Nyack College - Art
Community development and village center redevelopment
Dunellen Transit Village Management comittee
Gallery Affero
Watchung Arts Center
Photoshop
Illustration
Art
Advertising
Corporate Identity
Cd
PowerPoint
Painting
Drawing
Sculpture
Capabilities
Fine Art
Social Entrepreneurship
Non-profit Leadership
InDesign
Illustrator
Education
Creative Direction
Higher Education
QuarkXPress
CIVA: How Art Works Symposium
Kings College
NYC
I have one sculpture participation in this exhibit
CFW: Making all Things New conference
NYC
I will have multiple works showcasing in this exhbit
INSIGHT: Intersection of Art and Achitecture
I have an outdoor Installation/Sculpture in this outdoor sculpture exhibition with over 20 site-specific works from 15 artists throughout Meadowland Park
along the River Walk
and Downtown South Orange
NJ\n\nFree printed maps available at The Baird
SO Library
Walsh Gallery
Seton Hall. Download at www.pierrofoundation.org. \n\nMeet the Artists receptions
Sept 21
3pm at Tony Stone Sculpture TAU.
City Without Walls Gallery is pleased to present *Sanctiloquence*
a three-person
collaborative new media exhibit where the gallery is converted Into a interactive Sacred Contemplative Space.\nOpening Reception: Jan 19
6-9pm
show runs through March 18th
*Sanctiloquence* means speaking of holy things. The exhibition reflects the artists' common desire to probe the unknowable and seek the sublime amidst a post-modernized context
by converting the gallery into a technologically mediated sacred space. The work draws on a diverse range of spiritual traditions to transform the gallery space into sacred space
entertaining themes of technologically mediated contemplative experience
the role of the body
cycles of decay and revitalization
and virtual-physical-material transcendence and transformation. Incorporating Zen Buddhism
Judeo-Christian
Islamic
and various other Eastern and Western religious and philosophical influences
this show seeks to rupture the sacred/secular divide and allow viewers to dwell within the commonalities of shared experience.\n\n Through its blending of new and traditional media and the relational aesthetics created
*Sanctiloquence *provides an interactive space to compel us toward greater empathy and awareness of the sacred
reflecting on the past
present and future. D’Agusto
Valosin
and Wills have plied together their own various backgrounds as well as their respective practices of sculpture
installation
drawing
painting
projection
interactive new media
photography and glass to create individual
two-way
and three-way collaborative works.\n\n \"The heart of the show isn’t about religion but it is about faith
empathy and bridging gaps. I’ve found so much kinship in a variety of people of different faiths. What is unfortunately happening in this current political climate in our country and world is that we are being divided when we should be living in a place of freedom and beauty.” said curator and artist Marc D’Agusto.\n\n*Sanctiloquence* attempts to create space for sacred or holy discourse
in which viewers may reimagine their relationship to the sublime
each other
and to the self
mediated by technology
and reaching across differences that too often needlessly divide.
Emerald City Exhibit: Gateway Gallery
Newark
I have four Sculptures in this Exhibit: \" As part of an ongoing curatorial collaboration between Project For Empty Space (Jasmine Wahi) and Solo(s) Project House (Rebecca Jampol)
The Gateway Project is pleased to announce the second exhibition in the Gateway Concourse
which includes temporary murals
sculpture and skylight installations in an exhibition titled “Emerald City
” opening to the public on July 31
2014 in conjunction with the next gallery exhibition.\"
Third Annual New York City Relief Galla Charity Exhibit
I am presently working with NYC Relief's Annual Gala charity event and solo exhibit. My sculptural work will be participating in a silent auction benefiting NYCR's cause. The Gala will be May 11th and held at the luxurious Liberty House in Jersey City. The Relief Bus outreach consists of two former school buses now customized into mobile resource centers to help the poor and homeless.
D'Agusto
MFA
Marc
D'Agusto
MFA
Montclair State University
Gravity Arts Initiative
Watchung Art Center
Nyack College
Collorado College
The Marrie Walsh Art Foundation
Freelance Graphic Design
North Hunterdon Voorhees Regional High School District
MBC
S. C. Academy
K-12
Watchung
NJ
Watchung Art Center
glen gardner
nj
Guest Lecturer
North Hunterdon Voorhees Regional High School District
Zarephath
NJ
CERTIFICATIONS: \n• NJ State Teachers Certificate \n• ACSI Teachers Certificate\n\nSUMMERY OF PROFESSIONAL FIELD EXPERIENCE:\n• Integrated and taught fine art and computer skills
graphic design
art history
world cultures and creative journaling techniques to enhance creative
personal and professional growth\n• Integrated New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards within lesson objectives
thus creating a diverse
multicultural learning environment\n• Prepared and taught unit and lesson plans while integrating classroom dynamics and teaching methods \n• Investigated appropriate materials and artistic techniques vital to a fertile and creative atmosphere\n• Created K-12 art program
developed curriculum and objectives \n• Designed classroom space
technology integration and furnishings \n• Managed facilities
budget proposals and purchasing for supplies\n• Assisted in school wide strategic development and implementation of vision\n• Designed and directed stage craft for school productions
Art Teacher: 6-12
Program Chair: K-12
S. C. Academy
K-12
Montclair
NJ
Teaching Assistant: Painting
3d design
Montclair State University
Dunellen
NJ
Founder and Executive Director of a CDC dedicated to community revitalization through arts and innovation. Shaping and impacting local culture and economy through arts based initiatives. \nWhere I:\n\n• Develop and design brand creation
e-marketing
social and print media strategies \n• Create and manage Board of Directors
facilitate meetings
coordinate itinerary\n• Conduct leadership recruitment
orientation and training\n• Implement program initiatives
policy
budgeting and strategic planning\n• Design and implement education programming
curriculum
course outline\n• Develop and teach curriculum for Fine Arts
Art History I
Painting and Drawing courses\n• Engage & develop public and private community collaborations
Executive Director
Gravity Arts Initiative
Basking Ridge NJ
Implementation and oversite for all internal and external communications
design
weekly bulletin
web & social media promotion
event announcements and registration
membership directory.\n\nDeveloped new Branding campaign strategy and cross-campus implementation.\n\nCreate weekly presentation graphics.\n\nLed the complete rebuilding
strategic development
and creative brand implementation for the organization’s website and phone App.\n\nOnboarded and supervised various web content contributors.\n\nDocumented photo and piloted drone footage for various events \n\nDeveloped and managed the strategic implementation for all social media content. (Hootsuite
Twitter.\n\nCreated and maintained the department budget.\n \nCoordinated with numerous departments including executive
administration
IT
finance
youth programming departments to ensure a complete web solution.\n\nCommunications team oversite and department collaboration. \n•\tImplemented and managed organization-wide collaborative task management system.\n•\tUpdate and oversite of all organization promotion.\n•\tMaintain Master Calendar
e-news
bulletin
website content
social media maintenance
membership directory. \n•\tVideo: announcements
documentation and event recap.\n•\tTrain office staff software marketing strategy and industry standard Publishing and various media applications.\n•\tImplement and maintain mailing lists.\n•\tPrint and distribute weekly service plans from Planning Center Services.
Director or Communications
MBC
2009 - William Nagengast Memorial Award: “Juried Member Exhibition” Somerset Art Association
Bedminister
NJ. Juried by Denise Hansson
Art Consultant
Avila Fine Arts specializing in corporate art and consulting\n\n2008 - Honorable Mention: “Juried Member Exhibition” Visual Art Center
Summit
NJ. Juried by Edwin Ramoran
Director at Aljira
a Center for Contemporary Art
Newark
NJ\n\n1992 - 1st place: Painting
“Juried Exhibition” The College of New Jersey
NJ\n\n1989 - 1st place: “DECA”
State Outdoor Advertising competition
NJ\n\n1989 - 1st place: “DECA”
Regional Outdoor Advertising competition
NJ
Various
MFA National Competition
I am proud to announce two of my works Remnant VII and Remnant IX won entry into the 2014 MFA National Competition at the fourth in a series of annual exhibitions open to current and recently graduated MFA students throughout the United States. This year's competition is juried by Asya Geisberg — owner-director of Asya Geisberg Gallery in Chelsea
specializing in contemporary
emerging and international artists. Exhibit on display from: July 24th- August 15th
First Street Gallery
Chelsea NY
juried by Asya Geisberg — owner/director
Asya Geisberg Gallery in Chelsea
ArtSlant Round 3 Showcase Winner
\"Dear Marc D'Agusto: Great News! You have been selected as a Winner in the 3rd 2014 Showcase competition! The ArtSlant Curatorial Team is very pleased to welcome you into our special group of winning artists. Showcase Winners have been designated as promising artists by our team of professional art watchers.\" ~ The ArtSlant Curatorial Team \n\nI am thrilled to have been selected as a winner
in the category of sculpture
for ArtSlant's 3rd showcase
an annual international competition. ArtSlant is the premier contemporary artist network.
ArtSlant is the premier contemporary artist network.
MFA
Studio Arts
Montclair State University
Founder
Executive Director\nProgram and brand development
event coordination
talent booking
community development
social engagement
Business development
team coordination
nonprofit practices
Gravity Arts Initiative
NY Relief Buss
BFA
Graphic Design & Fine Art
IVCF
Sculpture
Painting
Intro to Painting II
II
III
Painting
Drawing
Art Appreciation
Graphic Design
Sculpture
Painting
Drawing
Intro to Art History
Intro to Drawing II
II
III
Independent Fine Art Professional
Various
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL FIELD EXPERIENCE:\n18+ years as an art director
graphic designer for digital and print media. \n\n• Develop and design brand solutions in digital
social
e-marketing and tradeshow media for consumer
pharmaceutical
B2B
technology
entertainment
and non-profit markets: Advertising
e-matketing
social media
corporate identity
website design
promotional
corporate collateral and packaging\n\n• Manage project development and the creative process within strict deadline parameters and budget restrictions \n\n• Present conceptual ideas for marketing and branding strategies to prospective clients\n• Increased productivity through rapid acclimation into current projects\n\nCREATIVE SKILLS\n• Art direction and graphic design \n• Corporate communications \n• Social Media | Email Marketing \n• Illustration | Web design | Tradeshow\n• Strategic planning | Project management\n• Project and program development \n\nCOMPUTER SKILLS\n• Photoshop | Illustrator\n• InDesign | Google Docs\n• Acrobat Pro | Dreamweaver\n• PowerPoint | Lightroom\n• MS Word | Excel
Art Director/Graphic Designer (Fulltime and freelance)
Freelance Graphic Design
Nyack NY
Manhattan NY
Develop and teach curriculum for: \n\nSculpture\nStudio Drawing I and II\nPainting I and II\nIntroduction to Visual Arts\nIntroduction to Art History\nArt and theology\nGraphic design
Adjunct Professor of Fine Arts
Nyack College
Artists-Residence: James Grashow and Jane Sutherland\n\nThe National Association of Secondary School Principals has placed this program on the National Advisory List of Contests and Activities.
Teaching Assistant
Colorado Springs
Colorado Area
Collorado College
The Marrie Walsh Art Foundation
Anywhere
Marc@getgravity.com\nmarcdagusto.com\nfacebook.com/marcdagustoart\nTwitter.com/mdagusto\n\nMy work examines the temporal condition of humanity and nuances of transformation by sifting through the rubble of contemporary life. Bodies and shelters are designed to contain activity and life both are altered by time and decay. I incorporate architectural forms
processes and earthen materials
imbuing the work with allusions to the mind
body and spirit in harmony with industrial and arboreal forms. Bringing to mind associations with both realms of natural and artifice. \n\nRemnants often appear in my work
disintegrating façades replete with fragments
fissures
cracks
and relief textures. Reminiscent of excavated artifacts
relics of a deteriorating past and broken memories are express through a process of layering techniques where I build up
peel away
scrape down
and build up again – as a ritual manifestation and meditation of one’s daily movement through life
illuminating the active life of the interior that manifests externally. This discarded history alludes to new beginnings
a journey from creation to decay
from ruin to reclamation that concludes in redemption. Like a molting cicada shedding its past life bringing forth a renewed generative identity. \n\nThe ephemeral nature of the broken and entropic surfaces may suggest
like memory
that time may soon forget it. However
like the newly found artifact of ancient ruins it becomes venerated and no longer seen as broken. For me this speaks to notions of the Divine's bestowal of beauty onto the ruined
restoring it from the ashes of devastation.
Artist: Painter
Sculptor
Installation
Independent Fine Art Professional
Diploma
Wrestling
Cross Country
Track
DECA
Clearview Regional high school