Artist Doug Craft: Resume

BS Chemistry, BS Interdisciplinary Sciences, University of West Florida, 1975

Studied art with Duncan Stewart, University of West Florida, and Ralph Hunt, Pensacola Junior College, 1971-1975

Visual Artist: 1971-present. Collage, photography, and painting. Member CORE New Art Space, 2000-2002.

Musician: 1969-present. Plays guitar, bass, keyboards, percussion. Severely Bomba, with Mike Vargas and Ted Altenritter, 1978-1981. Rock video, Catfish Killers, with Steel Alligator Boy, broadcast on KBDI Public Television, 1982-1983. Slag Heap, with Max Shiffman and Tristan Cargnell, 2008-present.

Research Chemist: 1974-2008, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, Colorado. Environmental chemistry, trace metal speciation and bioavailability, toxicological chemistry, and geochemistry. Numerous scientific reports and journal papers. Organized and chaired international symposium: Trace Metal Speciation and Bioavailability, American Chemical Society national meeting, New Orleans, 1987. Journal associate editor and organizer, Chemical Speciation and Bioavailability, 1988-1994. Who's Who in America, 2001, 2005. Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 2007.

Wide Open Whatever, Juried Exhibition, January, 2000, CORE New Art Space, Denver Colorado

Winter Salon, Juried Exhibition, December, 2000 - January, 2001, Aperture Gallery, Denver, Colorado

Doug Craft: Golden Rectangles, annual member show, August 2001, CORE New Art Space, Denver, Colorado

Doug Craft: Collage and Montage in Golden Ratios, annual member show, February, 2002, CORE New Art Space, Denver, Colorado

Doug Craft: Golden Horizons, one man show, June, 2002, The Elephant Bean Coffee Company, Lakewood, Colorado

Annual Associate Members Show, October, 2002, CORE New Art Space, Denver, Colorado

Sacred Geometry 2003: A Collaboration of Artists, May-June, 2003, V-Gallery, Denver, Colorado

Doug Craft: Golden Ratios, one man show, April 1-30, 2004, Barnes and Noble Bookstore, Golden, Colorado

A Beautiful World: Art and Mathematics, Juried Exhibition, September 7 - October 4, 2004, Arapahoe Community College, Denver, Colorado

Two in One - One in Two: Mathematics in the Arts, February 2005, Article in Math Horizons magazine, by Carla Farsi and Doug Craft, includes artwork images.

Patterns in Nature, 2005, Juried Digital Web Exhibition, University of Colorado's Special Year in Mathematics, Boulder, Colorado.

Winship Cancer Institute, Emory University, 2005, Permanent Display of 9 Collage Prints, Through Novus, Inc., art brokers, Atlanta, Georgia.