
South Plaza Sculpture Exhibit 2006
Arts
Curriculum Vitae
W
i m R o e f s
Director
if
ART, International Fine Art Services
2300
Lee Street, Columbia, SC 29205
Phone: 803.238.2351
Cell: 803.799.7170
Email: wroefs@sc.rr.com
CURATORIAL
WORK
2006
* Tonya
Gregg: Aunt Jemima, at Vista Studios, Columbia, SC, if ART production,
April 2006 (forthcoming)
* Anna Redwine, at Vista Studios, Columbia, SC, if ART production,
April 2006 (forthcoming)
* Leo Twiggs, Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County, Camden, SC,
guest curator, April (forthcoming)
* Leo Twiggs: Toward Another Retrospective, Vista Studios, Columbia,
SC, if ART production, March (forthcoming)
* South Carolina Birds: A Fine Arts Exhibition, City Gallery
at Waterfront Park, curator, Charleston, SC, February –
March (forthcoming)
* Laura Spong At 80: Warming The Chill Winds With, Vista Studios,
Columbia, SC, if ART production, February
* South Carolina Birds: A Fine Art Exhibition, City Gallery
at Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC, guest curator, February
– April
2005
* Construction
Crew: Klaus Hartmann, Kim Keats, Peter Lenzo & Edward Rice,
Vista Studios, Columbia, SC, if ART production, December (forthcoming)
* 20th Annual Vista Lights: Thomas Crouch, William G. Jackson
& Anna Redwine, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia, SC,
co-production if ART/L&C Gallery, November, (forthcoming)
* Marcelo Novo: Flow, HoFP Gallery, Columbia, SC, guest curator,
November
* Up From The Mud: Aaron Baldwin & Mike Williams, Vista
Studios, if ART production, October
* Carl Blair, Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County, Camden, SC,
guest curator, September-October
* Good Art in a Home: Jeff Donovan, Renee Rouillier, Kees Salentijn
& Tom Stanley, Columbia, SC, if ART production, September
* Carl Blair: The Verner Award Celebration Exhibition, Lewis
& Clark Gallery, Columbia, SC, co-production if ART/L&C
Gallery, April – May
* Janet Orselli – Matt Overend: Double O 80808, Vista
Studios, Columbia, SC, if ART production, April
* Good Art in a Home: Steven Chapp, Tonya Gregg, Terrance McDow
& Virginia Scotchie, Columbia, SC, if ART production, March
2004
* South
Carolina Birds: A Fine Arts Exhibition, Sumter Gallery of Art,
Sumter, SC, curator, August – October
* South Carolina Birds: A Fine Arts Exhibition, Burroughs &
Chapin Art Museum, Myrtle Beach, SC, curator, November –
December
* Good Art in a Home: Jason Amick, Jeff Donovan, Eric Miller
& John O’Neil, Columbia, SC, if ART production, November
* Stephen Chesley: Painting, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, November
* Margie Lee: West Coast Women, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co- production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, November
* John Wright: Black Box, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, November
* Tonya Gregg: New Works, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, May
* Roland Albert: Sticky Stuff, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, May
* Jason Amick: Faith/Reason, Lewis & Clark Gallery, Columbia,
SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C Gallery, May
2003
* Reiner
Mahrlein: Abstractions in Granite, Paper & Steel, Lewis
& Clark Gallery, Columbia, SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C
Gallery, November 2003 – January 2004
* Kees Salentijn: Between Figuration and Abstraction, Lewis
& Clark Gallery, Columbia, SC, co-production Wim Roefs/L&C
Gallery, November 2003 – January 2004
TEACHING
“Art
History: African-American Art,” Art Department, University
of South Carolina, Fall 2004 (again in 2006)
PUBLICATIONS
(selection)
“Leo
Twiggs: American Original,” International Review of African
American Art, Hampton University, Hampton, VA, 2006 (forthcoming)
Leo Twiggs: Toward Another Retrospective, Wim Roefs (editor
and essayist), if ART, Columbia, SC, 2006 (forthcoming)
“Laura Spong: The Making Of An Artist,” in Laura
Spong at 80: Warming The Chill Winds With Celebration, Wim Roefs
(editor), if ART, Columbia, SC, 2006
Construction Crew: Klaus Hartmann, Kim Keats, Peter Lenzo &
Edward Rice, Wim Roefs (editor and essayist), if ART, Columbia,
SC, 2006 (forthcoming)
Marcelo Novo: Flow, Wim Roefs (editor and essayist), HoFP Gallery,
Columbia, SC, 2005
Up From The Mud: Aaron Baldwin & Mike Williams, Wim Roefs
(editor and essayist), if ART, Columbia, SC, 2005
Carl Blair: The Verner Award Celebration Exhibition, Wim Roefs
(editor and essayist), if ART, Columbia, SC, 2005
Janet Orselli & Matt Overend: Double O 80808, Wim Roefs
(editor and essayist), if ART, Columbia, SC, 2005
South Carolina Birds: A Fine Art Exhibition, Wim Roefs (editor
and essayist), Sumter Gallery of Art, Sumter, SC, 2004
“Remembering Herbert Gentry,” Herbert Gentry Memorial
Program, Herbert Gentry Memorial Committee, New York City, March
2004
“Jacob Lawrence: Schilder van het Sociale Landschap”
(Jacob Lawrence: Painter Of The Social Landscape), Amerika (The
Netherlands), Fall 2002, p. 80-89
“Jacob Lawrence: Giving Black History A Face,” in:
Spotlight (Germany), October 2005, p. 20 – 23
“America’s Black Secrets” (on the Hampton
University Museum of Art), Spotlight (Germany), June 1999, p.
42-46
“Color Vision” (on the Hampton University Museum
of Art), The Scotsman WeekEnd (Scotland), August 29, 1998, p.
16-19
“Hampton University Museum,” Amerika (The Netherlands),
Nov.-Dec. 1998, p. 36-41
“Amerikaans Landschap: The Migration Series van Jacob
Lawrence” (American Landscape: The Migration Series of
Jacob Lawrence), Contrast (The Netherlands), Sept. 7, 1995,
p. 9
“William H. Johnson Is Coming South Again,” The
Emancipator (Columbia, SC), Jan.- Feb 1995, p. 1, 9
“Het Tampa Museum of African-American Art” (The
Tampa Museum of African- American Art), Amerika (The Netherlands),
Fall 1995, p. 54-58
“Artist Tom Feelings And The Sorrow & Joy Of Black
America,” The Emancipator (Columbia, SC), Nov. 1994, p.
17
“The Barnett-Aden Collection: Preserving The Oldest Collection
Of African-American Art,” The Emancipator (Columbia, SC),
Oct. 1994, p. 1, 16-17
“The Horror Of Hamlet: Columbia Artist Deanna Leamon Visualizes
Fire Victims’ Suffering,” Black News (Columbia,
SC), December 16-22, 1993
BIBLIOGRAPHY
(selection)
Collins,
Jane, “Multi-faceted Show Impressive, Fascinating”
(about “South Carolina Birds: A Fine Arts Exhibition”),
The Item (Sumter, SC), Sept 5, 2004, p. 3B
Lakin, Williesha, “Curator To Hold Art Showing At His
Home,” The State (Columbia, SC), Sept 14, 2005, p. B2
Mobley-Martinez, T.D., “Pluck Meets Luck: A New Curator
Gather S.C. Artists For A Flight Of Fancy,” The State
(Columbia, SC), Oct. 3, 2004, p. E3
Moore, Ivy, “South Caroline Birds: Gallery Opens Season
With Themed Works By State’s Artists,” The Item
(Sumter, SC), Aug 26, 2004, p. 1B-2B
Thomas, Heidi, “Look, Listen, Change: Pioneers Push Cultural
Innovation In Columbia – Wim Roefs, Owner, if ART,”
Free Times (Columbia, SC), Sept. 21-27, 2005, p. 14-16
EDUCATION
At present,
Doctoral candidate, History Department, University of South
Carolina,
Columbia, S.C.
1999, MA in Journalism, Thesis: Political Power and Newspaper
Content: American
Elite Groups and New York Times Coverage of Northern Ireland,
College of
Journalism and Mass Communications, University of South Carolina
1988, MSSc in Irish Political Studies. Thesis: Northern Ireland
1969-1988: External
Involvement, British Policy and The Anglo-Irish Agreement; Department
of
Politics, The Queen’s University of Belfast, Northern
Ireland
1986, MA (in Dutch: ‘Doctoraal’) in History, specializing
in economic and social history.
Thesis: The Historiography of the Dutch Socialist Movement in
the 19th
Century: Two Case Studies (title translated from Dutch); History
Department,
University of Nijmegen (now Radboud University), The Netherlands
1982, BA (in Dutch: ‘Kandidaats’) in History. History
Department, University of
Nijmegen (now Radboud University), The Netherlands.