Curriculum Vitae

Dale Hoyt
150 9th Street, Apt. 304
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 756-8019
e-mail: dalehoyt@hotmail.com

Website: http://www.oofah.net/dale

Born April 21, 1961 - Auburn, New York, USA

Current On Line Galleries
Dale Hoyt, The Bigamy Paintings
Kitten Drawings and these (with Steve Thurston)

The Getty Museum, California Video

Current Positions
Founder And Executive Director of C.A.L.F., The Coalition of Artists and Life Forms
2000-2007 Advisory Board, “Zero/One: The Art and Technology Network,” San Jose, CA
2007-2009 Tutor, 826 Valencia, San Francisco, CA

Permanent Collections
2008 Themistocles G Michos Collection, San Francisco, CA

2008 California Video, Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA

2005 Baronian Francey Galleries, Brussels, Belgium

1994 The Anne Frank House, Amsterdam, Holland
1992 Ed Ruscha Collection, Los Angeles, CA
1991 Beau Takahara Collection, San Francisco, CA

1988 Long Beach Museum, Long Beach, CA
1985 Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
1985 La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA

1983 UCLA Video Library

Selected One Man Shows
2011 Krowsowrk Gallery, “Because,” Oakland, CA

2009 Dale Hoyt, New Works, New Nothing Cinema, San Francisco, CA
2007 Retrospective Screening , San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
2004 Over My Live Body: A Dale Hoyt Retrospective, San Francisco, CA
1996 Dallas Video Festival, Dallas, TX
1994 Artotek Köln, Germany
1992 The Living Room, San Francisco, CA
1991 Ann Arbor Film Festival (Retrospective), Ann Arbor, MI
1987 Pacific Film Archives, Berkeley, CA
1986 Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY
1985 Mill Valley Film Festival, Mill Valley, CA
1985 M.O. David Gallery, New York City, NY
1985 San Francisco Video Gallery, San Francisco, CA
1984 ARC Gallery, Toronto, Canada
1982 Sundance U.S. and Film and Video, Festival Park City, Utah

Selected Group Shows

2013 “Blues For Smoke,” Whitney Museum of American Art

2011 Harvard Cinema Club, Cambridge, MA

2011 Anthology Film Archive, New York City

2011 Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN

2010 “Its All A Blur,” San Francisco, CA, Las Vegas and Reno, NV, Portland, OR
2009 Dallas Video Festival, “Life Stages”
2009 “CAA Video Showcase”. Big Mountain Bar, Los Angeles, CA
2009 The New Museum, New York City, NY
2009 Girls On Film, Ping Pong Gallery, Guangzhou, China
2008 Mix Festival, “Perspectacle,” New York City, NY
2008 California Video, Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA
2005 Oakland Museum (with Hailey Ashcraft), Oakland, CA
2005 Marc Haute Gallery, Normandy, France
2005 Baronian Francey Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
2005 The Black Dahlia Show, Oakland, CA
2005 Artist Television Access, San Francisco, CA
2004 Aurora Picture Show, Houston, TX
2004 Pacific Film Archives, Berkeley, CA
2003 SVA Graduate Lecture Series, New York, NY
2003 Berkeley Art Museum, “Geno(sis),” Berkeley, CA
2002 Henry Gallery, “Geno(sis),” Seattle, WA
2002 Spiral Gallery, “Mistakes Were Made,” Los Angeles, CA
2001 FAF Film Festival, “Animal Magnetism,” San Francisco, CA
2001 New Langton Arts, “LifeLike,” San Francisco, CA
2001 SF Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, “To Pussy w/Love,” San Francisco, CA
2001 Museum of Natural History, “Genome,” New York, NY
1998 The Lab, “The Secret Language of Girls,” San Francisco, CA
1996 Hallwalls, 20th Anniversary Gala, Buffalo, NY
1995 ATA, “Anne Frank & Heidi,” San Francisco, CA
1993 Artothek, Köln, Germany
1990 Artist Space, “Mediated Narratives,” New York, NY
1988 San Francisco International Film Festival, San Francisco, CA
1987 Institute of Contemporary Art, “New Works,” Boston, MA
1986 Museum of Modern Art, Recent Acquisitions, New York, NY
1986 National Video Festival, American Film Institute, Los Angeles, CA
1986 Festival de Cinema, Turin, Italy
1986 The Kitchen, :New Ice Nights,” New York, NY
1984 SF MOMA 50th Anniversary Gala, San Francisco, CA
1983 Video, Humor, TV, Comedy 14 Cities in U.S.
1982 SF International Video Festival Traveling Show 18 Cities in Europe/Japan

Broadcast and Cable Screenings
2001 ATA This Week, San Francisco, CA
1987 Pacifica Cable, Pacifica, CA
1987 New England Cable, Hartford, CT
1986 No-TV, Rochester, NY
1984 Too Much For Television, San Francisco, CA
1982 SF International Video Festival Highlights, San Francisco, CA

Education
1984-1985 MFA, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
1980-1983 BFA, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
1979 School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
1976-1978 Media Study Summer School, Buffalo, NY

Work Experience
2011 Guest Curator, San Francisco Cinematheque

2009-2013 Desk Clerk/Property Manager, Community Housing Project, San Francisco, CA

2003 Instructor San Francisco Art Institute, Summer Session, San Francisco, CA
2002-2003 Instructor California College of Art, San Francisco, CA
2001 Instructor, IAC SF State University, San Francisco, CA
2001-2002 Director/Curator, Bio Arts Gallery, Sausalito, CA
2000 Curator, “The Age Of Biotechnological Reproduction,” San Francisco, CA
1998-2003 Instructor, California College of Arts & Crafts, San Francisco, CA
1997-1998 Panelist, Films Arts Foundation Production Grants, San Francisco, CA
1996 Instructor, California College of Arts & Crafts, Oakland, CA
1994 Judge, Utah Video Short Festival, Salt Lake City, UT
1992 Curator, Body Politic Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco, CA
1992 Instructor, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
1991 Instructor, The New School, New York, NY

1989-1991 Video Curator, The Kitchen Center, New York City
1989 Instructor, Hallwall’s High School Program, Buffalo, NY
1989 Instructor, Rush-Henrietta High School, Rochester, NY
1988 Instructor, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
1981-1985 Instructor, SFAI Summer High School Program
1984 Curator, “The Spastic Figure,” SF Video Gallery, San Francisco, CA
1983 Curator, “The Chelsea Girls” with Pope Ondine West Coast Tour
1983-1985 Manager, Vintage Vinyl Record Store, San Francisco, CA
1980-1981 Curator/Programmer Club Generic, San Francisco, CA
1980-1985 Video Technician, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
1980-1981 Sales Rep, Damage Magazine, San Francisco, CA

Published

2010 “Radical Light, Alternative Film and Video in the San Francisco, Bay Area, 1945-2000,” UC Berkeley Press

2010 “Its All A Blur,” exhibition catalog, edited by Justin Hoover

2001-2012 Stretcher Magazine

2008 Essay published in “California Video: Artists and Histories,” Getty Publications

2001 Nob Hill Gazette

2001-2003 Stretcher.org On-Line Magazine, San Francisco, CA
2001 Left Curve, Berkeley, CA
1991 “The Kitchen at Twenty” Catalog, New York, NY
1990 “At Arm’s Length,” edited by Barbara Osborn, NY/Los Angeles
1985 Release Print, Film Arts Foundation, San Francisco, CA
1985 Video Networks, Bay Area Video Coalition, San Francisco, CA
1983-1985 Send Magazine, San Francisco, CA
1978-1979 Syracuse New Times, Syracuse, NY
1977-1979 Poser Magazine, Syracuse, NY

Other Honors
2002 Film Arts Foundation Production Grant, San Francisco, CA
1993 ArtSpace “Movie In A Month” Artist-in-Residence, San Francisco, CA
1988 Golden Gate Award, Honorable Mention, San Francisco, CA
1987 New York State Council on the Arts Fellowship, New York, NY
1986 EyeMedia Artist-in-Residence, Ann Arbor, MI
1983 QAKE Video Visions Award, Best Experimental, San Francisco, CA
1978 Robert Baker Memorial Scholarship, Marcellus, NY
1975 Kodak’s Student Film Awards, 3rd place, Rochester, NY

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