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WAGNER PO Box 6626 Minnehaha Station, Minneapolis, MN 55406 Phone: (612) 729-7687 http://www.kartoons.com wag@kartoons.com Teaching and Lecturing Experience Adult/College Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN (2002) Political Cartooning, Spring Semester, Online 3-credit course Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN (2001) One-Hour Presentation to Comic Art I & II Classes on History of Political Cartoon Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis, MN (1990, 91, 92) Two-Hour Presentations to Communication Classes South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD (1990) Two One-Hour Presentations to Art Dept. and Studio Art I Class University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Campus (1984) 90-Minute Presentation to Joyce Lyons' Studio Arts Drawing Lecture Open U, Minneapolis (1985, 86, 87, 88, 89) Noncredit Semester Class, three hours weekly University of Minnesota-Extension (1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83) Noncredit Quarter Class, three hours weekly University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (1980, 81, 82) Organizer/Advisor, Student Organization, "1985 Brain Trust" Street Theater Troupe Minneapolis Technical College (1988) Noncredit Semester Class, three hours weekly University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1980) One-day Workshop College of St. Thomas (1979) Noncredit Semester Class, three hours weekly University of Minnesota-St. Paul Campus (1993) Multimedia/Lecture Presentation "He Shoots, He Scores: Twenty Years of Political Cartooning", in conjunction with Exhibition of Cartoons at Paul Whitney Larson Gallery University of Wisconsin-EC (1980, 81) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Wisconsin-Superior (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Wisconsin-River Falls (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Wisconsin-Madison (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia Presentation University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Wisconsin-Stout (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation St. Mary's College, Chicago, IL (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Illinois-Champagne-Urbana (1979), 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Kansas State University, Manhattan (1979), 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Topeka, Kansas (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Northern Michigan State University-Marquette, MI (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia Presentation Sangamon State University, Springfield, IL (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Knox College, Galesburg, IL (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Illinois Central College, Peoria, IL (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Minnesota-Morris (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation Mankato State University, Mankato, MN (1979) 90-Minute Multimedia/Lecture Presentation University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (1981) Coffman Union, "How to Have Fun in 1984", Multimedia Satirical Comedy Lecture about the New Right University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (1981) Coffman Union, Organized and Produced Guest Lecture series with MPIRG featuring Noon Presentations on Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transgender Issues, Militarism, Environment and Alternative Media University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (1982) Coffman Union, "Ronnie Horror Picture Show", Multimedia Satirical Comedy Lecture about the Reagan administration University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (1979, 1980, 1982) various informal Slideshow/Lecture Presentations sponsored by MPIRG, Coffman Union and others University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (1980) Mass Communication Theory Seminar, Two-Hour Presentation K-12 St. Croix Valley Schools, Afton, MN & Surrounding Towns (1996) Adventure Clubs Two-Day Residency with Dian J Wall-Wagner Jackson Elementary, Jackson, MN (1996) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Sartell Elementary, Sartell, MN (1995) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Mendota Heights Elementary, Mendota Heights, MN (1993) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Milroy School, Milroy, MN (1994) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Scandia Elementary, Scandia, MN (1993) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Garfield Elementary, Willmar, MN (1992) One-Day Regional Arts Council Residency Eagan Summer School, Eagan, MN (1992) One-Week Guest Teaching Oak Point Intermediate, Eden Prairie, MN (1990, 1991, 1992) Six Week Summer Teaching Medford Elementary, Medford, MN (1991) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Hinckley Elementary, Hinckley, MN (1991) Three Day Regional Arts Council Residency Hayes Elementary, Fridley, MN (1990 & 1991) Three Day Residencies Dawson Elementary, Dawson, MN (1991) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Woodbury Elementary, Woodbury, MN (1990) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Rosemount Elementary, Rosemount, MN (1990) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Oxbow Elementary, Chaska, MN (1990) One-Day School Sponsored Residency Waseca Elementary, Waseca, MN (1990) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Spring Valley Elementary, Spring Valley, MN (1989) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency with Dian J Wall-Wagner Lakeview Elementary, Robbinsdale, MN (1989) One-Week School Sponsored Residency with Dian J Wall-Wagner Olsen Junior High School, Bloomington, MN (1989) Three-Day School Sponsored Residency Le Seuer Elementary, Le Seuer, MN (1988) Regional Arts Council Residency St. Anne's Catholic School, Le Seuer, MN (1988) Assembly Presentation St. Mary's Catholic School, Owattona, MN (1988) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Wilder Fundamental School, Minneapolis, MN (1988) One-Week Residency Weaver Elementary, St. Paul, MN (1987) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Herman-Norcrosse Elementary, Herman, MN (1987) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Rogers Elementary, Rogers, MN (1986) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency Anwatin Junior High, Minneapolis, MN (1986) One-Week MN State Arts Board Residency South High School, Minneapolis, MN (1985) One-Day School Sponsored Residency Noble Elementary, Minneapolis, MN (1984) One-Hour Chalk Talk Bay View High School, Milwaukee, WI (1978, 79, 80, 82) One-Day Residencies Central High School, Minneapolis, MN (1982) One-Week Magnet Program Residency St. Louis Park High School, St. Louis Park, MN (1980) Two-Week Residency | Professional (Non-Teaching) Chief Executive Officer, Cartoonist, Caricature Artist, Comic Artist and Graphic Designer, Minne Ha! Ha! Studios, Inc./Kartoons.com, Minneapolis, 1979-present Staff Editorial Cartoonist, Minnesota Daily, 1997-present and 1974-76 Producer, Minne HA! HA! TV, Channel 33 Minneapolis Television Network, 1990-present Instructor, Cartooning, Minnesota State Arts Board "Artists in Education" program, residencies at more than 20 K-12 schools throughout Minnesota, 1983-1996 Staff Editorial Cartoonist and Calendar Editor, City Pages, 110,000-circulation alternative weekly newspaper, 1982-1992, Minneapolis Publisher, Minne HA! HA! alternative comic arts tabloid magazine, five volumes, 27 issues, 16-32 pages per issue, circulation 12,000-40,000, 1979-1993 Instructor, Political Cartooning, University of Minnesota Extension, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, College of St. Thomas, Open U and others, 1979-1984 Editor and Designer, Minneapolis Gay & Lesbian Pride Day Program, 64 pp., 1984 Editorial Cartoonist, Artpaper, Minneapolis, 1984-85 Political Organizer, 1985 Brain Trust Guerrilla Street Theater Troupe, 1981-82 Author and Publisher, Buy This Book, 1979-80 and Buy This Too, 1987 Standup Comic, Dudley Riggs' Theater, Ha! Ha! Club, Scott Hansen's Comedy Gallery and Tapps' Brewery, Minneapolis, and various venues throughout the U.S., 1976, 1979-81 and 1990 Freelance Cartoonist and Illustrator, 1979-1982 Editor, Iowa Editions, TV Guide Magazine, 1978-79 Staff Editorial Cartoonist, Press Connection daily newspaper, Madison, Wisconsin, 1978 Staff Editorial Cartoonist, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Post, 1976-77 and 1972-74 Editorial Page Editor and Columnist, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Post, 1976-77 AP Wire Editor, Minnesota Daily, 1975 Staff Editorial Cartoonist, Bay View High School Oracle student newspaper, 1970-1972 Exhibits More than 50 solo exhibits at galleries in Minneapolis since 1976, including Coffee Gallery, University of Minnesota galleries, St. Luke's Episcopal Church, First Unitarian Society, Espresso Royale, Maravona Coffee House, United States Senator Paul Wellstone Office Reception Area, St. Anthony Main, Augsburg College, Theater in the Round Representation by and Regular Exhibits at Speedboat Gallery, St. Paul, MN, 1988-1996 Group shows and permanent collections, including: Alternative Comic Art Show, Fantagraphics/Artifex Art Museum, Wyman Building, Minneapolis, MN, 1991 Grant Wood Exhibit, Whitney Museum of Art, New York, 1985 National Museum of Cartoon Art and San Francisco Museum of Art Mural commissioned by Kinko's Copies, "Einstein's Blackboard (I Will Not Write E=MC2)", acrylics, 40 x 11 feet, 1985 Publication Cartoons and Illustrations: Newspapers & Magazines: Time magazine, Washington Post, Chicago Sun Times, the Progressive, In These Times, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, New Age Journal, Milwaukee Journal, Minneapolis Star, Minneapolis Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Mpls/St Paul Magazine and more than 300 others Books/Illustrator: Get Off My Brain (McCutcheon, 1997 and 1985), Caricature (Staake, 1992), Clearing the Air (Daniel Schorr, 1976), Caricature and Cartoon Art (Nelson, 1977) and others Books/Author & Designer: BUY THIS BOOK, 212-page book of cartoons and satire, excerpted in Alternative Media magazine (New York), widely reviewed, (1980) and BUY THIS TOO, 192-page book of satire and cartoon art, (1987) Articles/Author: Minnesota Daily, various opinion pieces, 1974-76 and 1999-2000 City Pages, Minneapolis, news stories, calendar blurbs and essays, 1982-91 Alternative Media magazine, New York, two feature articles on political cartooning and media mythmaking, 1981 and 1983 UW-Milwaukee Post student newspaper, biweekly column, 1976-77 Republican News, Belfast, Northern Ireland, series of historical essays, 1975 Special Projects & Achievements Society of Professional Journalists National Award, Best Cartoon, Upper Mid Region, 1997 Producer, "Comic Artists Panel Discussions", "Lyndale Art House", "Gallery Crawl", "Bush Bash 1996", "YOU are a Sexist!" and other art documentary and avant garde television shows, Minneapolis Television Network, 1991-present Minnesota State Arts Board "Artists in Education" juried grants, 1984-1996 Society of Professional Journalists Page One Award, Best Cartoon (Minnesota), 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990 "Pete Wagner Day" in Minnesota, proclaimed by Governor Rudy Perpich, May 1990 Appointed to Minneapolis Arts Commission by City Council for 1984-1985 John Fischetti Award for cartooning, national, honorable mention, 1985 Designer/Organizer, "The Generic Demonstration", 5,000+ participants, mass political performance art event, University of Minnesota and University of Colorado, covered by National Public Radio "All Things Considered", WCCO-TV, KSTP-TV, KARE-TV and KMSP-TV, 1982 Writer, Producer and Performer, "The Un-American Boy!" multimedia lecture performance art presentation, toured 33 colleges in five states, 1979-1981 National "Mark of Excellence" award, first place, Society of Professional Journalists, 1976 Syndication to more than 300 newspapers, 1973-1976 Winner, Univ. of Minn. Student President primary on the "Tupperware Party" ticket, covered by CBS, ABC, NBC and United Press International, 1976 Education Master of Fine Arts Student, Multidisciplinary program, animation and political cartoon emphasis, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, 2000-present (24 credits) Master of Fine Arts Student, Multimedia Design program, University of Minnesota, 1997-present (36 credits) Graduate Student, 10 credits in research methodology and television production/history of television, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, 1977-78 Bachelor's Degree, Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1977 (Dean's Honor List) Additional information available by official transcript to search committees Copyright 2002 by Minne HA! HA! Studios, Minneapolis |