Credentials


Emily Cavender is a future art educator and multidisciplinary artist who focuses on the surreal and imaginative mindset. She believes that realism does not always equal creativity and that thinking outside the box creates ingenuity.

Experience

Studio Assistant

Matt Kaplinsky Studio

Work around the studio on things varying from building frames and canvases to assisting artist with media related content.

Art Education Volunteer

Greater Denton Arts Council

Led art education classes, and camps throughout the summer.

Education 

University of North Texas

Art Education major 
2018-present 

New York Academy of Art

Undergraduate Summer Residency Program 
July 2021- August 2021

Solo Exhibitions 

 Shared Connections

Armadillo Ale Works. Denton, TX

March 26 -April 21 , 2020

Group Shows

University of North Texas Union Gallery

Three fibers pieces August 22-September 8, 2022

Paul Voertman Annual Competition 

Cora Stafford Gallery UNT
January 24-Febuary 10, 2022

Anthropology

TVAA Art Gallery, Dallas Tx Texas Visual Arts Association 
January 3-February 1 2020

HALCYON

Lamar street, Dallas TX
December 6-January 3rd 2019/2020

CONDUIT

Frisco Discovery Center, Frisco, TX
 August 1 -August 30 . 2019

FRUIT PUNCH

Armadillo Ale Works. Denton, TX
May 24-July 1 2019

Re.Fresh

UNT CoLab Gallery Denton TX
online as well (Ongoing)

Works on Paper TVAA Gallery 

Online (Ongoing)


Publications

DALLAS CONTEMPORARY

College Night Gallery September 14th 2019

OVER MAGAZINE

Graphic design and Visual Arts Chair, From The Outside In- spread with writing, December 6 2019

ART FOLIO ANNUAL BOOK

Features Used, But Not Surprised October 2019
   
                                                                                                                                             

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