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Honors / Affiliations

• M.F.A. Printmaking. Central Washington University. 1983. [Course work].
• Printmaking Certificate. California State University, Stanislaus. 1980.
• B.A. Art. California State University, Stanislaus. 1979.
• A.A. Art. Modesto Junior College. Modesto, CA. 1977.

• Figures in Landscapes. David F. Bush Library. Oakdale, California. 1985. [Artwork].
• Paintings: 1983 - 1985. Nora Ballard Library. Waterford, California. 1985.
• Support Your Local Artist. Leonard's Artspace. Modesto, California. One in a series of six artists' solo-exhibitions sponsored by the Stanislaus County Arts Commission. 1985.
• Honorarium. National Endowment For The Arts. Installation. Public Views of Private Spaces. Northwest Artists Workshop. Portland, Oregon. December 1983 - February 1984. Exhibition of five paintings.
• Manipulations. Stanislaus County Free Library. Modesto, California. 1984.
• Win a Date With Horseman. Central Washington University. Ellensburg, Washington. Performance / Happening.

• Figuratively Speaking. Larson Gallery. Yakima Valley Community College. Yakima, WA. February 2005. Gallery Fundraiser Auction. Decorated artist mannequins.
  
• ART, MODERN-20TH CENTURY-CALIFORNIA-SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA-EXHIBITIONS. Academy of Art College Library. San Francisco, California. 1988.
• Alan Grover Daniel and Diane Francis. Chabot Community College. Hayward, California. 1987.
• Modesto in 3-D: photographs by local artists. Leonard's Artspace. Modesto, California. 1987. [Artwork].
• Award Winners Exhibition. Central California Art League Gallery. Modesto, California. 1985.
• Born to Survive Aerogramme Mailart Project. Stedelijk Museum. Tienen, Belgium. October - November 1984. Commonpress, no. 56, December 1984, p. 91; microfiche 3, top row, column 9. [One drawing].
• Photographers' Christmas Cards. California Museum of Photography. University of California, Riverside. 2 December 1983 - 7 January 1984. [Letter].
• MFA Thesis Exhibition. Alan Grover Daniel and Cathy Tanasse. Sarah Spurgeon Gallery. Central Washington University. 22-26 May 1983.
• Alan Grover Daniel and Leigh Hartman. Printmaking Certificate Exhibition. California State University, Stanislaus. 28 April - 2 May, 1980.
• On the Wall. Senior (BA) Art Show. Alan Grover Daniel, Michelle Whitehurst, Ada Andrew, Cherie Blunt, Kenneth Kirby. Art Gallery. California State University, Stanislaus. 14-18 May 1979.
• Mailart Exhibitions.

• Works on Paper '87. Korot Gallery. Palo Alto, California. Jurors: Jay de Feo, Phil Linhares. 1987.
• Stockton Art League Annual. Haggin Museum. Stockton, California. Award of Merit (Painting, cash) and Merchandise Award (Painting). Jurors: Ron Pecchenino, Martin Camarata, Nancy Macko. 1986.
• Turlock (California) City Arts Commission Annual. Honorable Mention (Painting). Juror: Ron Pecchenino. 1986.
• Central California Art League Annual. Modesto. Merchandise (Painting) and Honorable Mention (Painting) awards. 1986.
• 1st International COPY-ART Biennial. Fomento de las Artes Decoratives and AGRA-Gevaert galleries. Barcelona. Jurors: Jose Corredor Matheos, Christiane Delacampagne, Omar Rayo, Bob Balser. Traveling. 1985.
• Central California Art League Annual. Modesto. Merchandise (Painting) and Honorable Mention (Painting) awards. 1985.
• Western Regional Exhibition. Southern Oregon State College. Ashland. Recommended for purchase award by juror of selection, Terry Melton. 1984. [Artwork].
• Central California Art League Annual. Modesto. Second and Third Awards (cash, Painting). Juror: Dorothy Weiss. 1984.
• Mini Gravat Internacional '82. Taller Galeria Fort. Cadaques, Spain. Traveling exhibition under the auspices of Servei d'Arts Plàstiques. Department de Cultura. Generalitat de Catalunya. 1982 - 1983. Including: Centre Cultural de la Caixa d'Estalvis de Tarrassa; Biblioteca Publica de Tarragona; Institut d'Estudis Ilerdencs, Lledia; Galeria Rene Metras, Barcelona; Casa de Cultura "Toma de Lorenzana", Girona; Galeria "A-B", Barcelona. [Artwork].
• Pacific States Printmakers Exhibition, 1982. University of Hawaii, at Hilo. 1982.
• Western Washington (State) Fair. Puyallup, Washington. Juror: Bill Ritchie. 1982.
• Carnegie Center Exhibition. Turlock, California. First Place and Merchandise (Mixed-Media). 1982.
• Kittitas County Show. Community Gallery. Ellensburg, Washington. Honorable Mention (Mixed-Media). 1982.
• Ellensburg Arts Festival. Ellensburg, Washington.
• Livermore Arts Festival. Livermore, California.
• N.C.A. 25th Anniversary Show. Cal Expo, Sacramento. Juror: Joan Brown. 1979. [Artwork].

• Museo Internacional de Electrografia (M.I.D.E.). Collection of Contemporary Technological Art. Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Cuenca, EspaÒa. 1990. Piece initially exhibited: 1st International COPY-ART Biennial.
• Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville Maine. Three mixed-media pieces. Donor: gifts of the artist (Alan Grover Daniel), a.k.a. Horseman. Category: mailart/permanent. Exhibited: "Against the Clock," Colby College, April 1985.
• Smithsonian Archives of American Art. John Held papers relating to Mail Art, [ca. 1960-2000]. One postcard. 1984 / by Private World and Horseman (Alan Grover Daniel). Description of work by Held: "The work in this file is a collaborative oversided painted postcard created by Private World (San Francisco) and Horseman of Ceres, California. Very much in the style of Al Ackerman ... the postcard is a gem of Mail Art creativity." See: Key to the Collection, Part VI: correspondence, 1976-1995. / John Held, Jr.
  

• Alan Grover Daniel. World Wide Web Site. http://home.earthlink.net/~alangrover/index.html. 2000 - . Personal biography; work history; artist vitae; interests & hobbies; fine art; mailart and QuickTime clips.
• "Bug Polaroid: Mojave Desert, California. Synapse, Tabula: the Synapse literary edition, vol. 52(13), December 6, 2007, p. 8. Photograph.
  
• "Linking to Open Access Publications: the library's role." / Anneliese Taylor, Paul Wakeford, Beatrice Mallek, Alan Grover Daniel. PowerPoint Presentation. Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas. Contributing Author. May 2005.
  
• A Prayer For Owen Meany: a novel by John Irving. Review. Academy Ink, vol. 2(7), April 24, 1989, p. 2, columns 4-5. A publication of the Academy of Art College, San Francisco.
• Born to Survive Aerogramme Mailart Project. Stedelijk Museum. Tienen, Belgium. October - November 1984. Commonpress, no. 56, December 1984, p. 91; microfiche 3, top row, column 9. [One drawing.]
• Letter to the editor: "An Act of Idiocy." The Modesto Bee. November 13, 1984. Sec. A, p. 11, "Letters from the people". Opinion rebuking the return of Ronald Reagan to the White House, for an additional four-year term.
• Letter to the editor: "A piece of sculpture." The Modesto Bee. October 22, 1984. Sec. A, "Letters". Critique of commissioned sculpture erected at the Assyrian-American Civic Club, Turlock, California.
• Letter to the editor: "It's not a joke." The Modesto Bee. November 27, 1983. Sec. A, letters. Rebuttal of a Bee editorial discussing the bulldozing of an Alice Aycock earthwork.
• Japan A U Mail Art Book II / Shozo Shimato. Hyogo, Japan : Misao Kusumoto, 1983. P. 68. Postcard.
• Between Sheets, a California State University, Stanislaus, English Department magazine. Spring 1978, p. 12, intaglio; Fall 1978, cover, p. 9, lino-cut, woodcut; Fall 1979, p. 12, intaglio.

• Prime Properties. El Sobrante, California. Depictions of business offices after future renovations. Acrylic, rhoplex, on plywood, (4'x8'). Acrylic, pencil on Arches (22"x30"). 1986.

• Alpha Gamma Sigma. California Community Colleges Honor Society. Lifetime membership.
• Certificate of Recognition. The City of Turlock, California, Arts Commission. 1982.
• Art Club President. California State University, Stanislaus. 1978 - 1979. 1979 - 1980.
• Nominated by the Art Faculty, California State University, Stanislaus: (1980) Outstanding Graduate Student; (1978) Who's Who in American College Students.
• Certificate of Merit. American Legion Auxiliary. Poppy Poster Competition. Second Place. Ceres, California. 1967.