Michael Stephen Hames

Curriculum Vitae

March, 2010: Two pieces, Winter III and Winter IV selected for purchase by the Nova Scotia Art Bank, Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage.

November, 2009: Elizabeth Greenshields Memorial Foundation Grant

November,2009: Pendulum Gallery, Vancouver, BC—a solo, public exhibition of recent portraits and landscapes.

September. 2009: Marsh Gallery, Annapolis Royal, NS—a one-man show to introduce Michael and his work to the Nova Scotia art scene.

August 22^nd-September 11^th, 2008: Prints and Printmakers, Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC—30 new monoprints, linocuts and mixed media original prints alongside a display of 40 original international historic prints from Michael’s own collection of etchings, lithographs and woodcuts.

September 2008, Toronto: Art for Aids Orphans Selected Group Show and Fundraising Auction.

August 31^st -September 15^th ,2007: Michael Hames— New Works in Graphite, Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island,BC.

March 10^th-24^th, 2007: Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC—solo show of new works.

September 1^st-14^th, 2006: Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC—solo show of new works.

September 2^nd-September 15^th, 2005: Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC—solo show of new works.

November 14^th-29^th, 2004: Monotypes and Miniatures, Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC, one man show.

July 7^th-21^st, 2004: Steffich Fine Art, Salt Spring Island, BC—solo show of new works.

February, 2004: Victoria Conference Centre, Victoria, BC—a solo retrospective of Michael Hames’ illustration work for the Ministry of Environment.

1990: The National Museum of Canada, Ottawa—a juried and catalogued exhibition of Canadian artists.

1989: The Mational Museum of Canada, Ottawa—a juried and catalogued exhibiton of Canadian artists.

1988: Victoria Art Gallery, Victoria, BC—A juried and catalogued retrospective of 100 years of British Columbia artists.

1987: Woodson Art Museum, Wisconsin—a juried and catalogued exhibition.

May 1975: Elizabeth T. Greenshields Memorial Foundation Grant