Duane  Ewing
        
Musician
ART
EXHIBITIONS (Partial Listing) 
Sedona Art Center, Sedona AZ, Various Shows
Clark Memorial, Clarkdale, AZ, "Made in Clarkdale"
The Artery, Davis, CA,  "California Clay Competition"
Reynolds Gallery, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA 
     "Visions in Clay 2003"          
Richard's Gallery, Modesto, CA "Duane Ewing, Recent Journeys"
Quicksilver Gallery, Guerneville, CA "Duane Ewing, Still Crazy 
     After All These Years" 
California Museum of Art, Santa Rosa, CA, Ceramics '87"
Parson-O'Neil Gallery, Bodega, CA, Opening Show
Artists' Cooperative Gallery, Petaluma, CA
This Is Not Art (Gallery), Mendocino, CA, Group Show
Oberon Gallery, Napa, CA, "Clay and Cloth"
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
     Alumni Show
Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, Collectors' Gallery
Lincoln Gallery, Sonoma County Arts Council, Santa Rosa, CA, 
     Group Show
Glenys Gallery, Santa Rosa, CA, Duane Ewing and John Mercer
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Rental Gallery 
     San Francisco, CA, Egyptian Show 
Quay Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Group Show
Lester Gallery, Inverness, CA, "The Sleep Show"
Lincoln Art Center, Santa Rosa, CA, "Artists' Toys"
Herbert Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,
      "Landscape:  New Views"
Ames Gallery, Berkeley, CA, "Eat Your Art Out"
Sonoma County Arts Council Gallery, Santa Rosa, CA, 
     Two-Person Show
Quay Gallery, San Francisco, and Anhalt Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, 
     California Teapot Show
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA,
      "Americana"
Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, WI, "Land"
Xerox Gallery, Buffalo, NY and Fairtree Gallery, N.Y.
     "One Hundred Artists Commemorate Two Hundred Years"
California Design '76, Los Angeles, CA
Fairtree Gallery, New York, NY and Santa Barbara, CA
     "Miniature Worlds and Delicate Objects"
Civic Arts Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA, One Person Show
Quay Gallery, San Francisco, CA, "Animal, Vegetable or Mineral"
Fendrick Gallery, Washington, D.C., "Clay U.S.A."
Brand Library Art Center, Glendale, CA, "Brand V Ceramic 
     Conjunction"
Fairtree Gallery, New York and Santa Barbara, CA 
     "Surfaces in Ceramic Arts"
San Francisco Municiple Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 
     Three Person Show
Ames Gallery, Berkeley, CA, Two Person Show
Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, "California Ceramics and Glass"
Richmond Art Center, Richmond, CA, "Designer-Craftsman '73"
Sausalito Art Center, Sausalito, CA, Group Show
California State University Northridge, Northridge, CA, 
     Group Show
University of Nevada, Reno, NV, Group Show
Millbury Union Gallery, University of California Medical Center, 
     San Francisco, CA, One Person Show

 


PUBLICATIONS

Artweek, Review, February 22, 1975
Brody, Harvey, "A.R.T. Dome", The Book of Low-Fire
Ceramics,
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York, 1980
Ceramics Monthly,
"News & Retrospect", January, 1981
Ceramics Monthly,
Photo, December, 1974
Craft Horizons,
"Letter From San Francisco", August, 1974
Craft Horizons,
Photo, June, 1976
Mother Jones,
October, 1976
Stutzin, Leo,
"A good woman's push is all it takes",
The Modesto Bee
, January 14, 2001


COLLECTIONS

Oakland Museum Permanent Collection
Henry Hopkins, former director, San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art (private collection)
Home Savings Collection
Dr. Emily Foster, Davis, CA
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones, Davis, CA
Robert Brent, Sebastopol, CA
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Grossman, Berkeley, CA
John and Ruth Anderson, Santa Rosa, CA
Gage Schubert III, Marin, CA
Harvey Brody, Healdsburg, CA
Stuart Mogerman, British Columbia, Canada
C. Scarborough, Sebastopol, CA
Mrs. Jim Deerhawk, Garberville, CA
Susan Lilly, Valley Ford, CA
Lorraine Almeida Riley, Alameda, CA
Heidi Freestone, Sebastopol, CA
H. M. Wood, Modesto, CA


MUSIC
RECORDINGS
That Old Feeling- Velvet Jazz
The Premier Album-The Jazz Salvation Company
Jazz Salvation Company San Diego 1991 (Video)
By Special Request-The Jazz Salvation Company
The (Soon To Be) Greatest Hits (So Far) of the (Not Yet)
        World Renowned Jazz Salvation Company
Live! At Monte Rio-The Garth Steen Trio
Mustang- Dave Hooper (Guest Artist)
New Orleans Cuisine & Dixieland Jazz-Various Artists


BANDS
The Duane Ewing Group, Modesto, CA
Velvet Jazz, Modesto, CA
The Jazz Salvation Company, Santa Rosa, CA
The Fearless Five, Santa Rosa, CA
Cell Block Seven Jazz Band, Lodi, CA
Dick Hafner's Big Swing Band, Santa Rosa, CA
Crystal Wind, Sonoma, CA
Garth Steen Trio, Monte Rio, CA
Duane Ewing Quartet, Santa Rosa, CA
Billy Browning's Sonoma Jazz Orchestra, Sonoma, CA
CETA Big Band, Sonoma, CA
The Fred Kochi Quartet, San Jose, CA
The Don Carle Band, San Mateo, CA
       
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MA - Sculpture, San Francisco State University
BA - Art, San Francisco State University
AA - Music, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA

     
Instructor - Ceramics 
     Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA
     Sausalito Art Center, Sausalito, CA
     Cubberley Adult School, Palo Alto, CA
     Parks and Recreation, Pacifica, CA     


Director - Instructor
     Sausalito Art Center, Sausalito, CA

     
Instructor - Music 
     Bennett Valley School District, Santa Rosa, CA
     Private Instruction, Lodi, CA

Duane Ewing is an accomplished artist with a unique and sometimes irreverent style. His three-dimensional works and intricate improvisational ink drawings explore themes of the connections between life, nature and the universe; the relationship of time and timelessness; and personal movement on the spiral to perfection. They range from whimsical to mystical, reflecting his willingness to break the rules and venture a little further.

Duane earned a Master's Degree in art from San Francisco State University and began his professional career as a ceramics sculptor. He also taught ceramics at Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California and in Palo Alto and Sausalito, California. He has lived in Latin America and has traveled throughout Europe and the Middle East, absorbing rich and diverse cultural influences and ideas. He currently lives near Sedona, Arizona, where the beauty and variety of the Southwestern landscape serves as inspiration as well.

Duane has garnered numerous awards and recognition in national publications for his ceramic sculptures. He has shown at The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and major galleries in New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., and at galleries throughout Northern California. He also has had one-person shows in San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Guerneville, and Walnut Creek, California. His work is in the permanent collection of The Oakland Museum as well as in many private collections. He has been represented by galleries including the Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco and New York, Ames Gallery, Berkeley, California and Lester Gallery, Inverness, California. Currently his work can be seen at Stone Creations, Sedona, Arizona and The Dreamscape Gallery in Jerome, Arizona.

Duane is also a talented and versatile musician, playing modern jazz, blues, swing and Dixieland jazz on saxophone, clarinet and flute. He has played with well-known big bands; led his own jazz quartet; been a member of several modern jazz trios and quartets as well as traditional Dixieland jazz bands; backed performers such as Cab Calloway, Steve Allen and Carol Channing; performed as a freelance musician in major musicals; played rock, country and blues; toured with a New Age jazz band; entertained with a Dixieland band in Britain. In addition, he has played on a number of commercially available recordings.

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