Rose Cabat  
   
Born:  1914 in New York City, N.Y.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
1987 Tucson Museum of Art, Arizona, “Rose and Erni Cabat Retrospective.” January – March
1986 Gallery Indigenous, Armadale. Malbourne, Australia. October
  Modernism: A Century of Style & Design: 1860 – 1960 New York. November
1985 “Women Who Create” (invitational), Flagstaff, Arizona.  May – June
1984 Tucson Museum of Art, Arizona, “Happy Birthday Arizona.” February – April
  Gallerie D. H. Sawyer, Paris, France, Invitational Exhibition. March
1983 College of Wooster Art Museum, Ohio, “Functional Ceramics.”
  Three-museum tour: Gallerie Inge Donath, Cologne, Germany
1982 Musee Des Arts Decoratifs De la Ville, DeLausanne, Switzerland (invitational). February – April
  Sylvia Ullman’s American Crafts, Cleveland, Ohio. March
Utah State University, Logan, “Eleventh Annual Ceramics West Exhibition.” October- November
1981 Wichita Art Association, Kansas, “Decorative Arts-Ceramics Retrospective Exhibition.” March – April
  Diamonds Department Store, Tucson, Arizona. July – September
1980 Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, “Tabriz VII.” February
  Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., “American Porcelain: New Expressions in an Ancient Art.” National tour
  Beverly Haas Gallery 191 Presidential Blvd., Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania
1979 College of Wooster, Ohio, “Functional Ceramics invitational.” April – May
  Copper Craft Show, Santa Cruz Valley Art Association, Tubac Center of the Arts, Arizona
1977 Union Gallery, University of Kansas, Lawrence, “1977 National Cone Box Show.” National Tour
  Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania, “Philadelphia Craft Annual.” (invitational)
1975 Tucson Museum of Art, Arizona, “Women/Arizona.” March – April
  Fairtree Gallery, New York, Miniature “feelie” exhibition. April – May
  Traveling Smithsonian Institution exhibition at Phoenix Art Museum, Arizona. November
1974 American Crafts Council, New York, “Christmas Ceramic Show.” November –   January
1973 One-person exhibition, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Utah
  John Michael Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, National Ceramics Exhibition
  The Government of the Province of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, “Ceramics International ’73.”
  The Hand and The Spirit Gallery, “Rose Cabat Bowl Show.” Scottsdale, Arizona
1972 California State College, Long Beach, “The Intricate Object.” Jan. – Feb.
  Wisconsin State University, Whitewater, “Fourth Annual Whitewater Ceramic Invitational.” February
  One-person exhibition, Pensacola Junior College, Florida. February
  One-person exhibition in Brazil courtesy USIS. Traveled to Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Bahia and Porto Alegre. May – June
  Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., One-person invitational. April – Dec.
  Iran-American Society (invitational), Tehran, Iran.
1970 Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Encounter Arizona Craft.” March. (Award)
1969 ASNA, Tucson, Arizona. January. (Award)
  Lee Nordness Galleries, New York, Craft Exhibit. January
  Honolulu Academy of Art, Hawaii, “The Excellence of the Object.” (Invitational) National Tour
  Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico. June – Sept. (Award)
  Prieto Memorial Collection, Mills College, Oakland, California. August
  Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., “Objects, U.S.A.: The Johnson Wax Collection.” National Tour
1968 Wichita Art Association, Kansas, “Twentieth Annual National Exhibition.”
  The Egg and the Eye Gallery, Los Angeles, California. (Invitational) March
  Interfaith Southwestern Religious and Liturgical Art Festival, Tucson, Arizona. March – April
  Phoenix Art Museum, Arizona, “Tenth Arizona Annual.” June – July. (Honorable mention)
1967 Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, “Decorative Crafts.” Jan. – Feb. (Award)
  “Media.” Walnut Creek, California. April – May. (Honorable mention)
  Phoenix Art Museum, “Ninth Arizona Annual.” June – July. (Permanent Collection and AID award)
  Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, “Southwestern Craftsmen’s Exhibition.” July – September. (Honorable mention)
  Salt Lake Art Center, Utah, “International Craft.” November – December
  Delaware Art Center, Wilmington, “Contemporary Crafts.” November – December
  Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, “Color Pots.” December. (Invitational)
1966 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California, “Craftsmen U.S.A.”
  Museum West, San Francisco, California. Two-year traveling show.
  Wichita Art Association, Kansas, “Nineteenth Annual National Exhibition.” April – May
  Yuma Fine Arts Association, Arizona, “First Southwestern Invitational.” May
  State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Summer invitational.
  Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock and Phoenix Museum, Arizona, “Eight Arizona Annual.”
  Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York, “Twenty-fourth Ceramic International.” May
  State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls and Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Tale of Two Cities.” July – November
1965 “Media.” Walnut Creek, California. February
  Art Gallery, Scripps Collage, Claremont, California, “Twenty-second Annual Invitational.” March – April
  Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, “Ceramics, the New and the Old: Second Heard Museum Invitational.” March – April
  Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Arizona Crafts ’65.” (Cash award, AIA award)
  Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico, “ Southwestern Craftsmen.” June – September (honorable mentions)
  Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, “Far Western Designer-Craftsmen Invitational.” October
  Ceramic League of Miami, Florida, “Seventh National Ceramic Exhibition.” November
1964 Wichita Art Association, Kansas, “Eighteenth Annual National Exhibition.” April – May. (Purchase award)
  Century 21, Seattle, Washington, “First Annual Western Craft Competition.” June – September
  St. Paul Art Center, Minnesota, “Fiber, Clay and Metal.” November – December (Two purchase awards)
  Achievement award, Purchase award – Catherine Lancaster Memorial award.
  “Fifth Annual Arizona Designer-Craftsmen Exhibition.” Scottsdale, Arizona. November – December
  Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York, “Twenty-third Ceramic International.” November – January
1963 Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Arizona Crafts, ’63.” February – March
  Arizona State Fair, Phoenix.  April – May
  Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, “First Heard Museum Invitational.” October
1962 Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, “Third Annual Arizona Designer-Craftsmen.”
  St. Paul Art Center, Minnesota, “Fiber, Clay and Metal.” (Award)
1961 Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York, “Contemporary Crafts of the Far West.” September – November
  Crafts of Western United States, Del Mar, California
1960 Laguna Beach Art Gallery, California, “Media Arts Explored.” Invitational
  San Diego County Fair, Del Mar, California. Invitational
  Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, “First Arizona Designer-Craftsmen Invitational.” Also shown at the University of Arizona Museum of Art.
  Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Crafts in Arizona.” February
  University of Arizona Museum of Art, “ADC First Craft Exhibition.” April
  Arizona State Fair, Phoenix, Arizona.  April – May
1959 Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Crafts in Tucson.” January – February
  Arizona State Fair, Phoenix. October
1958 Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Discover Crafts Exhibition.” February – March. (Honorable mention)
  Syracuse Museum of Art, New York, “Twentieth Ceramic International.” October – December
1957 Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Tucson Crafts in Use.” January. (Award)
1956 Exhibition Temple Fine Arts Gallery, Tucson, Arizona. December
  University of Arizona Student Union, Tucson. December
  Tucson Art Center, Arizona, “Tenth Annual Independent Open Show.” October. (Award)
  Syracuse Museum of Art, New York, “Nineteenth Ceramic National.” November – December
  Arizona State Fair, Phoenix. October. (First Prize)
1955 Pima County Fair, Tucson, Arizona. October
1954 St. Paul Art Center, Minnesota. December
  Tucson Art Center, Arizonan, “Tucson Crafts in Use.” December
1952 Arizona State Fair, Phoenix. April – May
  Tucson Fine Arts Association, Arizona, “Second Annual Festival Art Exhibit.”
1951 Tucson Fine Arts Association, Arizona, Craft Show. November – December. (Award)
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Sunset Magazine, April, 1986, Page 245.
Tucson Lifestyle Magazine, February, 1986, Cover.
The Age, Melbourne, Australia, December 15, 1985.
Women Who Create (catalogue), Flagstaff, Arizona, May, 1985.
Sunset Magazine, March, 1985, Page 228.
Tucson Guide, Fall – Winter, 1985, Cover, Pages 47 – 51.
Tucson Combined Professional Arts Program, Tucson Symphony, Arizona Theatre Company, Arizona Opera, Arizona Ballet Theatre, 1984 – 1985, Covers.
Arizona Daily Star, Sunday Supplement, “Weddings ’84,” January 29, 1984, Cover.
Ceramic Monthly Magazine, October, 1983, Page 36.
Tucson Lifestyle Magazine, July – August, 1983, Cover, Page 60.
Arizona Daily Star, “Faith and Art,” Lifestyle, Section D, Page 1.
Arizona Arts and Lifestyle, Winter 1982.
American Craft, April – May, 1982, Page 86.
Arizona Arts and Lifestyle, February, 1982, Page 78.
Musee Des Arts Decoratifs, De la Ville de Lausanne, Switzerland: Catalogue. Feb – April, 1982.
Harold’s Herald, Reno, Nevada, November, 1981, Cover, Page 2.
Commodities Magazine, August, 1981, Cover.
Nevada Magazine, “Comstock Impressions,” July – August, 1981, Page 87.
Gazette-Journal, Reno, Nevada, “Casinos as Objects D’Art?,” March 31, 1981, Page 3F.
Nevada Magazine, March, 1981, Front and Back Covers.
Indianapolis Magazine, Guide to Living, February, 1981, Cover and Page 16a.
Porcelain, Jan Axel and Karen McCready (Watson-Guptill, 1981).
American Porcelain: New Expressions in an Ancient Art, Lloyd E. Herman (Timber Press, 1980), Page 23.
Studio Potter, Volume 8 #2, July, 1980, Pages 24, 25.
Indianapolis News, Indiana, “Traveler Fosters Creativity,” May 5, 1980, Page 11
Arizona Dispatch, Casa Grande, Arizona, “Artist of the Year,” Mach25, 1980, Page 5.
Southwest Art Magazine, “Line and the Stories it Can Tell,” R. M. Quinn, February, 1980, Pages 70 – 77.
The College of Wooster (Ohio), April, 1979, Catalogue, Page 39.
The Daily Record, Wooster, Ohio, April 6, 1979.
Contemporary Ceramic Techniques, John W. Conrad, (Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1979), Crystalline Section.
Tucson Citizen, Focus, February 2, 1979, Section B, Page 1.
La Luz Magazine, December 1978, Cover, Pages 15 – 17.
Arizona Daily Star, “Momentarian,” September 17, 1978, Section G., Page 1.
Ceramics Monthly Magazine, September, 1978, Page 81.
The Washington Post, August 3, 1978, Page 3.
The Container Book, Thelma R. And Jay Hartley Newman, (1977), Page 246.
Ceramics Monthly Magazine, “Arizona Designer-Craftsmen,” April. 1977, Page 91.
Scottsdale Daily Progress, December 14, 1975, Page 30.
The Arizona Post, “Local Artists Tour Israel with Brush,” June 1, 1973, Page 9.
Tucson Daily Citizen, “At the Galleries,” April 24, 1973, Page 20.
Salt Lake Tribune, Utah, January 28, 1973.
The Tehran Journal, Iran, November 24, 1972.
Arizona Daily Star, Lifestyle Section, “Tucsonan in Brazil,” August 20 1972, Section D. Page 11.
Craft Horizons, January – February, 1970, Page 8.
Buying Art on a Budget, Joanne Eagle, (1968), Page 359.
American Home Magazine, “Today’s Originals,” October, 1967, Page 9.
Los Angeles Times, Home Section, March 26, 1967, Pages, 14, 17.
Arizona Daily Star, “Art Center Show,” November 4, 1966
The College Eye, Cedar Falls, Iowa, “Sculpture Feelies, and ‘Animools’ in Art Exhibiti,” July 22, 1966, Page 1.
The College Eye, Cedar Falls, Iowa, “Creativity, Wonder Urged by Visiting Art Profesor,” July 8, 1966, Page 1.
Los Angeles Times, Home Section, February 27, 1966, Pages 60, 61.
Ceramics Monthly Magazine, October, 1965, Cover, Pages 5, 26.
Tucson Daily Citizen, “New Fountain Downtown,” April 12, 1965, Page 12.
Phoenix Gazette, “Crafts Take Fun Twist,” March 31, 1965, Page 67.
Arizona Republic, “Culture in Clay,” March 14, 1965, Cover, Pages 2, 41, 43.
Tucson Daily Citizen, “The Turn of the Wheel,” January 30, 1965.
Arizona Daily Star, March 25, 1962, Section C, Page 1, 11.
Correio Braziliense, Brasilia, Brazil, April, 1960.
Arizona Daily Star, February 16, 1958, Section D, Page 12.
Arizona Daily Star, February 9, 1958, Section B, Page 9.