My paintings are fundamentally an act of sense making. I have been circling experiences of presence in nature – including questions of what IS nature – within the formal language of painting for 40 years. These days patterns, primarily plant, serve as both a reference to life and the basis for improvisational responses that in themselves reveal how life works; ecosystems of relationships that unfold through mutual transformations (Andreas Weber, The Biology of Wonder). In the case of painting, idea, surface, mark, color, form, and perception, generate felt structures.

I am interested in exploring frameworks, conceptually and through the painting practice, that situate us within life. Perceiving our shared subjectivity with living organisms, opens us to sensing possibilities for innovative co-existence with a living Earth. The painting practice is a small act of visually navigating this perceptual territory.

CV

C A M E R O N  D A V I S                                                                                           

Senior Lecturer

University of Vermont

Department of Art and Art History

Environmental Program Affiliate

304 Williams Hall, Burlington. VT. 05405

cdavis@uvm.edu

www.camerondavisstudio.com

 EDUCATION

1981     M.F.A. Painting, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York

1976     B.A. Studio Art, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont

Non-degree:

2015, 1998 Schumacher College, Institute of Ecological Studies, Dartington Hall, Totnes, UK.

EXHIBITIONS

2023     Poetic Ecologies, Vermont State Supreme Court Gallery, Montpelier, VT, solo

2021     Earth Bestows Exhibition, New Perennial Project, Middlebury College & The Land Institute, Kansas, All Souls Interfaith, Shelburne, VT  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QkOKj-bAmGCf5hHarWA9abgqDcPtRvWA/view

 2020     Eco Consciousness, Ecoartspace, LLC, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Juror Eleanor Heartney, Sept. 1  https://issuu.com/ecoartspace/docs/ecoconsciousness202

2020     Performative Ecologies, Ecoartspace, featured artist, August, online

2019     The Mythopoetic Imagination, group exhibition, The Great Mother, New Father Conference, Nobleboro, ME.

2019     Nourishing Change Through the Arts, Earth Day 2019, Middlebury College Center for the Arts, Middlebury, VT

2019     Cameron Davis Recent Work, Northern Daughters Fine Art Gallery Annex, Shelburne, VT, solo

2019     Cameron Davis Paintings, Burlington City Arts, University of Vermont Medical Center, VT, solo

2018     Deciphering the Lyrics of Lichen (U. LeGuin), Feverish World Symposium exhibition, group, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

2018     Cosmophilia, D&R Greenway Land Trust Gallery, Princeton, NJ, solo

2018     Cosmophilia, Villanova University, International Big History Association Conference, Radnor Township, PA, sol

2017     Endless Spring (paintings) Maltz Center for the Performing Arts, Cleveland, Ohio. Painted in collaboration with Composer Sam Guarnaccia, Emergent Universe Oratorio, solo

2017     Endless Spring (paintings) and Airs, Waters, Soils (Places) (paintings), John Carroll University, World Jesuit Association Congress, Cleveland, Ohio, solo

2017    The Mythopoetic Imagination Great Mother conference exhibition, Waxwing Medicine 20 7’x 8’ drawings on sheer fabric, and sculpture from the Airs, Waters, Soils (Places) series, Nobleboro, Maine

2016     Of Land and Local: Watershed, Shelburne Farms Burlington City Arts, Burlington, VT, 

2016    Of Land and Local: Watershed, Burlington City Arts, Burlington, VT

2016     6X HOWL, BASTA Collaborative (Bridging Arts, Science, and Theory in the Anthropocene), UVM Billings Center, following Sixth Extinction (Kolbert) event

2015     Contemporary Voices, Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

2015     Eyes on the Land: Artists Explore Farms & Forests, in partnership with the Vermont Land Trust & Champlain Orchards, Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT

2015     Creative Cosmos, Art and Science, Chandler Gallery, Randolph, VT

2015     Cameron Davis Paintings, HINGE, Architecture and Design Studio, solo exhibition, Burlington, VT

2013-14 Endless Spring, paintings, The Sanctuary at ASIG, Shelburne, VT

2013     Emergent Universe Oratorio premiere, composed by Sam Guarnaccia, SET DESIGN: Solo painting exhibition series, Endless Spring, Cameron Davis, in collaboration with Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology, inspired by Journey of the Universe, by Brian Swimme & Mary Evelyn Tucker, in partnership with: Shelburne Farms, All Souls Interfaith Gathering, The American Teilhard Association

2012     Mutual Gaze: Call and Response, Winooski Pop-Up Gallery District, Winooski, Vermont, June-August, group exhibition

2012     Turning Leaves, Book Arts Invitational, Chandler Art Museum, Randolph, VT       

2011     Beaming Bioneers, Montpelier, VT, Eaarth Peace Oratorio (working title later changed to the Emergent Universe Oratorio) video set design (8min.) cinematographer Ben Bach, satellite national live streaming annual Bioneers conference event.

2011     Human=Landscape, Aesthetics for a Carbon Restrain Future, Burlington City Arts, Burlington, VT

2011     Human=Landscape, Aesthetics for a Carbon Restrained Future, Chaffee Art Center, Rutland, VT

2011     108 Blessings, Cameron Davis and Shelley Warren, 215 College Gallery, Burlington, VT

2011     30/30 Print Project, Flynn Gallery, Burlington, VT

2010     What Matters Most, Exit Art Underground Space NYC, Ecoart [space] NYC, juried

2010     Conscious Living in a Sacred World, Conference, paintings, ASIG Shelburne, VT

2009     Human=Landscape, Aesthetics of a Carbon Restrained Future Burlington City Arts Burlington, VT, The Dear World Project, a community art, installation of small works and performance in response to the October 24, 2009, 350.org international global climate event August 14 – October 24, Art Director/Creator, community art performance event

2009     Suddenly Visible, POL 5, Swiss-Vermont exchange, www.suddenlyvisible.org

2008     Let Ours Be a Time Remembered, a participatory performance on behalf of the atmosphere, 350VT.Org global climate action event, video, cinematographer Ben Bach, Burlington, VT

2008     Messages to Earth, Community Art Installation for Focus the Nation 2008, global climate teach-in, Art Director, community art installation University of Vermont, Davis Center, VT

2008     Re-Covering: 26 Artists Re-Imagine 26 Books, “Secret Garden” Art About Books Gallery, Brighton Press, San Diego, CA, group invitational

2007     Nature Remains: The Artist as Environmentalist, Helen Day Art Center, Stowe, VT           

2007     Waxwing Medicine and Calling Back the Devas, Holly Hall Bristol, VT

2007     Art Director/Creator, community art participatory installation: Messages to Earth, StepItUp.org global climate action, University of Vermont public Green, Burlington, VT, w/ UVM Environmental Art students, April Earth Week

2007     Art Director, community art participatory installation: Messages to Earth, Re- Energize New Hampshire, global climate action, Concord, NH

2007     Cameron Davis New work, paintings, Starry Night, and Ferrisburgh, VT, solo

2006      A Gift for the Road, installation of 20 drawings on sheer fabric in response to The Road Less Traveled: Vermonters Walk for a Clean Energy Future,” led by author, Bill McKibben, Francis Colburn Gallery, University of Vermont, VT

2006     A Gift for the Road, installation of 20 drawings on sheer fabric, Goddard College

2006     A Gift for the Road, From the Road Less Traveled, Vermonters walk for a Clean Energy Future - 10 installations in 10 configurations: in the maple trees at the Robert Frost Trail, Ripton,VT On the Middlebury Town Green, VT In a pasture across from the UVM Morgan Horse Farm, Weybridge, VT In the gazebo at the Vergennes Town Green, VT at the Charlotte Berry Farm, VT outside the Charlotte Senior Center, VT Inside the Charlotte Congregational Church Inside the Breeding Barn at Shelburne Farms, VT In the woods at Shelburne Farms, VT In the trees at Battery Park, Burlington, VT 

2005     Temenos Books Project: The Netherlands the Royal Tropical Museum, Amsterdam. The Temenos Books is a community arts project co-created by Cami Davis and Sally Linder introducing over 20,000 participants from four continents to the Earth Charter, an international document for global ethics and sustainable development. www.earthcharter.org. The Temenos Books travel in the Ark of Hope designed and painted by Sally Linder www.arkofhope.org.

 During the Earth Charter +5 event, the Ark of Hope and Temenos Books were on exhibit at the Royal Tropical Museum after a three-month tour of The Netherlands where 8000 elementary and secondary students participated in the Temenos Books Project culminating in a ceremony to honor Queen Beatrix's 25 years on the throne. Twenty-five of the best student images were chosen to go into a book cover made by the queen and gifted to the Ark of Hope as a symbol of the Dutch government's support of the Earth Charter. www.arkofhope.org and www.earthcharter.org

2005     Temenos Books Project: India International Women's Conference, India, hosted by His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, exhibition of The Ark of Hope (Sally Linder) and Temenos Books (Davis/Linder)

2005     Quantum Community Project; an ecological participatory event; a collage of poems, video images, veil drawings, sound images, yoga, contemplative practices, and song www.mettaearth.org Veil installation, Cameron Davis Poems, Gillian Kapteyn Comstock Video, Maya Fulford

            Crop Circle Conference, Goddard College, Plainfield, Vermont, Oct

            Castle City Pavilion, Castle City, Utah, Sept.

            Purdue University, Tippecanoe Arts Federation, Lafayette, Indiana,                                             June

            Assisi Seminars Annual Conference, Brattleboro, VT, May

            University of Vermont, Ira Allen Chapel, Earth Week Celebration, April

            Shelburne Town Hall, Shelburne, Vermont, February 

2005     Wish You Were Here VI, A.I.R. Gallery, invitational 511 W 25th St, NYC, NY 10001

2004     Natural Grace; Sustainable Vision or the Art of Seeing Gracefully, Cameron Davis, Davis TeSelle, Janet Fredericks, and Dona Seegers, Amy E. Tarrant Gallery, Burlington, VT, essay Adrian Ivakhiv   

 2004     Temenos Books Project: Vermont, w/ Sally Linder, Sustainable Communities Conference 2004, Burlington, VT

2004     Art's Alive Invitational, The Gallery at Opaline, Burlington, VT

2004     Limina; Painted Prayers for Threshold Times, Women's Center Gallery, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

2003     Wish You Were Here Too! A.I.R. Gallery, invitational, 511 W 25th St, NYC, NY 1000

2003     Faculty/Student Exhibition, University of Vermont Environmental Program 30th Anniversary Celebration exhibition, Coach Barn at Shelburne Farms           

2003     Art's Alive Invitational, Burlington VT

2003     Cameron Davis Paintings, Christine Price Gallery, Castleton State College, Castleton, VT

2003     Cameron Davis Paintings, Environmental Program, University of Vermont, Burlington

2003     Cameron Davis Paintings, Allen House Gallery, University of Vermont    

2002     Temenos Books Project and the Ark of Hope (Sally Linder) Exhibition: World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg, South Africa 8-11-02 Industrial Development Corporation - Nedcor Bldg. Sandton S.A. 8-12-02 The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books walked from Church-Square, Pretoria to zoo.

 8-15-02 Open exhibition of The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books, Riversands Farm, Gauteng, with Gauteng Mayor and Mayor of Johannesburg 8-16-02 The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books travel to 5 schools Johannesburg

 8-18-02 The Ark of Hope, Temenos Books and Earth Charter featured: Global Footprints Family Festival.

 8-24-02 The Children of Diepsloot (South Africa) walked the Ark of Hope and Temenos Books through their squatter camp (2 miles) to Johannesburg to the “Wings of Life” Center.

 8-25-02 The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books walked from Ecovillage to Summit site.

 8-26-02 T Temenos workshops in Diepsloot, “Children: Vital partners in globalization and the preservation of the Earth” - The Ark of Hope (and Temenos Books) and Children of Diepsloot, Sundton Conference Centre - United Nations site Exhibition Ubuntu Village

 8-30-02 Sacred Site Earth Charter Celebration, The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books

2002     The Temenos Books Project United Nations, New York City

2002     The World Tree Event with Paul Winter, paintings, Breeding Barn, Shelburne Farms, VT,

2001     Temenos Books and the Ark of Hope (Sally Linder): VT to NYC The Temenos Books inside the Ark of Hope was walked from northern Vermont to the United Nations, NYC in response to Sept 11, 2001, terrorist attack

2001     Temenos Books Project: Vermont Artist Teachers Association, “Youth Art Month Theme” The Temenos Books, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude, Vermont State House, Montpelier - 50 VT schools participated

2001     For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, event, co-created with Sally Linder, Breeding Barn @Shelburne Farms, VT

2001     Temenos Books Project, with Sally Linder, Shelburne Farms, Shelburne, VT

2000     Heaven's Sabbath Fleshed (Wendall Berry), Ferrisburgh Artisans Guild, VT

2000     Generations II, A Survey of Woman Artists at the Millennium, paintings, A.I.R. Gallery, NYC, N

2000     Community, Spirit and Nature Conference Exhibition: Antioch College Gallery, Keene, NH

2000     University of Vermont Faculty Exhibition, Francis Colburn Gallery, Burlington, VT

1999     Lilith's Footprint, The Men's Room Gallery, Burlington, VT

1997     Friends of the Gallery, The Gallery at Essex, Essex, NY

1997     Healing Art: From the Inside Out, Trinity College Gallery, Burlington, VT

1997     Ultimate Concerns: The Work of 12 Woman Artists, video, United Nations 4th World Conference on Women, Beijing, China: Global Focus: Women in Art and Culture; video by Cameron Davis, also a featured painter

1997     The World's Women online, Small Works Exhibition, United Nations 4th World Conference on Women, Beijing, China

1997     Vermont Artists Invitational, Firehouse Gallery, Burlington, VT

1997     August Selections the Gallery at Essex, Essex, NY

1997     Arts Alive Firehouse Gallery, Burlington, VT

1996    Sacred Space: Intention/Attention, paintings, Francis Colburn Gallery, University of Vermont, VT

1995    Cameron Davis Paintings, The Gallery at The Store, Essex, NY

1994    Transformations Vermont State Craft Center, Burlington, VT

1994    Vermont Artists Furghott-Sourdiff Galley, Shelburne, VT

1992    Cameron Davis Paintings, Beside Myself Gallery, Arlington, VT

1992    Diversity and Vision Blue Mountain Galley, New York, NY

1991     USA/Australian Exchange, Sidney, Australia

1991     Cameron Davis Paintings, Trinity College Gallery, Burlington, VT

1990    A New Wave for a New Decade; Seven Artists, Gallery Two, Woodstock, VT

1990    Cameron Davis Paintings, Passepartout Gallery, Winooski, VT

1989    Working Drawings, University of Vermont Faculty Exhibition, Fleming Museum, Burlington, VT

1988     10 Vermont Artists, SOHO 20 Gallery, New York, NY

1988     Moonlight and Angels Passepartout Gallery, Winooski, VT

1988     Cameron Davis Paintings, Passepartout Gallery, Winooski, VT

1988-95 Arts Alive Festival of Fine Arts, Burlington, VT

1987     Cameron Davis Paintings, Francis Colburn Gallery, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

1987     Winter Art: The Magic Mirror Helen Day Art Center, Stowe, VT

1987     Vermont Studio Center New York Benefit, New York, NY

1987     Vermont Visual Artist's in the Governor's Corridor Vermont Council on the Arts touring exhibit, Montpelier, VT, Green Mountain Power Gallery, Burlington, VT, Christine Price Gallery, Castleton State College, Castleton, VT

1987     Regional Selections: Save Life on Earth, International Invitational Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

1987     Four Artists Moonbrook Gallery, Rutland, V

1987     Vermont Studio Center Exhibition, Colchester, VT 

1986     Art Vermont '86 Helen Day Art Center, Stowe, VT

1986     Faculty/Alumni Juried Exhibition, Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

1986     VT/NH Artists National Traveling Exhibition, Old Bergen Art Guild, Bayonne, NJ

1986     Northeast Regional Women's Caucus for Art Juried Exhibition Trinity College Gallery, Burlington, VT

1986     Open Studios Burlington, Burlington, VT

1986     Cameron Davis Paintings, Millhouse-Bundy Gallery, Burlington, VT

1985     Vermont Woman's Caucus for Art Juried Exhibition, Helen Day Art Center, Stowe, VT

1985     Cameron Davis Paintings, Church Street Center Gallery, Burlington, VT

1984     Cameron Davis Paintings, Living/Learning Gallery, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

1983     Pratt Alumni Juried Exhibition Cayman Gallery, NYC, NY

1982     All New England Small Works Exhibition, Passepartout Gallery, Winooski, VT

1979-95 Stratton Arts Festival, Stratton, VT

1978     Cameron Davis Paintings, Francis Colburn Gallery, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

1977     Banff Centre Festival of Fine Arts, Banff, Alberta, Canad

GRANTS and AWARDS:

2023 Albany Pro Musica, Troy, NY, video animation stage set design, $5000

2022 New Perennials Project Grant, Middlebury College, video animation stage set design, $5000

2019     Fleming Museum acquisition, Red Flower Dream from the Endless Spring Series.

2018     University of Vermont, College of Arts & Sciences, Small Grant Research Award, new body of work, Deciphering the Lyrics of Lichen, & The Meter of Eternity (Ursula LeGuin), $1600

 2017     Argosy Foundation Grant, Endless Spring paintings, world premiere, Emergent Universe Oratorio, Maltz Center for the Performing Arts, Cleveland, exhibition $4000

2015     University of Vermont Humanities Center Coor Collaborative Fellowship Award, Project: “UVM and the Environmental Humanities.,” Collaborative Fellow, $2000

2013     Argosy Foundation Grant, Emergent Universe Oratorio premiere event: painting series, Endless Spring

2012-13 University of Vermont Sustainability Fellow

2011     Vermont Studio Center, Vermont Visual Artist’s Week

 1998     Schumacher College, Institute of Ecological Studies, Devon, England, Practices in Psychology, Ecology and Art, “short course” with James Hillman and Margot McKlean, academic bursary

1987     Jackson Pollock-Lee Krasner Foundation Grant for painting, competitive, national

1987     Vermont Studio Center, Vermont Visual Artist’s Week

PUBLICATIONS

2022     Ecoart in Action: Activities, Case Studies & Provocations for Classrooms & Communities,"a field guide that offers practical solutions to critical environmental challenges,” NYU Press. https://nyupress.org/9781613321485/ecoart-in-action/        Contributors: https://www.newvillagepress.org/ecoart-in-action-contributors/?fbclid=IwAR2A73JjYSWRv9c_o8stlEAoGSW547vLcLzyV9V4zPDLv-jovC8xTGnTuxE

2020      "The Perennial Turn, Contemporary Essays from the Field," Ed. Bill Vitek, paintings, Cameron Davis

2019     Kosmos Journal, Endless Spring series painting image and citation in article on the Emergent Universe Oratorio project. https://www.kosmosjournal.org/kj_article/emergent-universe-oratorio/

 2011     Kosmos Journal, “Gallery Two (Featured Artist: 8 full pages),” November 2011, paintings, and installations by Cameron Davis, www.kosmosjournal.com

 2001 “Earth Charter Bulletin,” For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, by Cami Davis www.earthcharter.org/resources/publications/bulletin/0112.sp.pdf, essa

2001 Boletin “Por amor al la Tierra: Una Celebracion de la Carta de la Tierra,” por Cami Davis www.earthcharter.org/resources/publications/bulletin/00112.sp.pdf Toward a Sustainable World: The Earth Charter in Action, ed, Peter Blaze Corcoan, KIT Publishers, Amsterdam, In cooperation with the Earth Charter International Secretariat, San Jose, Costa Rica, “The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books,” co-author, November, 2005, Sally Linder and Cameron Davis

 

“Deep Listening, the Abstractions of Painter Sally Linder,” essay, by Cameron Davis, Sally Linder exhibition catalog, Kasini House Press, April, 2010

 

Essay: The Role of the Arts in Creating a Sustainable Future, “I Believe Essay: The Burlington Free Press, April 2010

 

 “Earth Charter Bulletin,” For Love of Earth, the Ark of Hope and the Temenos Project, www.nationalplatformjohannesburg.nl/…/download/15/Earth%20Charter%20bulletin%20December%2020 02%20.pdf

 

TEACHING

University of Vermont Department of Art & Art History:

Course Development:

·       Fall 2021 ARTS 122 Painting: Color & Invention (new to me) course development

·       Fall 2019 ARTS 001 Drawing & Nature TAP developed new TAP course exploring fundamentals of drawing framed through the context of ecological perception.

·       Fall 2017 ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making 50% of the ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making class was redesigned to align with the Molly Ruprecht Speaker Fund Presenters Dorothea Rockburne, and the Burlington City Arts & Molly Ruprecht exhibition and speaker Diana Al-Hadid.

·       Fall 2018 ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making 50% of the course content was reworked for the students to attend and participate in the Feverish World Symposium: Arts & Sciences for Collective Survival, and the creation of original work for the TentWorks Exhibition

TEACHING

Spring 2022

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making

            ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making

Fall 2021

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making

ARTS 122 Painting: Color & Invention

Spring 2020

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 001 Introduction to Drawing

            ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making

            ARTS 012 Perspectives on Making

           

1988 – Present Full list of courses taught at UVM with the Department of Art & Art History

Arts 122 Painting: Color & Invention

Arts 012 Perspectives on Making

Arts 002 TAP Drawing, Collage and Nature

Arts 121 Introduction to Painting

Arts 001 Beginning Drawing

Arts 002 Two-dimensional Studies

Arts 295 Advanced Painting

Arts 195 Painting & Issues of Ecological Perception, developed new course, cross- listed with the environmental program, exploring concepts of Ecopsychology, perception and art practice

Arts 195 Painting, Ecological Perception and Theory (title change primarily)

Arts 195 Knowing Place: The Field Journal as Aesthetic Object, developed this new course, cross listed with the Environmental Program

Arts 295 Independent Painting Senior Seminar

Arts 195 Painting from a Spiritual Center, developed this new course, exploring language of interiority and the painting process and practice (touched on Jung, theosophy, and anthroposophy influence on the Abstract pioneers such as Kandinsky, Mondrian, and the construction of abstract language in painting in a studio course)

Arts 095 Abstract Expressionism Studio Seminar, developed this new course in conjunction with exhibition and lecture series UVM Fleming Museum

Arts 115 Intermediate Drawing

Arts 195 Drawing and the Natural World, developed this new course cross listed with the Environmental Program

Arts 195/Envs 195 Knowing Place; Writing, Painting and Ecological Perception, Big Bend National Park, Texas, developed this new course co-taught and co-listed with the Environmental Program

 

1998 – 2013

University of Vermont

Environmental Program

ENVS 195 Environmental Art

ENVS 195 Greening Aiken: Summer Art Studio, developed new course in partnership with Burlington City Arts Exhibition: “Human=Landscape, Aesthetics of a Carbon Retrained Future,” and the Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources Aiken project to include art to further understand/experience the features of the green renovation of the Aiken building

ENVS 195 Greening Aiken: Art and Architecture Studio, co-developed new course            with Architect Diane Gayer, integrating public art “Ecoventions” into the architectural renovation of the UVM Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources

ENVS 195 Place-Based Environmental Art, developed this new course

ENVS 195 Environmental Art: Lecture Series and Studio Seminar developed new course in partnership with Burlington City Arts

ENVS 195 Art, Ecology and Community, developed new course in residence Metta Earth Institute, Essex, NY

ENVS 195 Painting & Issues of Ecological Perception, developed new course

ENVS 195 Drawing and the Natural World, developed this new course

ENVS 195 Painting, Ecological Perception and Theory, developed new course

ENVS 195/Arts 195 Knowing Place; Writing, Painting and Ecological Perception, Burlington, VT And Big Bend National Park, Texas, co-developed new course with Ibit Wright Getchell

 

`99-`02 Lecturer, Shelburne Farms, Shelburne, VT, and University of Vermont Summer Landscape Conservation Series:

            ENVS 195 Sense of Place: The Art and Practice of Conservation, developed new course

            ENVS 195 Knowing Place: Ecological Perception, Collage, and the Imagination,   developed new course

 

1996 Co-Lecturer, University of Vermont College of Medicine and Continuing Education,

Art 195 Healing Art, with Winston Lewis, MD, developed & co-taught new course

 

TEACHING - Extramural:

 

2019     Middlebury College, undergraduate, Community Mentor, three arts students in the New Perennial Turn course with William Vitek, Marc Isham and Nadine Barnicle

 

2006     Shelburne Art Center, Instructor: Painting

 

2003 - 2004

            Saint Michael's College, Colchester, VT, Master of Arts in Education: Adjunct      Lecturer: Special Topics: Images for Global Healing

 

2002     Billings-Rockefeller Farm and Environmental Center, Woodstock, VT Knowing Place: Eco Perception, Collage, and the Imagination

 

1995     Vermont College at Norwich University

Faculty Artist-Mentor, master’s in fine arts (MFA), Montpelier, VT                                                 mentored two graduate students

 

1995     Trinity College, Adjunct Lecturer, Burlington, VT

            Painting: Spirit and Matter

 

1998, 1999, 2000 Putney School Summer Arts Program, Instructor, Drawing

 

PRESENTATIONS:

CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA and GUEST LECTURES

 

2022                Guest Teacher, Ecoart in Action, Activity, Perceiving Embeddedness,

                    University of Vermont, Environmental Program, “Landscape Restoration &

                    Leadership” course, Instructors: Amy Seidl & Cherie Morse

2021     Panelist, Perennial Perspectives in Creative Arts, New Perennials, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT, held All Souls Interfaith Gathering Sanctuary, Shelburne, VT, Oct. 2nd 

 

2020     Guest Lecturer, The Place Where Project, Nancy Winship Milliken Studio

 

2020      Faculty Affiliate, Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Arts & Creative Living                                             

   Community (3 lectures (60 participants total) with assignment)

 

Guest Lecturer: Artist Talk, University of Vermont, College of Arts & Sciences Humanities Scholars Program Colloquium, Humanities Director, Mark Usher

 

Artist Talk & Guest Critic, Champlain College, Burlington, VT, Emergent Media MFA, Class: Art & the Anthropocene, with Rebecca Schwarz

 

Artist Talk, Great Mother, New Father Conference, The Mythopoetic Imagination, Nobleboro, Maine

 

Panelist: Nourishing Change Through the Arts, Earth Day 2019, Middlebury College Center for the Arts, Middlebury, VT, part of the Middlebury College, VT, & The Land Institute, Kansas, The New Perennial Project, Ecospheric Studies, Lead Scholar in Residence, Professor William Vitek, Philosophy curriculum development team

2018    

Presenter, Cosmophilia, artist talk, D&R Greenway Land Trust Gallery, Princeton, NJ

 

Panelist, The Emergent Universe Oratorio & Endless Spring Paintings: A creative response to the evolving cosmos, International Big History Conference, Villanova University, PA

 

Panelist, Cosmophilia Perceiving Ecologically in the Anthropocene, International Big History Conference, Villanova University, PA

2017    

Speaker, ENVS 1, Locating My Studio Practice in the Context of Integral Ecology

2016    

Presenter, Language, Landscape & the Sublime, Symposium, Schumacher College, Art & Ecology MA Program, Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon, UK, June 2016

 

Panelist: Of Land & Local: Watershed, The Alchemy of Science, Art & Spirit, ASIG, Shelburne, VT

 

Artist Talk, Burlington City Arts, Of Land & Local: Watershed, on “Airs, Waters, Soils (Places,)” Burlington, VT

 

Guest Speaker, University of Vermont, Environmental Program, ENVS 001 with Amy Seidl, on “Airs, Waters, Soils (Places)”

2015    

Presenter, PechuKechu Burlington, Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT.

 

Panelist, The Working Land Symposium, October 10th, Shelburne Museum programming for Eyes on the Land exhibition, Shelburne, VT.

 

Artist Talk, Eyes on the Land, and workshop (2), Nov. Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT.

 

Panelist, University of Vermont, Environmental Program, "Environmental Literature, Arts, and Media," with Adrian Ivakhiv,

 

Guest Lecturer, University of Vermont, Environmental Studies ENVS 001, “Art, Ecology and Activism,” with Amy Seidl

 

Guest Lecturer, Metta Earth Institute 2015, Lincoln, VT. Mettaearth.org,

Session 1 – Metta Earth Social Change Leadership Training, Guest Lecturer, The role of creative art practices, and perceiving ecologically play in transformative social change -- Art Activism as a catalyst for emergent possibilities.

Session 2 – Metta Earth Permaculture, Guest Lecturer, The role of creative art practice and perceiving ecologically in transformative ecological design thinking --- with Ecoart and “Ecovention” Art examples.

Session 3 – Metta Earth Yoga Leadership Training, Guest Lecturer, An exploration of the nexus of creative art practices, and contemplative practices where knowing is informed by both the inner and outer; calling forth emergent, yet to be apprehended, transformative outcomes --- with contemporary art examples. Yogic principles and their relationship to and influence on my painting practice.

Session 4- Metta Earth Wilderness and Ecopsychology Leadership Training, Guest Lecturer, The role of creative art practices in re-wilding our ecological perceptions, practices, lives and leadership.

 

Guest Speaker, University of Vermont Arts Initiative, Living/Learning, Nov.

 

Artist Talk, Creative Cosmos, Chandler Art Gallery, Randolph, VT, August

2014    

Presenter: AESS, Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences Conference “Welcome to the Anthropocene,” Artist Panel: Art and the Anthropocene, 2014 Conference, PACE University, NYC, NY.

 

Guest Panelist: University of Vermont, Rubenstein School for Natural Resources and the Environment, Media, Arts, Culture and the Environment, course with Adrian Ivakhiv, PhD. 

2013    

Co-Presenter: Awakening to Transformation, Through Art, Education and           Spiritual Practice lecture series

·       “Through Art” – On the Emergent Universe Oratorio project, Composer Sam Guarnaccia, Visual Artist Cameron Davis, with Fran Stoddard, former host of Vermont Public Television’s Profile program, available on RETN TV, March 21, 2013

 

Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Environmental Program, ENVS 1, Endless Spring painting series, and the Emergent Universe Oratorio

 

2011    

Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Environmental Program ENVS 1, Art Activism, Dec. 11, invited

 

Panelist: University of Vermont, Eco-feminism, on my work as an artist, invited

 

Panelist: University of Vermont, Environmental Program Panel on Activism,        “Art      and Activism,” invited

 

Panelist: AESS, Association of Environmental Studies Conference (national), Art and        Science Collaborations, University of Vermont Environmental Program hosts

 

Field Trip Leader: AESS, Art and Science Collaborations, Burlington Artist’s Studios         

 

Exhibitor Speaker: Goddard College Conference (national): Making, Meaning and Context: A Radical Reconsideration of Art’s Work, October 16

 

Presenter: ECOART: Eaarth/Peace Oratorio (working title currently changed to the Emergent  Universe Oratorio), choral composition and visual set selected portion exhibited in partnership with the Beaming Bioneers Montpelier event (national)           

 

Guest presenter/workshop facilitator: VATA Vermont Artist Teacher Association (regional), held at the University of Vermont, assisted by UVM Art Department Art Education students, invited funded

 

2010     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont ENVS 151 Environmental Art, invited

 

2009     Artist Participant (panelist international): “Suddenly Visible” POL 5         Symposium, Swiss-Vermont exchange: art in the public sphere and the effects of globalism from an art-           making perspective - www.suddenlyvisible.org, in partnership with Burlington City Arts, Burlington, VT invited international

 

2009     Panelist (regional): Environmental Art and Activism: Burlington City Arts,            Firehouse Gallery, HUMAN=LANDSCAPE, Aesthetics of a Carbon Restrained Future,         with Artist, Patrick Marold, Artist-Architect John Anderson, and exhibition curator          Chris Thompson, invited funded

 

2009     Presenter: Voices for the Environment Speaker Series, “Art and the Environment,          paintings, installations and community art projects of Cami Davis” All Souls Interfaith          Gathering, Shelburne, VT, invited

 

2008     Presenter: University of Vermont Honors College Plenary Speaker Series, “Let Ours         be a Time Remembered (Earth Charter); the paintings, installations and community art             projects of artist Cameron Davis,” invited

 

2006     Presenter: Third Annual Artist's Conference, Helen Day Art Center, Stowe,          Vermont, “Where it Really Happens: Studio Practice” invited

 

2006     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Environmental Studies 1, “A Gift for the Road,” presentation of the site-specific installation of drawings from Ripton, VT to Burlington, VT with a reading from the essay, “What the Warming World Needs Now is Art, Sweet Art,” Bill McKibben, Grist e-magazine, 2005, invited

 

2006     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Honors Society, “A Gift for the Road,”     presentation on the site-specific installation of drawings from Ripton, VT to    Burlington, VT with a reading from the essay, “What the Warming World Needs Now      is Art, Sweet Art,” Bill McKibben, Grist e-magazine, 2005, invited

 

2006     Guest Lecturer: Earth Charter, The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books, University of Vermont: Rubenstein School of the Environmental and Natural Resources NR2 Nature and Culture, invited

 

2006     Guest Lecturer: Earth Charter, The Ark of Hope and Temenos Books, University of Vermont: Environmental Program, College of Arts and Sciences, ENVS 2 International Environmentalism, invited

 

2005     Session co-facilitator (international invitational): Earth Charter +5 event, The Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, “The Role of the Arts in Promoting the Earth Charter,” (Davis/Linder) www.earthcharter.org

 

2005     Presenter (International invitational): Earth Charter +5 event, The Royal Tropical            Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. “The Quantum Community Project”      (Davis/Kapteyn Comstock) www.mettaearth.org, the Temenos Books Project      (Davis/Linder), and event For Love of Earth, a Celebration of the Earth Charter (Davis/Linder)

 

2004     Panelist (regional): The Role of the Humanities in Environmental Studies, Northeast         Environmental Colleges Association Conference, hosted by The Environmental        Program, University of Vermont, at Basin Harbor, Vergennes, VT. invited

 

2004     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Religion and Ecology class with Stephanie           Kaza, For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, and the Temenos Books             Project

 

2004     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Environmental Studies 2 with Saleem Ali, For       Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, and the Temenos Books Project,             invited

 

2004     Presenter (national): Sustainable Communities 2004 Conference, Burlington, VT,            The Role of the Arts in a Sustainable Future, The Temenos Books Project and For Love        of Earth, a Celebration of the Earth Charter, invited

 

2003     Guest Lecturer: University of Vermont, Environmental Ethics class, with Steven Bede      Scharper, M.A Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Study of Religion, Associate, Institute for   Environmental Studies, University of Toronto, For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the       Earth Charter/ The Temenos Books Project and the Ark of Hope, invited

 

2003     Presenter (national): United States Society for Ecological Economics Symposium,            Saratoga Springs, New York, Images for Global Healing; The Temenos Project and The           Ark of Hope, invited

 

2011     Guest Lecturer: Burlington College, Burlington, VT, Ecopsychology class, The Work          of (Artist) Cameron Davis, invited funded

 

2009     Presenter: Voices for the Environment Speaker Series, “Art and the Environment,           paintings, installations and community art projects of Cami Davis” All Souls Interfaith          Gathering, Shelburne, VT, invited

 

2006     Presenter Living the Earth Charter, a report on the Earth Charter +5 event, Amsterdam, The Netherlands and the Temenos Books (Davis/Linder) with the Ark of Hope (Linder), Charlotte Vermont “Sustainable Living Network”, invited

 

2004     Guest Critic: Castleton State College, Vermont, funded 


 

2003     Keynote Speaker: Great Falls Middle School Leadership and Earth Day Celebration, Great Falls, Montana, The Temenos Project and The Ark of Hope, funded

 

2002     Presenter: Saint Michaels' College Lecture Series, Colchester, VT, Ecology, Religion,        and Social Justice, on the Temenos Books Project and the event For Love of Earth, a          Celebration of the Earth Charter, invited

 

2002     Workshop leader and presenter: Vermont Teachers Retreat on Ecology and Art,             Perceiving Ecologically; The Role of the Arts in a Sustainable Future, funded

 

2002     Presenter: Earth Charter Town Meeting Campaign Presentation, Hinesburg        Vermont, Temenos Books Project, and The Ark of Hope presentation, with Bill            McKibben (End of Nature), Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle & Selectperson Andrea         Morgante, invited

 

2002     Presenter: The Putney School Summer Program, Putney, Vermont, The Ark of Hope,       and the Temenos Books Project, invited

 

2002     Arts Coordinator, Event Co-Creator: We the People Summit for Peace Youth and Public forums on Bill (HR2459) United Sates Department of Peace and Peace Academy, utilizing The Earth Charter September 28,2002, Keynotes: Congressman and Presidential Candidate Dennis Kucinich (Department of Peace), Dr. Steven C. Rockefeller, Earth Charter Commissioner for North America, Ira Allen Chapel, University of Vermont, volunteer

 

2002     Presenter and panel participant: Unitarian Universalist Society, Burlington, VT, The Temenos Project, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude, The Ark of Hope and The Earth Charter, invited

 

2002     Co-Presenter: Middlebury Unitarian Universalist Society, Middlebury, VT

            The Temenos Project, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude and the Earth        Charter, invited

 

2002     Presenter: St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, Burlington, VT, The Temenos Books Project,      and The Earth Charter, invited

 

2001     Co-creator/producer: For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, Shelburne Farms, VT, September 9, 2001 a daylong celebration of the Earth Charter, an international declaration of fundamental principles for building a just, sustainable and peaceful global society; music, art, dance and speakers: Jane Goodall, Satish Kumar, Steven C. Rockefeller, with music by Paul Winter, facilitated the creation of Temenos Books pages by nearly 2000 participants and the unveiling of The Ark of Hope. www.arkofhope.org

            Two UVM classes were involved in the year-long preparation for the event, and of          part of the 100 volunteers on the event day, funded

 

2001     Presenter with UVM Earth Charter Senior Seminar Student Presenters: The       Temenos Project, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude and For

Vermont Arts Alliance Annual Conference, Bread loaf Campus, Middlebury College, VT

Vermont Art Teachers Association Conference, Montpelier, VT

Visionary Vermont Conference, speaker UVM, Burlington, VT

The Vermont Commons School, So. Burlington, VT Essex Junction High School, Essex, VT

South Burlington Middle School, So. Burlington, VT

Essex Elementary School, Essex, VT.

University of Vermont Environmental Fair

The Radio Bean, Burlington, VT Shelburne Elementary School, Shelburne, VT

University of Vermont Conference on Woman, Burlington, VT

Williston Elementary School, Williston, VT, Oct. 20

Williston Allen Brook School, Williston, VT, Nov.

Williston Elementary School, Williston, VT, Jan

Shelburne Middle School, Shelburne, VT,

University of Vermont, Kathy Marmor 2-D art class, Burlington, VT

 

2001     Co-Presenter: Convocation of the Invisible Universe Conference, Chelsea Press    Shelburne Farms, The Temenos Project and the Earth Charter Initiative, VT Sept 2000

 

2001     Presenter: Making Connections,” Sustainability in Education Conference, The     Temenos Books Project, Montpelier, VT, March, invited

 

2001     Presenter: Community College of Vermont, The Temenos Project, Burlington, VT,

 

2001     Workshop co-leader: Burlington City Arts, Community Arts Project: The Temenos           Workshop, Burlington, VT.

 

2001     Co-Presenter: “VT 2020” (coalition of VT sustainability organizations), Temenos Project and For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, Burlington, VT

 

2001     Presenter: “VT 2020” Temenos Project @ the University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

 

2001     Co-Facilitator: Metta Earth Institute Painting the Wild, A Women's Painting and Yoga Retreat, www.mettaearth,org

 

REVIEWS: CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

 

2019       Seven Days, “Cameron Davis Paintings: Reflect Reverence for Earth,”    https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/cameron-davis-paintings-reflect-reverence-for-earth/Content?oid=27203307&fbclid=IwAR1tDcZt6JbcfLEbduhGTxJWV2uD2VwRxslpmCKmZbIymLJ_lOcLzuQ72tM

2019     Shelburne News, http://www.shelburnenews.com/2019/03/28/july-19-calendar/

 

2019     Vermont Cynic, https://vtcynic.com/culture/arts/senior-lecturers-art-addresses-  ecological-changes/

 

2016     Seven Days, “Of Land & Local: Watershed”, http://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/art-review-of-land-and-local-watershed-bca-center-and-shelburne-farms-coach-barn/Content?oid=3735508

 

Seven Days, “Artists Howl for the Anthropocene,” Rachel Elizabeth Jones, September 16, 2016

 

ArtScope Magazine, Interview by Alexandra Tursi, March 2016

 

2015     Seven Days, “Eyes on the Land,” Shelburne Museum, group exhibition, review by Kevin Kelley, Oct 7-14, Vol.21, No. 05, 2015 sevendays.com/art

 

Vermont Land Trust, “Eyes on the Land,interview and article, by Lori Duff, August 2015

 

2013     Seven Days, Emergent Universe Oratorio, Burlington, VT, August 2013

 

2009     A Song of Fishes,” a film short by Alison Crouse, a Lazy Eye Production, 2009, paintings featured

 

2008     The San Diego Union Tribune, January 3, 2008, “Book `Em Dano Re-covery: 26 Artists Re-imagine 26 Books,” reviewgroup exhibition

 

2007     Seven Days, Nov. 07-14, 2007, Review “Nature Remains: The Artist as Environmentalist: Remains of the Day,” Marc Awodey, sevendaysvt.com/art

 

The Times Argus, Visual Art Sept. 28, 2007, “Confronting Climate Change: Helen Day Artists Tackle Global Warming from Trash to Tragic,” review, group exhibition Helen Day Art Center

 

Vermont Guardian, “Art Gets EnvironMENTAL,” Shay Totten local, Jan. 26, 2007, review, www.GreenMuseum.org international,

 

The Stowe Reporter, “Art with a Message: Stowe exhibit poses tough questions about the environment,” Sept. 13, 2007, Scott Monroe, group exhibition, Helen Day Art Center 

 

“5 Days Across Vermont: Marching for Climate Change,” documentary film by Jan Cannon, with “Waxwing Medicine,” veil paintings installation featured by Cameron Davis, premiere Feb 26, 2007, Middlebury College, Vermont

 

Seven Days, “Climate of Concern,” Eyewitness, Taking Note of Visual Vermont, by Pamela Polston, Feb. 21-28, 2007, review, group exhibition

Vermont Guardian, “Art Gets EnvironMENTAL,” Shay Totten local, Jan. 26, 2007, review, www.GreenMuseum.org international,

 

2004     Natural Grace, Sustainable Vision or the Art of Seeing Gracefully, Amy E. Tarrant Gallery, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, Burlington, VT, July, 2004, Featured Artist and Curator, Essay by Adrian Ivakhiv, PhD:

 

“Seven Days,” Sustaining Grace, Four Area Artists, Natural Grace, Sustainable Vision, or the Art of Seeing Gracefully Burlington, VT, July 2004, review, group exhibition artist and curator

 

“Burlington Free Press,” group exhibition review, Eve Thornton, Natural Grace, Sustainable Vision or the Art of Seeing Gracefully, Amy E. Tarrant Gallery, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, Burlington, VT, July, 2004, artist and curator

 

“The Sunday Rutland Herald and The Sunday Times Argus,” Going with the Flow, by Anne Galloway, exhibition review of Natural Grace, Sustainable Vision, or the Art of Seeing Gracefully, Amy E. Tarrant Gallery, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, Burlington, VT, July 25, 2004, artist and curator

 

2001     “ORION Afield,” The Ark of Hope Carrying the Earth Charter Toward United Nations, by Sally Linder www.orionsociety.org/pages/oa/index_oa.html, co-authored community art project Temenos Books featured. Linder/Davis

 

           “The Voice News,” Yale University, New Haven, CT, The Ark of Hope and the Temenos Books www.thevoicenews/news/2001/1116/features/ArkofHope.html, review, co-authored community art project Temenos Books featured. Linder/Davis

 

An Interfaith Diary, Interfaith Center of New York, Harrington, Peggy, A Day in the Life of the Ark of Hope, December 3, 2001 www.interfaithcenter.org, review, co-author community art project Temenos Books featured, Linder/Davis

 

Interfaith Center of New York Bulletin, The Ark of Hope Comes to New York …the Temenos Books www.interfaithcenter.org/Ark/arkintro.html., co-author community art project Temenos Books featured, Linder/Davis

 

“Jason Houston Photographic Arts,” The Earth Charter Effort photo essay-www.jasonhouston.com/earthcharter, co director event For Love of Earth, a Celebration of the Earth Charter featured,  Davis/Linder

 

Annals, Todd, Nancy Jack, “The Earth Charter and Lasting Security,”,Volume XIX, #3, 2001, co-author community art project Temenos Books featured, Linder/Davis

 

Brattleboro Reformer, “Hope Stretches from Burlington to U.N” co-author community art Temenos Books project, October 17, 2001, Henry, Toby featured, Linder/Davis

 

The Herald of Randolph, “Ark of Hope is Heading to United Nations,” Cooch, Sandy,, October 4, 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

The Earth Charter Initiative Press Room, “Ark of Hope Walk from Burlington to New York,” Hallsmith, Gwen, www.earthcharter.org, September 28, 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

“The Times Argus, “Ark of Hope Comes to Montpelier on its Journey to United Nations, Mills, Stephen, Sept. 20, 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Burlington Free Press, “Ark Carries Messages of Peace,” Talbot, Toby, 9/13/2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Orion Society Houston, “Highlights from a Celebration of the Earth Charter, “ Jason, www.orionsociety.org, 9/17/01, co-director/creator/producer event For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, Linder/Davis

 

“The Rutland Herald, “Crowd Rallies for Earth Charter Slayton, Tom, VPR, September 10, 2001, co-director/creator/producer event For Love of Earth, A Celebration of the Earth Charter, Davis/Linder

 

The Voice, “The Ark of Hope and the Earth Charter, Canora, Denise, November 16, 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Times Herald Record, “Treaty to Fight Sprawl Sets Sail for Support,“ Hall, Wayne, November 10, 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Clearwater News and Bulletins, “Sloop Clearwater Sails the Hudson, Its Cargo a Revolutionary Global Document,” Eddy, Ellary, November 2001, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

“The Hartford Courant,”, “Ark in Search of a Covenant, Raycraft, Patrick, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

“Oasis TV Library,” Ark of Hope to Carry Earth Charter to United Nations and The Temenos Books Exhibition, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

During the second preparatory meeting for the World Summit on Sustainable Development www.oasistv.com/news/1-23-02-story,asp, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

ARTNEWS, The Temenos Books, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude

www.vaae.org/news/vtartsnews.html, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Spirit in Nature Bulletin, report, “The Temenos Project,“ presenters Cami Davis and Janet Fredericks www.speritnnature.com/images/spincalender.pdf, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured

 

Earth Charter: The People's Treaty for Vermont and the Temenos Project

www.ark-of-hope.org/download/arkStory.pdf, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Temenos Text Temenos Books Project, Images for Global Healing, Peace and Gratitude, project co-creators, Cami Davis and Sally Linder www.res.k12.vt.us/ARTClasseswork/pages/TemenosText.htm

co-author community art Temenos Books project featured

 

The Vermont Education Report,” March 25, 2002, Vol.2, No.13, The Temenos Project www.schoolreport.com/vbe/nlet/03_25_02.htm, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Davis/Linder

 

The Temenos Books Project www.users.crocker.com/~afsc/news/Trapra17.htm, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

Vermont Academy Bulletin, report “The Ark of Hope and the Temenos Books Project” www.vermontacademy.org/news/news_detail.asp?newsdetails=3514&from=past, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

“ARTS Build Community,” The Temenos Books Project www.vaae.org/conference/01index.html, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

The Earth Charter Initiative New Publications, “Ark of Hope” (and the Temenos Project) www.copy.earthcharter.org/, co-author community art Temenos Books project featured, Linder/Davis

 

2000     Seven Days, solo paintings, Marc Awodey, June 2000, review

 

1996     Seven Days, solo paintings, by Pascal Spenglemen, March 1966, review

 

1995     Art New England, painting, Firehouse Gallery, group invitational show, 1995, review

 

1990     Burlington Free Press, solo painting by Paula Routly, “Landscapes Sublime,” 1990, review

 

Catalogue, Mowing the Mountain, Vermont Woman's Caucus for Art, Burlington, VT, Cami Davis, Ayn Baldwin, Carla Hochschild and Janet Fredericks, 1990, review

 

1988     Art New England, solo painting, by Pamela Polston, 1988, review

 

ArtSpeak SOHO, review by Will Grant, “A Vast Treasure of Art Choices,” June 1988

 

Burlington Free Press, article, “An Upcountry Show Goes Downtown to SOHO 20 Gallery, NY, NY, 1988, review

 

 

Vanguard Press, solo painting, Paula Routly, “Mindscapes: C.D. Bach's Paintings” (Cameron Davis-Bach), 1988, review

 

Burlington Entertainment Guide, solo painting, Paula Routly, “Cosmic Soup: Paintings by Davis- Bach, 1988, review

 

1987     Art New England, solo, by Elizabeth Bunsen, 1987, review

 

Rutland Herald, painting review, “Moon Brook Opens Show” Feb 12, 1987

The Mountain Times, painting, “Work of Local Artists Displayed at Moonbrook,” 1987, review

 

1985     Stowe Reporter, article by Louise Von Weise, “Forty Vermont's Top Artists” meet at the Vermont Studio School, Oct. 10, 1985

 

ARTICLES RE: TEACHING ACTIVITIES & OTHER:

Student feature: “The View,” University of Vermont, Ark of Hope (Sally Linder) the ark's contents: community arts project, Temenos Books co-directed and created by Cameron Davis and Sally Linder, Jon Reidel, Nov '07, 2005, review

 

Student feature“The View”, University of Vermont, “EnvironMENTAL: Earth-Minded Art,” public lecture series and studio seminar class, article by Jon Reidel, Feb. 2007, review

 

UVM Class Exhibition Review: The View, from the University of Vermont “Earth is Taking Messages, Environmental Art Class Marks Earth Week with Exhibit on the Green,” by Lee Griffin, review

 

2009, ’89, ’86, ’85 Vermont Artist Week Painting Fellowships, Vermont Studio Center,                Johnson, Vermont

 

2005     Faculty Development Grant, University of Vermont Environmental Program, to   attend and present at the Earth Charter +5 event, The Royal Tropical Institute,           Amsterdam, The Netherlands

 

2002     Professional Development Grant, University of Vermont Environmental Program,           Academic Symposium: Teaching for the Environment in Higher Education, The Promise of the Earth Charter, Chewonki Foundation, Wiscasset, Maine,   Environmental Program, on the community art project the Temenos Books

 

1977     Banff Centre for the Arts, Banff, Alberta, Canada, artist residency juried

 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

2017     The Mythopoetic Imagination GMNF Conference, Nobleboro, Maine, Keynotes: Mythologist Martin Shaw, Ecological Artist Ana Flores, Author/poet Paul Kingsnorth (Dark Mountain Project (art and literature of the Anthropocene)), Author/Magician/Anthropologist/Philosopher David Abram, conference theme was Nostos, a Homecoming and The Odyssey.

 

2015     Schumacher College, Institute of Ecological Studies, Mind in Nature (studio practice, biology and quantum physics as applied to whole systems thinking and wholistic perception) Faculty: Anna Breytenbach, Rupert Sheldrake, Shantena Sabbadini, Iain McGilchrist, Stephan Harding and Frances Philips

 

2015     UVM CAS, Fleming Museum, Object-based Learning Strategies workshop.

 

2015     Schumacher College, Institute of Ecological Studies, Mind in Nature (studio practice, biology and quantum physics as applied to whole systems thinking and wholistic perception) Faculty: Anna Breytenbach, Rupert Sheldrake, Shantena Sabbadini, Iain McGilchrist, Stephan Harding and Frances Philips

 

2013     UVM CAS, CTL, Writing in the Disciplines faculty workshop

 

1998     Schumacher College, Institute of Ecological Studies, Inside/Outside Perception: Psychology, Ecology and Art, Faculty: James Hillman and Margot McLean,

 

SERVICE:

2020     Extramural, Juror, Vermont Fish & Wildlife, Art Contest https://vtfishandwildlife.com/wma-art-contest

University of Vermont

2021-2022       

            ARTS 297, Independent Study Advisor, Izzy Pouitine, narratives of trauma (working title)

            ENV Program Capstone thesis project, Advisor, Athena Hendricks, composite photo (project title forthcoming)

2020-2021

·       Capstone Project Advisor, Environmental Program, Jill Williamson

2019-2020

·       Creative Project Evaluator, Clarissa Libertelli, Environmental Program Honors College Thesis

·       Internship Evaluator, Brooke Van Buiten, Environmental Program, Internship with Nancy Winship Milliken Studio and the New Gallery, Burlington, solo exhibition

·       Creative Project Evaluator, Lena Connolly, Environmental Program Senior Honors Thesis, Double Major Art and Environmental Studies, non-fiction graphic novel formatted thesis due April 1st 2020, Fall 2019 met 1x/week continuing

·       Ecoculture Lab committee: worked with student Peter Ackerman to produce two short films documenting the Feverish World Symposium, supported by CAS

2018     Feverish world Symposium Steering committee and TentWorks exhibition jury/curating committee.

 

Molly Ruprecht Speaker sponsor, Torkwase Dyson and Linda Wientraub

 

2016     UVM Humanities Coor Fellowship role, Davis Center Earth Week Keynote Speaker, Artist Mary Mattingly, www.marymattingly.com

 

UVM Department of Art & Art History, Departmental Chair Search Committee

 

2015     UVM Department of Art & Art History, Guest Speaker, Artist Sonja Hinrichsen  www.sonja-hinrichsen.com

 

2011     UVM Department of Art & Art History Curriculum Committee

 

 

UVM RUBENSTEIN SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT

           

2009     Co-Presenter with Diane Gayer: University of Vermont Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources, Board of Trustees, proposal to integrate two major public art works and student work into the green renovation of the Aiken Building

 

            Sponsor, Artist Patricia Johanson, Artist Talk Fleming Museum

 

2009-10 UVM Davis Center Art Committee member

2011- 2015 Board President: Metta Earth Institute for Contemplative Ecology     www.mettaearth.org,

 

2008-9  Advisory Committee Member: Institute for Global Sustainability, Continuing      Education, University of Vermont

 

2007-08  Task Force Member: Leading by Design for a Sustainable and Desirable Future,             University of Vermont, www.sustainability.uvm.edu

 

2001-2 Speaker Committee on the Environment, Institute for Spiritual Development, Trinity College, Burlington, VT

 

2002     Artist Consultant: Vermont Peace Academy Committee

 

2002     Painting Exhibition and Hanging Committee: The World Tree Event, Paul Winter             Consort, Shelburne Farms, Shelburne, VT

 

2011     Castleton State College, Department of Art, Assessment evaluator

 

AFFILIATIONS:

Ecoartnetwork.org, international online dialogue and resource network for research in the field of Ecoart, 2010- present, invitational

 

Ecoartspace, member

 

New Perennials, Ecospheric Studies, Arts Sphere, Participant and student mentor, partnership with Middlebury College Scholar in Residence and the Land Institute, Kansas, Professor William Vitek

 

UVM EcoCultureLab ecoculturelab.org, steering committee Feverish World Symposium

 

Ecozoic Studies dialogue, national

 

Vermont Clean Water Network, www.vtcleanwaternetwork.org

 

AESS, Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences, member

 

WEAD Women Environmental Artists Directory, invitational member

 

Founding Member, National Museum of Woman in the Arts, Washington, DC

 

Member, National Caucus for Woman in the Arts, Vermont Chapter

 

Co-founder, Open Studios Burlington, Burlington, VT, 1984