryl Martinis, The Oregonian, Portland,
OR, 9 March, C2
Art
Within Art Offers Hints of Masterpieces, Annie Pierce Rusunen, The
Columbian, Vancouver, WA, 12 February
Galleries,
Pick Hit: Art About Art at Archer Gallery, The Oregonian, Portland,
OR, 18 February
Articles
and Interviews continued
2000 Exhibit
Evinces Spiritual Journey Undertaken in Arts, Crafts, Graham Shearing, Greenburg
Tribune-Review,
Pittsburgh,
PA, 25 June, B1-B3
Tip Sheet: LandsÕ Sakes, DK Row, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR, 8 September, A&E, p 58
First
Thursday: CriticÕs Picks,
DK Row, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 1 June , E1
1999 Indian Art You WonÕt See in the Casinos,
Charlie LeDuff, New York Times, New York, NY, 19 September, p 39
The
High Price of Passion, DK Row, The Oregonian,
Portland, OR, 8 January, A&E, p 54
Beasts Corralled for Maryhill Exhibit, The
Enterprise, White Salmon, WA, 25 February
Maryhill Admission Free to J.C. Residents,
The Pioneer, Madras, OR, 26 May
1998 With
Help from Her Friends, Legacy of Artists' Advocate Bowen Lives on, Regina
Hackett, Seattle Post-
Intelligencer, WA, 2 October, p 19
American Indian Art Now, Gail King, Wall
Street Journal, New York, NY, 4 September, Weekend p 7
1998 The Arts: Tribal Pride, Jesse McKinley, New
York Times, New York, NY, 17 August, E1
Arts Elsewhere: Louisville, L Peat
OÕNeil, The Washington Post, Washington, DC, 16 August, G10
Native Crafts, Diane Heilenman, The
Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY, 16 August, I-1 through I-5
Indian
Crafts Merge Tradition, Contemporary Sensibilities, Diane Heilenman, Courier-Journal, Louisville,
KY,
16
August, I-1
Head Heart and Hands, Leddy Kim, Columbus
Alive, Columbus, OH, 10 December, pp 10-11 and front cover
Head, Heart, HandsÕ Exhibition Opens,
n.a., Indian Country Today,
Rapids City, SD, 17 August, C1-C3
Vita Vision, DK Row, The Oregonian,
Portland, OR, 5 August, A&E, E1
1998 A Native American Gathering, Sarah Booth Conroy, The Washington Post,
Washington DC, 9 February, B3
1997 Traditions: Old Ways, New Art, Ann
Friedman, The Bellingham Herald, WA, 21 November, C1-C4
Community
News: Cedar Mill, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR, 30 October, B3
Roots of Art, n.a., Daily Journal of
Commerce, Portland, OR, 15 April
1997 Delivering the Healing Pole, n.a., Daily
Journal of Commerce, Portland, OR, 15 April
Roots
of Art, n.a., Daily Journal of
Commerce, Portland, OR, 15 April
Drafts
and Drawings: Bartow's Monument, Randy Gragg, The Oregonian,
Portland, OR, 25 May
1996 Communication Bartow Style, Margaret
Dubin, Indian Country Today,
Rapids City, SD, 2 December, p 7
The Healing Tree Takes Shape, Don
Hamilton, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 9 December, B4
Cultural Heritage Feeds Images, Robyn
Ussher, The Press, Christchruch, New Zealand, 26 June, p 15
Visions of Survival, Glen Inwood, The
Press, Christchurch, New Zealand
Design Knows No Bounds, Randy Gragg, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR, 25 May
Native
Know-How, Mary Thomas, Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA, 15 November,
weekend edition
1995 Sweat Lodge and Inspiration, Roberta
Ulrich, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 4 October, B1-B2
Energetic, Emotional Images Linger, Bob
Keefer, The Register-Guard, Eugene, OR, 21 April, E7
Kearns Hosts Reception for Four Artists,
n.a., The Register-Guard, Eugene, OR, 7 April
Rick
Bartow Sculpts a New Show of Older Work in Newport Gallery, Randy Gragg, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR,
27
December, D6
Fremde
Kunst in Vertrauten Bahnen,
Von Margaret Hucht, Bonner Rundschou, Bonn, Germany, 2 February
Tacoma
Art Competition Offers a Sweeping View of 'The Land', Robin Updike, Seattle
Times, Seattle, WA, E7
Earthly
Delights, Keith Raether, The News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, 23 July, SL-3
1995 The Post-Jamison Era, Megan McMorran, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR, 4 October, B8
The
Land: Earthly Delights in Tacoma, Ron Glowen, Everett Herald,
Everett, WA, 4 August
Goodbye
to the Great, Good Gallery, Barry Johnson, The Oregonian, Portland,
OR, 16 July, D1-D2
Local
Artists Jackie Niemi, Rick Bartow, Peg Mayo in Exhibit at Benton County
Historical Museum, n.a., Newport
News-Times, Newport, OR, 2 June, C7
Art
by Rick Bartow Featured at Maude Kerns Art Center in Eugene, n.a., Newport News-Times, Newport, OR,
31
March, C3
1995 A Flawed but Welcome Look at Northwest Art,
Randy Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, 22 October, E1-E4
1994 Bartow Steps Out: The Multitalented Artist
Reaches New Heights of Creativity and Acclaim as He Exhibits His
Latest
Work on First Thursday,
Randy Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 2 March, D6
Von Kojoten Und Menschen: Der
Indianerkunstler Rick Bartow in Frankfurt, Freddy Langer, Frankfurter Allgemeine
Sonnstagszeitung, Frankfurt, Germany, 23 October, p 26
1993 Truths and Transformations, Robin
Laurence, Vancouver Weekend Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, 10 July,
C9
1993 State of the Art, the Art Museum's Crosscut,
Randy Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, July 18, D1-D6
1993 Indian
Art Attests to Vibrant Culture, Carol Fowler, The Times, Walnut
Creek, CA, 22 January, Time Out p 22
Articles
and Interviews continued
1993 Bartow's
Bright Art Contains Dark Visions, Paula Gustafson, The Georgia Straight, Vancouver, British
Columbia,
19
November, p 37
1992 Modern Art, Ancient Culture, Randy
Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 14 July, K1-K4
Artists'
Autobiographies on Display, Brian Rainville, The Olympian, Olympia,
WA, 12 June, D3
Artist
Lectures on Work, n.a., Daily Record, Ellensburg, WA, 10 March
Bartow,
Boyden Featured in Exhibition at Coos Art Museum, n.a., Newport
News-Times, Newport, OR, 20 May
Artists
Gather in Newport to Discuss Achievement, Discuss Their Future, Cameron
Brandt, Newport News-Times,
Newport,
OR, 19 February
1991 Rick Bartow's Ecstasy and Obsession,
Randy Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 27 December, pp 26-27
Artquake,
Bob Hicks, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 20 September, p 5 and A&E
cover
1990 Pastel
Masks, Animals on Display at Fairbanks, n.a., Gazette-Times,
Corvallis, OR, 16 February, p 3
Art by the Saks-Full, Randy Gragg, The
Oregonian, Portland, OR, 24 August, A&E, p 21
A Case Where Bigger is Better, Randy
Gragg, The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 20 April, A&E, p 26
1990 "Works
on Paper" Opens in Newport, n.a., Newport News-Times, Newport,
OR, 7 February, A&E, p 3
1989 Seattle
Art Museum Exhibit Salutes Northwest Monotype Artists, Regina Hackett, Seattle
Post-
Intelligencer, Seattle, WA, 24 August, C8
Bartow
Guides 'Journeys' Mask-Making, n.a., Newport News Times, Newport,
OR, 22 February, C6
1988 This
Artist's Masks Reveal More Than They Conceal, Sheila Shafer, Central
Lincoln News, Newport,
OR,
16 March, B1
1987 Bartow
Exhibits Art at Newport Library, Leslie Glode, Newport News-Times,
Newport, OR, 28 January, C1
Yaquina
View Elementary School Celebrates Fine Arts, n.a., Newport News-Times,
Newport, OR, 2 May, A6
1986 Dog
(Portrait of the Artist), n.a., The Oregonian, Portland, OR, 11
April
Portfolio:
American Indian Contemporary Arts, Abby Wasserman, Native Vision,
volume 3, #2, May/June, pp 1-8
1977 Closed
Doors Open Up, Diana Thompson, Newport News-Times, Newport, OR,
n.d., pp 1, 12
