Preserving the artist's heritage
MilI Dunn Weiss


Interviewed in 2005
Sponsored by Temple University, Tyler School of Art
Jason Sorvari, Intern
Derek Dressler, Videographer
Jo-Anna Moore, Advisor

Artist's Statement:
My work always begins with an intense visual experience. Nature, with its infinite variety of colors, forms, patterns, and rhythms, is often the original stimulus. Then begins a long process which evolves into a picture idea. I strive to achieve a sense of internal order. Withing that order tension, an important factor, is achieved by the geometry of the composition.

Selected Collections:
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Harvard University, Cambridge MA
- Sichuan Institute of Fine Art,Chongqing, China
- National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia PA
- Berman Museum, Ursinus College, Collegeville PA
- Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France
- City Hall, Cheltenham, England

Selected Solo Exhibitions:
- Red Door Gallery, Philadelphia
- Design Corner Gallery, Bala Cynwyd, PA
- Beaver College (Arcadia University), Glenside PA
- Philadelphia Art Alliance
- Tyler Alumni Gallery, Mitten Hall, Temple University, Philadelphia

Selected Exhibitions:
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia PA
- Butler Institute of American Art, Toledo OH
- National Academy of Design, New York NY
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA
- Graphics Exchange: USA/Holland, 1985
- East/West Printmaking Exchange, People’s Republic of China, 1996
- Prints and Books of Artists of the Twentieth Century: Selected from Acquisitions from 1978-1980 at The Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Awards and Prizes:
- Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia PA: Dean’s Award, named a Tyler Fellow
- Tribute to Mili Dunn Weiss - Artist-Educator, Fifth Annual Cheltenham Township Art Exhibit
- Artists’ Equity Triennial Exhibit, Port of History Museum Award, 1988
- 1st Prize for Painting, Cheltenham Center for the Arts, 54th Annual Membership Exhibit, 1984
- American Color Print Society, Kay Lichty Award for Silkscreen, 1995
- Stella Drabkin Award, 2003
- Otto Grevy Award for Lithography, 2004
- Dorothy Ariston Award for Color Xerography, 2005

Teaching Experience:
- Cheltenham Center for the Arts, Cheltenham PA, 1957-1995: painting, printmaking
- Lecture Course: "Looking at Art", meeting in museums and galleries
- Director of Education, Cheltenham Center for the Arts, 1985-95

Education:
- Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia PA, BFA 1942
- Boston University BS 1943
- Museum School, Boston MA, post-graduate study 1945

Contact Information:
411 Randall Road
Wyncote PA 19085
215-887-1604