2004
M.F.A. University of Washington, Seattle WA(Ceramics)
2002
B.F.A. Pennsylvania State University (Ceramics)
(124 / 140 Credits in Art Education Program at Penn State University)
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2009
Daniel Cooney Fine Art, New York NY
Galerie Michael Janssen, Berlin
Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle WA
2008
Fragments. Art Agents Gallery, Art Forum Berlin
Family Album. Baer Ridgway Exhibitions, San Francisco CA
Angell Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
Photographs. Art Agents Gallery, Hamburg
Photographs. Ferenbalm Gurbruestation, Karlsruhe
Whatcom Museum of Art, Seattle WA
2007
Photographs. Gasser & Grunert, New York NY
Limited Edition. Chashama Artist & Residence Program, New York NY
Family Album. Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago IL
Family Matters. Charleston Heights Art Center Gallery, Las Vegas NV
2006
FRAGMENTS. Texas State University, San Marcos TX
Family Matters. Art Agents Gallery, Hamburg
New Works. Angell Gallery, Toronto
Collaborations. Ohio State University, Columbus OH
Photographs. Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle WA
Photographs. Gasser & Grunert, New York NY
2005
Photographs. Eastern Washington University, Spokane WA
Exit Show. Archie Bray Foundation, Helena MT
2004
Documentational Studies. Louise Jones Brown Gallery, Duke University, Durham NC
Family Album. The Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle WA
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2008
Wild Signals. Artistic Positions between Symptom and Analysis. Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart
Confrontational Ceramic. Westchester Arts Council, Westchester Arts Exchange, New York NY
2007
Gimmie Art. Hold the Colour, Angell Gallery, Toronto
smART Moody Gallery, Houston TX
Harlem HOAST. Gallery 461, New York NY
Nine to Watch from the Pacific Northwest. Photography Biennial, Whatcom Museum, Bellingham WA
FOTO.KUNST Essl Museum, Austria
Coercive Atmospherics. D.U.M.B.O. Art Center, New York NY
2006
Top 10.
Angell Gallery, Toronto
Made in Seattle. The Seattle Art Museum, Seattle WA
Deconstruction and Reconstruction: The Family Experience. M.F.A., Florida State University, Tallahassee FL
Angell Gallery, Toronto
NEW WORK. Gasser and Grunert Gallery, New York NY
2005
Perchance to Dream. Ohio Craft Museum, Columbus OH
2004
Perchance to Dream. Society for Contemporary Craft, Pittsburgh PA
2003
Jacob Lawrence Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle WA
2001
Small Sculpture. Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, National Society of Arts and Letters, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh PA
1995
Scholastic Art Show - Corcoran Gallery of Art, The Library of Congress, Washington WA
AWARDS
2008
Fulbright Award
2007
Nominated for a Visual Art Grant through The Rema Hort Mann Foundation
2006
Artist Pension Trust www.artistpensiontrust.org
College Art Association
Texas Photographic Society
2005
Recommended for a Fulbright Grant to Italy by the Institute of International Education
2004
Graduating With Excellence Scholarship, The University of Washington, Seattle WA
Nordstrom Recognition Award and Grant, The University of Washington, Seattle WA
Nominated for a Genius Award by The Stranger, Seattle WA
2003
The Marsh Scholarship in Art, Penn State University, University Park PA
2001
Kiki Smith Full Scholarship to the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Bangor ME
Barbara J. Gohn Award for outstanding
RESIDENCIES
2008
Residency Centro Cultural Andratx, Mallorca
2007
Chashama - Studio Space, New York NY
2006
Villa della Cupa, Free Studio Space, Umbria
2006-05
The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation, New York NY
Alternate for the Smack Mellon Artist Studio Program, New York NY
Alternate for the PS 122 Project Studio Program, New York NY
2005-04
Archie Bray Foundation Artist Residency, Helena MT
2001
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts with Arthur Gonzalez
Tim Roda has something that many emerging artists don't - three boys under the age of 11 and a burgeoning marriage. And, because he has made them the content of his theatrically staged photographs for more than half a decade, Roda's work is also something of an anomaly. It deals with content we don't see much of in contemporary art - the familial. Rejecting the banality popular in contemporary photography, Roda features his wife and young boys throughout his black-and-white prints so that the relationships between father and son, wife and husband, mother and child are central to each composition.
But the Pennsylvania native uses more than his immediate family for inspiration. The reticently slanted domesticity we see in every one of the 35mm images combines make-believe memories from the artist's own childhood, as wel...