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		Resume PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: March 1972 - Present Director/Chief Executive Officer - Ingber Gallery Established a contemporary art gallery from inception. Feature works by contemporary painters and sculptors. The Ingber Gallery has curated and presented over 80 one-person shows and 13 group shows. Among important exhibitions include a one man show by Louis Finkelstein featuring paintings of New York City at the Arsenal Gallery in conjunction with Martin Lang, New York City Commissioner of Parks: "Ladies in Amagansett," sculptures by Rosemary Cove exhibited at Magansett Square in Amagansett, New York; "A Gift From the Sea," 1977, works by Edith Schloss. Painterly Representation 1975, Catalogue Text by Louis Finkelstein: Artists Robert DeNiro, Nell Blaine, Paul Resika, Fairfield Porter, Albert York, Elias Goldberg, Herman Rose, Mercedes Matter, Leland Bell, L Matthiasdottir, Gretna Campbell, Rosemarie Beck, Paul Georges, Louis Finkelstein; Traveled to 15 Universities and Museums. "Past, Present, and Peculiar," 1979, catalogue: introduction by April Kingsley. EXHIBITIONS & ACTIVITIES IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE GALLERY: The gallery has presented poetry reading, dance and music recitals, and has produced and shown documentary films. The gallery has published a number of color posters including: Knox Martin Graphics, Judith Godwin, Let's Fly A Kite by Rosemary Cove. Barbara Ingber has been included in many panel discussions, seminars at prominent institutions and has appeared on radio and television. Outside activities include: 1980, established contracts for Betty Klavun with the New York Housing Authority to design and contract sculpture playhouses to contribute to the amelioration of the South Bronx involving community participation. A documentary film was also prepared; 1981 curated an exhibition of works by Judith Godwin at the Women’s Bank in Richmond. Virginia; 1981 curated a benefit exhibition of over 40 artists’ works for the National Kidney Foundation of New York held at the 112 Greene Street Gallery. March 1967 - March 1972 Director Established an art gallery featuring works of "New York" painters. The gallery featured one-man shows and exhibitions as well as group shows. Curated "Women in the Arts Show" at the Stanford Museum. Stamford. CT. This was the first museum show featuring works of women in the arts at the Stanford Museum. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: Over the years, have participated in many volunteer activities to promote the arts in the New York Metropolitan area. Most recently established an internship program at the gallery to enable college art majors to obtain exposure and experience while earning college credits. GROUP SHOWS In addition to curating all the solo shows at Ingber Gallery. Barbara Ingber has curated the following special group shows: The Young and the Beatiful - Young Masters February 9 - March 5, 1988 Artists included: Henry Finkelstein, Carleen LeVander, Christian White, Stanford Brent, Elizabeth Higgins, Susan Hamburger, Marianne Gagnier, Nina Talbot, Deborah Rosenthal and Robert Chapman. Wit in Sculpture October 8 - November 2, 1985 Artists included: David Hare, Red Grooms, William King, Anne Arnold, George Sugarman and Rosemary Cove. Survival of the Fittest II December 3 - January 4, 1986 Artists included: Rackstraw Downes, Yvonne Jacquette, Wolf Kahn, Philip Pearlstein, Alice Neel and Fairfield Porter. Survival of the Fittest I September 10 - October 5, 1985 Artists included: Lester Johnson, Wilhelm and Elaine de Koonig, Robert DeNiro, Grace Hartigan, Hans Hofman, Lee Krasner, Robert Motherwell and Mark Rothko. The Return of Abstraction January 24 - February 11, 1984 Artists included: Dina Gustin Baker, James Brooks, Giorgio Cavallon, Rosemary Cove, Natalie Edgar, Perle Fine, Sidney Geist, Judith Godwin, Knox Martin, George McNeil, Phillip Pavia, Joe Slefanelli and Jack Tworkov. Art For Art’s Sake 1989 Artists included: Nell Blaine, Robert DeNiro, Jay Milder and Anne Tabachnick. Barbara Ingber Presents 1996 Artists included: Knox Martin, Perle Fine, Rosemary Cove, Phillip Pavia, Howard Hodgkins, Natalie Edgar, Edith Schloss, Gretna Campbell, Anne Tabachnick, Kermit Adler, Leon Hartl, Elias Goldberg and Bill King. Founder and Director, The Artists' Museum, a museum without walls. In association with the Museum, sponsored the following group and solo exhibitions: GROUP SHOWS Color As A Subject 1992 Artists included: Herb Aach, Nell Blaine, Rosemary Cove, Robert DeNiro, Louis Finkelstein, Jane Freilicher, Ginny Gardiner, Wolf Kahn, George McNeil, Knox Martin, Matthiasdottir, Jay Milder, Nachume Miller, Jonathan Phillips, Fairfield Porter, Paul Resika, Anne Tahachnick and Bob Thompson. Survival of the Fittest 2001 Paintings by the late Anne Tabachnick, Robert De Niro, Sr. and Arisrodimos Kaldis. This project "Survival of the Fittest" was dedicated to preserve and expand the artists that have died but have left as their legacy the everlasting life of their spirit through their paintings. SOLO SHOWS Anne Tabachnick, 1990 Rosemary Cove, 1991 Bill Barrell, 1991 Silent Poetry Painting of Kaldis, 1993 Knox Martin. 1999 Jonathan Phillips, 1999 Ginnie Gardiner, 2000 Daniel Shomron, December, 2004 - January, 2005 Rosemary Cove, 2005 Personal and professional references available upon request.

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