steven
deo
email:deoart@earthlink.net
Tribal Affiliation:
Creek/Euchee
Home Town: Tulsa, Oklahoma
EXHIBITIONS
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2006
February - June 2006 - Changing Hands II •
Institute of American Indian Arts Museum • Santa Fe, NM
September - December 2007 - Migrations:
New Directions in Native American Art.
(traveling under the auspices of TREX, Museum of New Mexico)
2005
September - December 2005 - Migrations: New Directions in Native American Art.
(traveling under the auspices of TREX, Museum of New Mexico)
November - December 2005 - All Media Exhibition • Gallery
International • Baltimore, MD.
November 3-27, 2005- The Demise of Democracy •
Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, • Santa Ana, CA
July - September 2005 - Rolling Thunder: Art From The Plains.
Foothills • Art Center • Golden, CO,
October - April 2006 - Room For Thought • Institute of American Indian Arts Museum • Santa Fe, NM
September 2005 - January 2006 - Changing Hands II •
Museum of Art and Design
• New York City, NY
January-March
2005 - The Group Show 2005 • Lois Lambert Gallery •
Santa Monica, CA
2004
December - May 2005 - Picturing Change: The Impact of Ledger Drawing on Native American Art.
Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College • Hanover, NH, .
August - September - Perceptions • One-person exhibition,
Center for Contemporary Arts • Santa Fe, NM
June - July - Insight Out • Center for Contemporary Arts
• Santa Fe, NM
March - What You See Is Who I Am • Working Classroom Visiones
Gallery • Albuquerque, NM
2003
December -2003 - Biennale Internazionale Dell’ Arte Contemporanea. Fortezza da Basso • Florence, ITALY, Received 5th place medal for sculpture.
May - 11th Annual Art Chicago • Navy Pier • Chicago,
IL
March - May - Four In One • American Indian Community
House • New York, NY
March - April - Mark My Words • Magnifico • Albuquerque,
NM
2002
March - August - Indian Art Facts • George Eastman House
Museum of International Film and Photography • Rochester, NY
October - May - Common Ground • Tucson Museum of Art, AZ
April - Inspirations • Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
• Santa Fe, NM
March - who stole the tee pee? • Institute of American
Indian Art Museum • Santa Fe, NM
2001
November - Open Studio Exhibition • One Man Show •
The Trent Building • Irvington, NY
May - October - who stole the tee pee? • Heard Museum
• Phoenix, AZ
March - August - Odyssey • Sam Noble Museum of Natural
History • University of Oklahoma • Norman, OK
2000
October - January - who stole the tee pee? • National
Museum of the American Indian • New York, NY
July - September - Artists at Work 2000 • Arts & Industries
Building, Smithsonian Institute • Washington, D.C.
1999
May - November - Rondout Biennial • Outdoor Sculpture
Exhibition • Kingston, NY
1998
October - November - Days of Invention • Emerging Artists
of the South Plains • Kansas State University • Manhatten,
KS
October - Expanding Native Concepts - A Collaboration •
One Man Show • Renaissance Gallery • Lubbock, TX
August - October - Children of The Sun: Euchee Indian Culture And
Tradition • Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History
and Art • Tulsa, OK
August - Solar Fires • The Art Of Four Contemporary Euchee
Indians - Steven Deo, Wanda A. Greene, Joe Dale Nevaquaya, and Richard
Ray Whitman • Living Art of Tulsa, OK
June - September -Gifts of the Spirit • Eiteljorg Museum
• Indianapolis, IN
May - August - Indian Humor • George Gustav Heye Center
• National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution
• New York, NY
March - Days of Invention • Emerging Artists of the South
Plains • Lubbock Fine Arts Center • Lubbock, TX
1997
October - December - Days of Invention • Emerging Artists
of the South Plains • American Indian Community House •
New York, NY
February - Days of Invention • Emerging Artists of the South
Plains • Institute of American Indian Arts Museum •
Santa Fe, NM
1996
November - Gifts of the Spirit • Peabody Essex Museum
• Salem, MA
November - A Native Perspective • Mabee-Gerrer Museum
• Shawnee, OK
1995
October - Native American Invitational and Masters Exhibitions
• Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art •
Tulsa, OK
May - Indian Humor • Yerba Buena Gardens Center for the
Arts • San Francisco, CA
1994
August - September - Indian Humor • American Indian Contemporary
Arts Gallery • San Francisco, CA
August - September Native Perceptions • One Man Show,
Tribes Gallery • Walniut Creek, CA
1993
November - December Winds of Santa Fe • Gallery
Piazza • Sausalito, CA
July - August - IAIA Alumni Show • American Indian Contemporary
Art Gallery • Market Street • San Francisco, CA
June - July - Trail of Tears • Cherokee National Museum
• Tahlequah, OK
1992
Dance of Creation • South Broadway Cultural Center •
Albuquerque, NM
500 Years of Continuing Traditions in Art • Benefit for
the Morning Star Foundation, Susan Harjo, Director; Gallery Michelle
• Alexandria, VA
IAIA Alumni Show • Institute of American Indian Arts •
Santa Fe, NM
IAIA Alumni Show • Copeland-Rutherford Gallery •
Canyon Road • Santa Fe, NM
New York - New Mexico • Copleand-Rutherford Gallery •
Canyon Road • Santa Fe, NM
Grand Opening and Featured Artist • Institute of American
Indian Arts Museum • Santa Fe, NM
Jockey Club Show • Down of Santa Fe Racetrack • Santa
Fe, NM
Hotel Santa Fe Exhibition • Hotel Santa Fe • Santa Fe,
NM
Another 500 Years: The Art of Indigenous Peoples • Dennis
Banks, Gallery Piazza • Sausalito, CA
All Our Colors: The Good Road Concert • Benefit for the
Traditional Circle of Elders and Youth, Native American Fine Art Exhibit,
Shoreline Amphitheatre • Mountain View, CA
Visions from Native America: Contemporary Art for the Year of the
Indigenous Peoples • The first Native art show of national
scope on Capitol Hill, House and Senate Rotunda • Washington,
D.C.
Evening of
Creativity • Benefit Auction, Institute of American Indian
Arts Foundation, La Fonda Hotel • Santa Fe, NM
1991
IAIA Graduation Show • Institute of American Indian Arts
Museum • Santa Fe, NM
IAIA Open Studio • Institute of American Indian Arts Museum
• Santa Fe, NM
IAIA Open Studio • Institute of American Indian Arts Campus
• Santa Fe, NM
Double Vision • Installation by Jean Lamarr
Evening of
Creativity • Benefit Auction, Institute of American Indian
Arts Foundation, La Fonda Hotel • Santa Fe, NM
Trail of Tears • Third Place Sculpture • Tahlequah,
OK
1990
A One Man Show • Plains Indian and Pioneer Museum •
Woodward, OK
Institute of American Indian Art Museum Sales Gallery •
Santa Fe, NM
IAIA Christmas Show • Juror • Santa Fe, NM
Trail of Tears • Tahlequah, OK
People Helping People • First Place - Painting, Hilton
Inn • Santa Fe, NM
1989
Indian Markings • Publication, Tulsa Arts and Humanities
Council • Tahlequah, OK
1988
Five Civilized Tribes Museum • Muskogee, OK
CONFERENCES, INTERVIEWS, AND PUBLICATIONS
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2004
March
11-17 issue" •
Lucky 7 •
"alibi's
best picks for this week," alibi
February •
"Identity" Radio interview with KTRC in Santa
Fe
2003
August
22-28 issue
• "the
enigma of identity," • Pasatiempo, Santa Fe New Mexican
August
issue •
"Gallery
Preview"
•
Indian Market Exhibition •
Santa Fean
Magazine
July
•
"Indian
Market Exhibition" Radio interview with KTRC in Santa Fe
2002
November 18 issue, The New York Times
September/October, Native Peoples Magazine
Spring/Summer issue, Native Americas
2001
August issue, The Magazine
2000
October, airing - who stole the tee pee? • Radio interview
with British Broadcasting Corporation
1998
July 17 - Native American Culture • Summer Mission Art Reaching
Texas Children's Program • Television
interview
with Univision Lubbock, Channel 51
• Lubbock, TX
June issue - "SMART Program Continues Through July" •
Caprock Sun
Summer issue, "Without Reservation" • Native Peoples
March issue, "Days of Invention: Emerging Artists" •
Caprock Sun
1997
August issue, The Magazine
Spring issue, "Witness To Culture" • Oklahoma Visual
Arts Coalition
1996
November - Gifts of the Spirit •Peabody Essex Museum
• Salem, MA
May 29 - June 2 - Keynote Panelist for Open Dialogue VII: Cultural
Survival Through The Arts • The Association of American Cultures
• St. Louis, MO
1995
June 8 - Panelist for Indigena - Artist's Discussion •
Fred Jones, Jr. Museum of Art • Norman, OK
1992
August 17 - 23 - Expanding American Art History to Reflect Multiethnic
Diversity • San Francisco Art Institute
Summer Conference • San Francisco, CA
Religious Freedom and the Native American • Interview with
the Australian Broadcasting Network
December 30 - Voices of the Native Nations • Interview with
Dennis Jennings, KPOO FM Radio Show • San Francisco, CA
EDUCATION
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1998
Post Graduate work toward Master of Fine Arts
1994
Post Graduate work toward Master of Visual and Performing
Arts • Purdue University • West Laffayette, IN
Bachelor of Fine Arts • San Francisco Art Institute • San
Francisco, CA
Honor Studio, Spring
1990 - 1992
Associate of Fine Arts in Two-Dimensional Art • Institute of
American Indian Art • Santa Fe, NM
Associate of Fine Arts in Three-Dimensional Art • Institute of
American Indian Art • Santa Fe, NM
AWARDS AND RESIDENCIES
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2004
"Migrations" project, two-week printmaking residency, Crow's
Shadow Institute (in conjunction with the Tamarind Institute of the
University of New Mexico), Pendelton, OR, June.
"The Legacy
Project", an interactive, online global exchange about the enduring
consequences of the many historical tragedies of the 20th century,
www.legacy-project.org., Ongoing.
2003
5th Place Sulpture Lorenzo de Medicci award, Biennale Internazionale
Dell' Arte Contemporanea. Fortezza da Basso, Florence, ITALY, December.
|1990-1992
Elected to the
College Board Talent Roster of Outstanding Minority Community College
Students
|1992-1993
Dean's List for Academic Achievement
Recipient of the Sobel Memorial Merit Award for the outstanding merit
portfolio for undergraduates
