Curriculum Vitae Resume Art Appraiser Roslyn Goldman Roz

ROSLYN BAKST GOLDMAN APPRAISER OF FINE ART 10-6 SELDEN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14605 TEL. 585 232-3387 FAX: 585 232-3919 EMAIL: roz@RoslynGoldman.com CURRICULUM VITAE
APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE
1978 to date	Appraiser of fine prints, general; 19th and 20th century paintings, drawings and sculpture. Art consultant for universities, banks, corporations, insurance companies, professional offices, lawyers, for estate purposes, collectors and investors.
1986 to date	Member, Appraisers Association of America. 2002 to date: 2nd Vice President. 1999 to date: Board Member. 1993 to 1999: Regional Representative for New York State.
1999 to date	Certified member of Appraisers Association of America. Completed proficiency examinations in appraisal methodology and ethics and in the field of original prints. 2004: Recertified for 5 years.
1997	USPAP certified (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) 2002: Recertification for 5 years.
ART and BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
2004	Consultant to Rochester Institute of Technology, School for American Crafts metal bench competition. Benches for a city park.
2003 - 2004	Consultant to Bausch and Lomb's 150th year celebration, archives, exhibition and events
1999	With Rochester Institute of Technology and the Grove Place neighborhood ran a competition for a sculpture commission for Via Health.
1997 - 1999	Coordinator of the Xerox Archival Project.
1997	Conference Chair, National Association of Woman Business Owners, the Girl Scouts of Genesee Valley and An Income of Her Own.
1997	Administrator of Women's Art Works 7, National competition for women artists, sponsored by Bausch & Lomb.
1997	Advisor to the City of Rochester, public art competition for the Gateway Pavilion.
1995 to date	Curator of the Gallery at One Bausch & Lomb Place, Rochester, New York. Four exhibitions per year.
1995	Consultant to the Jewish Home Foundation. Sculpture competition for the Atkin Adult Day Health Center.
1995	Chair of Rochester Women's Network ~ Awards Committee.
1993 to date	Regional representative for New York State, Appraiser's Association of America. Second three-year term.
1993 - 1997	Board member, National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).
1993 - 1995	Art Administrator of Bausch & Lomb art collection and archival project.
1989 - 1991	Chair, Monroe County Public Art Committee. Art selection for the new airport.
1989 - 1990	Curated exhibition of the Columbia Banking collection. Wrote accompanying catalogue. Delivered opening lecture. Rochester, Elmira, and Penn Yan, New York.
1989-1990	President of the Board, Arts For Greater Rochester. Monroe County Arts Council.
1987-1989	Vice President for Programs, Arts For Greater Rochester. Responsible for the strategic plan, future planning, and current programs.
1985-1988	Principal in the Western New York Print Fair, an annual January event where nationally known print dealers exhibit at the Wilson Arts Center, Harley School, Rochester, New York. Responsible for art selection and arrangements for print exhibition accompanying the fair each year.
1980	Founding member of Rochester Association of Art Dealers. Past President and board member.
1979 - January 1985	Gallery Director, Artworks at Sibley's.
1979 to date	Art exhibition Judge for museum shows, art groups, art community exhibitions.
1979 to date	Lecturer to museum audiences and to other organizations on art-related topics.
1971-1975	Assistant to Robert Henning, Memorial Art Gallery, for the cataloguing of prints in the museum print room.
1971-1975	Chair, Lending and Sales Gallery, Memorial Art Gallery. Responsible for the selection of art for ten exhibitions per year and for art consigned to Gallery members and for public sale.
1970-1976	Member, Board of Managers, Memorial Art Gallery.
1962-1980	Docent, Memorial Art Gallery. Responsible for interpretation of the collection at all educational levels. Docent Emeritus status at present.
1959 to date	Collector of l9th- and 20-century European and American prints. Developed extensive personal research library.
AWARDS
2000	Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester - Special Citation for outstanding service to the cultural community.
October 1998	Top Woman Business Owner of the Year Award for Community. National Association of Women Business owners, Rochester Chapter.
January 1995	Brighton Chamber of Commerce volunteer award.
May 1995	Greater Rochester Metro Chamber of Commerce Civic Award for Culture and Arts.
EDUCATION
1976 - 1979	University of Rochester, Rochester, New York - M.S. in Humanities. Studied the art and culture of l9th- and 20th-century Germany; worked extensively in museum print collection.
1975 - 1977	Nazareth College, Rochester, New York - German Language Studies.
1955 - 1959	Cornell University, Ithaca, New York - B.S.
SPECIAL ACADEMIC WORK
October 1999	Lecture, "Appraising Old Masters to 20th Century Prints: Originals, Copies and Everything In Between", Appraisers Association of America Lecture Series, New York.
June 1992	Organized exhibition of the prints of Hermann Katelhon for the Lockhart Gallery, Memorial Art Gallery.
June 1986	Organized exhibition of the prints of Howard Hodgkin in collaboration with the Oxford Gallery, Rochester, New York.
October 1984	Organized the exhibition and wrote the catalogue entitled Expressionism and Neo-Expressionism Graphics: The Inner Vision. Wilson Arts Center, Rochester, New York.
April 1977	Organized an exhibition of prints by Kathe Kollwitz at the University of Rochester. Wrote detailed catalogue entitled Prints for the German People involving research in the print cabinets of Dresden, Berlin, and Stuttgart.
Summer 1977	Research for the Northeast American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies exhibition at the University of Rochester. Wrote catalogue essay: "The Graphic Art of Eighteenth Century."
October 1977	Curatorial aide to Dr. Bruce Chambers, Memorial Art Gallery, for special print research. Conducted independent study to research large collection of prints of unknown origin.
Spring 1978	Master's thesis "Max Kinger: A German Symbolist." Special study at Cornell University under Professor Peter B. Kahn.

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