Education:
2001-2005
Bachelor of Arts. Mills College. Oakland, California
Major: Art History
Minors: Studio Arts, Film Studies
Exhibitions:
2011 - November - Incessant Eye Group Show. Old Crow Tattoo and Gallery. Oakland.
2011 - September - Old Notions: Artwork by Marin Camille Hood and Ken Davis. Julie's Cafe. Alameda.
2011 - August - An Unexpected Leap Group Show. REDSCOUT. San Francisco.
2011 - March - Stand Tall Pt. II: No Ceilings - New heights in Urban Contemporary Art. Old Crow Tattoo and Gallery. Oakland.
2011 - February - Lady Picture Show. Nectar Events. Oakland.
2010 - October - Exposed: Without a Stitch, Embroideries by Marin Camille Hood, Photographs by Diana Krell. Pretty Penny, Oakland.
2010 - June - These Souvenirs: Embroideries by Marin Camille Hood. Solo Exhibition at Gallery BellJar. San Francisco.
2010 - April - Let them Eat Cake. Everybody Get Up Gallery at the Autobody Gallery. Alameda.
2010 - February- "Excavations." Cultural Artifacts: An Object Affection. Fivepoints Arthouse. San Francisco. Curated by Jessica Wallen.
2009 - Natural Inclinations: A Group Show. The Parlour Gallery at Pretty Penny. Oakland. Curated by Lauren Davis.
2007 - Intersections: Marin Camille Hood and Lisa Solomon. The Gallery. San Francisco State University. Curated by Faith Powell.
2006 - Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Group Show. Mission 17 Gallery. San Francisco. Curated by Elaine Santos.
2005 - “Wagonette #101.” 15’ Bicycle wheel chandelier. Mills College Senior Thesis Exhibition. Oakland.
Job Experience:
2012 -Present - Co-founder, Designer of Blackbird Underpinnings, Intimate Apparel & Lounge Wear. Oakland.
2011 - Present - Development Associate for Major Gifts, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco.
2010 - 2011 - Development Associate for Artist's Circle, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco.
2009 - 2010 - Special Assistant to the Senior Vice President, California College of the Arts. Oakland.
2007 - 2009 - Individual Giving Assistant, Advancement Office. California College of the Arts. Oakland.
2006-2007 - Visitor Services and Membership Assistant, Development Assistant. Judah L. Magnes Museum. Oakland.
2005-2006 - Sales Associate. Metro Lighting and Crafts. Berkeley.
2001-2005 - Program Assistant, Heller Rare Book Room and Special Collections. F.W. Olin Library, Mills College. Oakland. Summer 2003-2004 - Curatorial Assistant and Docent. Mills College Art Museum. Oakland.
1999 - Ballroom and Swing Dance Instructor. Sport Haven Health Club, Paradise, CA.
Awards:
2005 - Herringer Prize for Excellence in Art History. Mills College. Oakland.
2004 - Grace Ty Searing Dhaemers Art History Award. Mills College. Oakland.
Press:
2010 - ReadyMade Blog: “Marin Camille Hood’s Needlepoint Art Makes the Macabre Magical”
by Hayley Elisabeth Kaufman.
2010 - Art Business: http://www.artbusiness.com/1open/061810.html
2006 - Paradise Post: “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” exhibition feature, article by Jeremy Walsh.
2004 - Mills Quarterly: Installation “Clocks Without Hands” featured in “In the Studio”.
See Press Page for web links.
2001-2005
Bachelor of Arts. Mills College. Oakland, California
Major: Art History
Minors: Studio Arts, Film Studies
Exhibitions:
2011 - November - Incessant Eye Group Show. Old Crow Tattoo and Gallery. Oakland.
2011 - September - Old Notions: Artwork by Marin Camille Hood and Ken Davis. Julie's Cafe. Alameda.
2011 - August - An Unexpected Leap Group Show. REDSCOUT. San Francisco.
2011 - March - Stand Tall Pt. II: No Ceilings - New heights in Urban Contemporary Art. Old Crow Tattoo and Gallery. Oakland.
2011 - February - Lady Picture Show. Nectar Events. Oakland.
2010 - October - Exposed: Without a Stitch, Embroideries by Marin Camille Hood, Photographs by Diana Krell. Pretty Penny, Oakland.
2010 - June - These Souvenirs: Embroideries by Marin Camille Hood. Solo Exhibition at Gallery BellJar. San Francisco.
2010 - April - Let them Eat Cake. Everybody Get Up Gallery at the Autobody Gallery. Alameda.
2010 - February- "Excavations." Cultural Artifacts: An Object Affection. Fivepoints Arthouse. San Francisco. Curated by Jessica Wallen.
2009 - Natural Inclinations: A Group Show. The Parlour Gallery at Pretty Penny. Oakland. Curated by Lauren Davis.
2007 - Intersections: Marin Camille Hood and Lisa Solomon. The Gallery. San Francisco State University. Curated by Faith Powell.
2006 - Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Group Show. Mission 17 Gallery. San Francisco. Curated by Elaine Santos.
2005 - “Wagonette #101.” 15’ Bicycle wheel chandelier. Mills College Senior Thesis Exhibition. Oakland.
Job Experience:
2012 -Present - Co-founder, Designer of Blackbird Underpinnings, Intimate Apparel & Lounge Wear. Oakland.
2011 - Present - Development Associate for Major Gifts, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco.
2010 - 2011 - Development Associate for Artist's Circle, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco.
2009 - 2010 - Special Assistant to the Senior Vice President, California College of the Arts. Oakland.
2007 - 2009 - Individual Giving Assistant, Advancement Office. California College of the Arts. Oakland.
2006-2007 - Visitor Services and Membership Assistant, Development Assistant. Judah L. Magnes Museum. Oakland.
2005-2006 - Sales Associate. Metro Lighting and Crafts. Berkeley.
2001-2005 - Program Assistant, Heller Rare Book Room and Special Collections. F.W. Olin Library, Mills College. Oakland. Summer 2003-2004 - Curatorial Assistant and Docent. Mills College Art Museum. Oakland.
1999 - Ballroom and Swing Dance Instructor. Sport Haven Health Club, Paradise, CA.
Awards:
2005 - Herringer Prize for Excellence in Art History. Mills College. Oakland.
2004 - Grace Ty Searing Dhaemers Art History Award. Mills College. Oakland.
Press:
2010 - ReadyMade Blog: “Marin Camille Hood’s Needlepoint Art Makes the Macabre Magical”
by Hayley Elisabeth Kaufman.
2010 - Art Business: http://www.artbusiness.com/1open/061810.html
2006 - Paradise Post: “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” exhibition feature, article by Jeremy Walsh.
2004 - Mills Quarterly: Installation “Clocks Without Hands” featured in “In the Studio”.
See Press Page for web links.
