Hedge Coke Exhibitions

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Allison Hedge Coke's Exhibitions and Gallery Shows

Written Works

The Change

  • By Our Hands Exhibition/Hopkins Hall Gallery/Ohio State Univ. 1992
  • Graduate Candidate Show, IAIA Library SF, NM Spring 1993

Legacy

  • By Our Hands Exhibition/Hopkins Hall Gallery/Ohio State Univ. 1992

Dog Road Woman

  • By Our Hands Exhibition/Hopkins Hall Gallery/Ohio State U. 1992
  • Institute For American Indian Arts Winter Exhibition IAIA Museum SF, NM 1992-1993

Tribute and Smallpox, The Slow Trade Blanket

  • Collaboration Work And Exhibition with Edgar Heap Of Birds, IAIA Museum SF, NM 1992

Other Exhibitions/Gallery Shows

Pression - painting (chinese watercolor, watercolor, acrylic)

  • 3rd Floor Gallery,City Hall, a juried art exhibition presented by the Ventura Chamber Music Festival Steering Committee, San Buenaventura Artists' Union, Buenaventura Art Assoc., California Gold Coast Watercolor Society, and Studio 83. (Held in a space historically serving as the women's jail facility.) Ventura, CA May 3--July 14, 1996

All Souls Day Collage (paper/mixed media)

  • Day Of The Dead Show, Ojai Art Center OJAI, CA October--November 1994

TRIBUTE '94 to N.A. ARTISTS and WRITERS - Hand painted jacket

  • IAIA Alumni Exhibit And Art Auction, Palm Springs, CA October 9th, 1994

AGE'A - original corn husk doll

  • IAIA Alumni Exhibit And Art Auction Palm Springs, CA October 9th, 1994

Emergence - painting (acrylic/mixed media)

  • IAIA Honors show, SF, NM 1992

Eagle Series - paintings (acrylic/mixed media)

  • IAIA Honors show, SF, NM 1992

Rez Car Series-Sculpture (welding)

  • Frank Mcguire Gallery, Cundiyo, NM, “Hooded Ornament” & “Luna Moth 1992 & 1993
  • Sculpture & 3-D Show, IAIA 1991, “Hooded Ornament,” “Medicine Hubs,” “Slams,” “Luna Moth,” & “Steers,” Santa Fe, NM

Dog Road Woman - Sculpture (plaster)

  • IAIA Sculpture Show, SF, NM 1991

Several photography shows in Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Dakota 1970's-1980's.

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