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North Carolina artist Barbara Schreiber creates colorful, intimate paintings and drawings that explore a world in disarray.
Schreiber has exhibited her work at PS 1, the High Museum of Art, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, the Sorbonne and numerous other venues in the U.S. and Europe.
Schreiber was born in Baltimore, Maryland, attended the Atlanta College of Art and graduated magna cum laude from the Maryland Institute, College of Art.
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Selected Solo Exhibitions
Turbulence, Joie Lassiter Gallery, Charlotte NC, 2010
Buyer's Remorse, Dialect Gallery, Charlotte NC, 2009
Ruminations, Elizabeth Ross Gallery, Charlotte NC, 2008
Bedtime Story, Dialect Gallery, Charlotte NC, 2007
Play with Me, Barbara Archer Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2006
Indiscretions, Winthrop University Galleries, Rock Hill SC, 2005
Stranger in Paradise, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta, 2003
Shedspace Exhibitions, Atlanta, 2001
Scenes from a Lake, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta, 2000
Pretty, Sandler Hudson Gallery, 1998
TULA Gallery at Feminist Women's Health Center, Atlanta, 1995
1000 Recent Paintings, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, 1994
Collectibles, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta, 1991
Home and Away, The Arts Exchange, Atlanta, 1990
There Goes the Neighborhood, McKenzie-Smith Gallery, Tryon NC, 1988
The Scenery, Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, Atlanta, 1987
The Upstairs, Tryon NC, 1985
To Hell in a Handbasket, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1985
Anxiety Fair, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, 1981
Selected Group Exhibitions
more than 100 exhibitions including:
2000-present
Drawing Discourse, S. Tucker Cooke Gallery, University of North Carolina at Asheville, 2011
12/10, Barbara Archer Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2010
Drawing Revisited, Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art, Greensboro NC, 2010
Mission Accomplished, ATHICA, Athens GA, 2010
Hand-to-Hand, Chaffee Art Center, Rutland VT, 2010; Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, 2009; Spruill Gallery, Atlanta, 2008; Carol Henry Studio Gallery, Agoura Hills CA, 2008; Space 301, Mobile, AL, 2007
The Price is Right, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta GA 2010
Shared Delusions: Doug McAbee/Barbara Schreiber, Waterworks Visual Art Center, Salisbury NC, 2009
Collected, McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte, 2009
Hello Liberty, Dalton Gallery, Agnes Scott College, Atlanta, 2008
Performing Gender, Winthrop University Galleries, Rock Hill SC, 2008
Cutie Pie, Tennessee State University, Nashville TN, 2008
Spruill Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2001-2005, 2008
Homegrown Southeast, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem NC, 2007
Pillow Talk, Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Santa Monica CA, 2007
Mixed Messages, Flood Gallery, Asheville NC, 2007
McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC, 2006, 2007
Beyond Whistler: Modern and Contemporary Prints from the Telfair's Collection, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah GA, 2007
Art on Paper, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro, NC, 2006
Fe Gallery, Pittsburgh PA, 2003, 2004, 2006
Barbara Archer Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2004, 2005, 2006
Ruby Green Gallery, Nashville TN, 2002, 2006
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta GA, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
AAF Contemporary Art Fair, Pier 92, New York NY, 2005
Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Stacked, DiRT Gallery, Los Angeles CA, 2004
Fig.8, Lee Gallery, Clemson University, Clemson SC, 2004
Tender Landscape, Dalton Gallery, Agnes Scott College, Decatur GA, 2004
20th Anniversary Retrospective, Rolling Stone Press Print Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2003
New American Paintings South, Bradbury Gallery, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro AR, 2003
All Small, Eyedrum, Atlanta GA, 2002
Repetition, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta GA, 2001
1990-99
Projects/Installations, PS 1, Long Island City NY, 1998
Deb Todd Wheeler/Barbara Schreiber/Lilly Cannon, Green Street Gallery, Boston MA, 1998
Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta GA, 1991,1996, 1997, 1998
3 +1, ZAK Center for Contemporary Culture, Bünde, Germany, 1997
Art in Atlanta, The Chamber of Commerce, Magdeburg, Germany; Amerika Haus, Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Cologne, Germany; Hatton Gallery, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England; King Plow Art Center, Atlanta GA, 1997
á la Albers, Context, Charlotte NC, 1996
Southern Impressions, Rolling Stone Press Print Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1996
The Women's Path, permanent installation, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta GA, 1994
City Hall East Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1994
New Vision Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1993, 1994
Vital Signs, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta GA, 1991
Old Wives Tales, TULA Foundation Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1991
Multiples, Chastain Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1990
Biological Factors (4-artist show with Joyce Scott, Kristin Stiles and Carrie Mae Weems), Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta GA, 1990
1977-1989
By the Pool, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1989
Nexus Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989
Bananaland, Collective/Seven Stages Theater, Atlanta GA, 1988
A Political Art Show, The Mattress Group, Atlanta GA, 1988
New Vision Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1988
Death: The Frame Around the Picture, The Upstairs, Tryon NC, 1987
Atlanta in France, The Sorbonne, Paris; Jacobins, Toulouse, 1985
The Total Tomato, Alexander Gallery, Atlanta GA, 1985
Hassam-Speicher Exhibition, American Academy/Institute of Arts and Letters, New York NY, 1983
Drawing Southeast, Arts Festival of Atlanta, Atlanta GA, 1979,1982
Artists in Georgia, High Museum of Art, Atlanta GA, 1980
R.A.W. Gallery, Hartford CT, 1978
Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Atlanta GA, 1977, 1978
Selected Bibliography
Dave Delcambre, "Barbara Schreiber at Joie Lassiter Gallery," ncartblog.org, May 26, 2010
Linda Luise Brown, "A cabinet of curiosities and one-person shows," Charlotte Observer, April 16, 2010
Tom Patterson, "Worth the Trip," Winston-Salem Journal, July 26, 2009
Linda Luise Brown, "Soup 5: Hope, Anger and Fun," Charlotte Observer, November 14, 2008
"Best of Charlotte 2008: Readers' Pick – Best Local Artist," Charlotte Creative Loafing, September 10, 2008
Jonathan Marx, "Artists give 'cute' a subversive makeover," The Tennessean, Nashville, March 17, 2008
Performing Gender, exhibition catalogue, Winthrop University Galleries, Rock Hill SC, February 2008
Tom Patterson, "Exhibition ends an era: Curator's final show before moving on is also SECCA's final show," Winston-Salem Journal, June 17, 2007
Tom Patterson, "A Profusion of Pleasure: Size doesn't matter, but color and narrative do in 'Art on Paper' show at Weatherspoon," Winston-Salem Journal, December 31, 2006
Jerry Cullum, "Simple complexities: Folk-styled work ripe for analysis," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 17, 2006
Art on Paper 2006, exhibition catalogue, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro NC, November 2006
Jerry Cullum, "Much more than a tease, a shade less than a triumph," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 26, 2006
Felicia Feaster, "Grow Up Already," Atlanta Creative Loafing, February 3, 2005
"Best of Atlanta 2004: Critics' Pick – Best Artist with Staying Power (Who's Leaving)," Atlanta Creative Loafing, September 30, 2004
Leah Ollman, "Making Pamela Anderson Boring," Los Angeles Times, May 28, 2004
New American Paintings, Volume 42 (2004) and Volume 40 (2002), Open Studios Press, Boston MA
Jerry Cullum, "World of possibility: Landscapes have a human element," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 22, 2004
Catherine Fox, "Two visions of truth below the surface," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 21, 2003
*Catherine Fox, "Vizart Capsules," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 18, 2003
Mary Thomas, "At Fe Gallery, lust makes attractive exhibit," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 6, 2003
Catherine Fox, "Taking prints further: Gallery a showcase of lithography's range," The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, November 16, 2003
Felicia Feaster, "The Art of Paper," Atlanta Creative Loafing, July 3-9, 2003
Andisheh Nouraee, "Scene and Herd," Atlanta Creative Loafing, June 19-25, 2002
Jerry Cullum, "Seeing what smallness can show us," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 3, 2002
Jerry Cullum, Atlanta reviews, Art Papers, January-February 2002
Susan Richmond, Art Papers, May-June 2001
Judith Hoffberg, "Art Reader," Umbrella, April 2001
Catherine Fox, "Sketches: Art as intimacy," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 15, 2000
*Catherine Fox, "Scenes from a Lake: Images of idylls spoiled," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 1, 2000
Mark Wildman, "Orange Line gets the green light for art," Boston Globe, April 12, 1998
Jerry Cullum, "Two borrowers diverge in tone of their works," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, March 20, 1998
Catherine Fox, "Museum makeovers," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sunday, December 28, 1997
Maureen Downey, "Peach Buzz," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 12, 1994
Amy Jinkner-Lloyd, "Daily Life," Atlanta Creative Loafing, June 11, 1994
Catherine Fox, "Schreiber Paints Serious Fun," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 27, 1994
Catherine Fox, "Art at Work," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 23, 1993
Clarence White, "Barbara Schreiber: Collectibles," Art Papers, March/April 1992
Catherine Fox, "Notable shows," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, November 15, 1991
"1990 Alternative Art Space Review," Art in America, 1991 Gallery Guide
Catherine Fox, "Openings," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 25, 1991
Olga Viso, "Old Wives Tales," Art Papers, July/August 1991
Steve Murray, "Artists and the War: Crossing the Line," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 4, 1991
Laura Lieberman, "Once is Not Enough," Afterimage, December 1990
Christian Walker, "Potent look at cultural deficiencies," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 15, 1990
Christian Walker, "Women artists explore the politics of gender/race in 'Biological Factors,'" Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 3, 1990
*Robert Godfrey, "Barbara Schreiber's Neighborhood," The Arts Journal, October 1988
Laura C. Lieberman, "What is the Meaning of 'Words'?" Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 14, 1988
Barbara McKenzie, "Works on paper on display," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 15, 1987
Jack Miller, "Barbara Schreiber: The Scenery," Art Papers, July-August 1987
Dan R. Talley, "Schreiber explores very personal, disturbing imagery," Atlanta Creative Loafing, May 17, 1987
Catherine Fox, "Nexus exhibit takes serious look at humor," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 21, 1986
Joyce and Angel Medina, "Barbara Schreiber: To Hell in a Handbasket," Art Papers, March-April 1985
Catherine Fox, "French shows let art lovers sample work by Georgians," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 2, 1985
Catherine Fox, "Life's belly-flops are given form in an auspicious exhibit at GSU," solo exhibition review, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 14, 1985
Tom Patterson, "The Art of the State," Brown's Guide to Georgia, August 1982
Santo Bruno, "Barbara Schreiber: Anxiety Fair," Art Papers, January-February 1982
Catherine Fox, "Don't let the name keep you from 'Anxiety Fair,'" Atlanta Journal-Constitution, November 19, 1981
Sherry Baker, "Dimensions: From Figurative to Minimal," Atlanta Gazette, April 28, 1978
Sherry Baker, "Back to School," Artnews, February 1978
Selected Honors and Awards
Marquis' Who's Who of American Women, 1999-present
Creative Loafing Web Awards, Charlotte's Best Art Blog, 2010
Best of Charlotte, Creative Loafing, 2008
Finalist, North Carolina Arts Council Fellowship, 2008
Affiliate artist residency, McColl Center for Visual Art, Charlotte NC, 2006-07
Marquis' Who's Who in America, 57th-59th editions, 2003-2005
Best of Atlanta, Creative Loafing, 2004
Honoree, Georgia Women in the Visual Arts, Georgia Commission on Women, 1997
Artist-Initiated Grant, Georgia Council for the Arts, 1990
Travel to Paris and Toulouse, sponsored by City of Atlanta (for Atlanta in France exhibitions), 1985
Artist-Initiated Grant, Georgia Council for the Arts, 1981
Artist-Initiated Grant, City of Atlanta—Department of Cultural Affairs, 1981
Collections
Ally Bank, Charlotte
Bondurant, Elmore & Mixson, Atlanta
CGR Advisors, Atlanta
JP Morgan Chase, New York
King and Spalding, Atlanta
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta
Brenau University, Gainesville GA
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta
Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia
Lucinda Bunnen, Atlanta; Jane Comfort, New York; Charles Gandy, Atlanta; Arthur S. Goldberg, Chestnut Hill MA; Christopher Lloyd, Santa Barbara CA; Glenn Harper, Washington, DC; Charles Kapsner, Little Falls MN; Tim Mayopoulos and Amy Lefkof, Charlotte; Annette and Scott Turow, Glencoe, IL and numerous other private collections
Education
BFA in painting and drawing, magna cum laude, The Maryland Institute, College of Art, Baltimore, 1977
Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta, Georgia, 1976
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