Scott Miller (artist)

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Scott Miller (December 24, 1955 – May 18, 2008) was an American painter based in Cleveland, Ohio.

Education and career[]

He studied from 1974 to 1978 at the Cooper School of Art and at the Cleveland Institute of Art from 1980 to 1983.

Exhibitions[]

Solo exhibitions[]

1980–1989[]

• Weller/Potosky Gallery - Toronto, Canada
• Aquilon - Cleveland, Ohio
• Midtown Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Summer Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Art Site Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Kent State Center Gallery - Kent, Ohio
• Karamu Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Joyce Porcelli Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Artemesia Gallery - Chicago, Illinois

1990–1999[]

• - Akron, Ohio
• Art Lick Gallery - San Francisco, California
• Art in the Powerhouse - Cleveland, Ohio
• Cleveland Independent Art - Cleveland, Ohio
• OBOE Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Aquilon - Cleveland, Ohio

2000–2008[]

• Don O'Mellveny Gallery - Los Angeles, California
• Herb Ascherman Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• OBOE Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Art Metro Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• Klapper Gallery - Los Angeles, California
• Edgar Varela Fine Arts - Los Angeles, California^[1]

Group exhibitions[]

1980–1989[]

• The Cleveland Museum of Art - Cleveland, Ohio
• Weller/Potosky Gallery - Toronto, Canada
• Spaces/Hallwalls - Buffalo, New York
• Artists' Society International - San Francisco, California
• James Hunt Barker Gallery - Palm Beach, Florida
• Lucky Street Gallery - Key West, Florida
• Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art - Cleveland, Ohio
• N.O.V.A. - Cleveland, Ohio
• Spaces Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• The New Figuration - Cleveland, Ohio

1990–1999[]

• The Cleveland Museum of Art - Cleveland, Ohio
• Midtown Gallery - Cleveland, Ohio
• World Tattoo Gallery - New York, NY
• Penson Gallery - New York, NY
• Feature Gallery - New York, NY
• Evanston Art Center - Evanston, Illinois
• Artemesia Gallery - Chicago, Illinois
• Hyde Park Institute - Chicago, Illinois

2000–2008[]

• Toyoda Museum - Nagoya, Japan
• William Merrill Gallery - Laguna Beach, California
• Gallery 33 - Long Beach, California
• Don O'Melveny Gallery - Los Angeles, California
• Cast Iron Gallery - New York, NY

Prominent collectors[]

• Peter Lewis - Philanthropist
• Richard Armstrong - Director, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
• Hugh Hefner/Playboy Enterprises
• Henry Hawley - Head Curator, Cleveland Museum of Art
• Progressive Insurance Corporation
• Flemming Flindt - Choreographer
• Akron Museum of Art
• British Petroleum
• Allen Ginsberg - Poet

External links[]

• Miller, Scott. Untitled, 1986, Cleveland Museum of Art.
• Litt, Steven. "Noted Cleveland artist Scott Miller dead at 52", The Plain Dealer, May 20, 2008.
• Glassman, Anthony. "Artist who died at home was not a victim of foul play", Gay People's Chronicle (Ohio), May 23, 2008.
• Roulet, Norm. "Artist for Eternity: Rest in Peace, Scott Miller", Regional Economics Action Links North East Ohio (RealNeo), May 20, 2008.
• "IN MEMORANDUM, an exhibition of the works by Scott Miller (1955–2008)", Convivium 33 Gallery, March 14, 2012.
• Scott Miller Original Oil Painting, WorthPoint, August 8, 2013.

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