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JON HENRY, born in Philadelphia, Pa., 1916. Studicd at Philadelpnaia School
Industrial Arts and with painter, Abe Hankins. Moved to New York City in 19
Studied at the New School with Rudolph Arnheim and Louis Schanker; and at the
studio of Robert Motherwell. A member of Camino Gallery 1958-63; American Gallery
1963-68. Fifty-two paintings destroyed in studio fire 1968. In 1969 came to

SUNY at Albany as Project Director, designer for ECC.

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Advertising design for: Harcourt-—Srace Publishing, Dell Publishing, Mademoiselle
Magazine, Science and Technology Magazine, Sports Tilustrated Magazine, Hlectronics
Magazine, Modern Plastics Magazine, Simmons ifachine Tools, G.i.~-Buick Division,
IBM France, IBM Great Britain, CBS Radio, RCA Records, MGM Records, United Artists—
Records, Columbia Records, Merck Laboratories, Hoffman LaRoche Labs., Warner Bros.

Vine Arts Activity:

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1946 Brooklyn Museum First Annual Print Show—Purchase Award
Philadelphia Print Club
1953 Adelphi College
Hofstra Colleges
1956 Sunken Meadow Gallery, NY
Riverside lluseum
1957 City Center Gallery
Country Art Gallery, Westbury, NY
1958 Camino Gallery
Hudson River Museum
Wilson College, Pa.
1959 N.Y.U. Loeb Student Center
1960 Camino Gallery
1963 Silvermine (Conn.)14th Annual
American Gallery, NYC
1964 American Gallery, NYC
ATA Fund Raising Show
1966 Four Men at American
Third Chelsea Art Festival
1967 Artists & Collectors Benefit for City of Florence, ltaly
1968 Chelsea Annual

One ilan Shows:
1958 Sunken Meadow Gallery, Kings Park, NY
1959 Camino Gallery, NYC
1961 Sunken Meadow Gallery, Kings Park, NY
1961 Camino Gallery, NYC
1962 City Lights Gallery, San Francisco
1963 American Gallery, WNYC
1965 American Gallery, NYC

Represented in the Print Collections of Brooklyn Museum and New York Public
Library. Art Lending Services of the Museum of Modern Art 1960 & 1964;
Oakland Art Museum (Calif.) 1962; Baltimore Art Museum 1964; and Knox~Albright
Gallery 1966. Paintings and Collages in many private collections.


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JON HENRY, born in Philadelphia, Pa., 1916. Studied at Philadelphia School or
Tndustrial Arts and with painter, Abe Hankins. Moved to New York City in 1946..
Studied at the New School with Rudolph Arnheim and Louis Schankerj and at the
studio of Robert Motherwell. A member of Camino Gallery 1958-63; American Gallery
1963-68. Fifty-two paintings destroysd in studio fire 1968. In 1969 came to

SUNY at Albany as Project Director, designer for ECC.

Advertising design for: Harcourt-Brace Publishing, Dell Publishing, Mademoiselle
Magazine, Science and Technology Magazine, Sports Illustrated Magazine, Electronics
Magazine, Modern Plastics Magazine, Simmons Machine Tools, G.M.--Buick Division,
TBM France, IBM Great Britain, CBS Radio, RCA Records, MGM Records, United Artists-—
Records, Columbia Records, Merck Laboratories, Hoffman Lakoche Labs., Warner Bros,

Fine Arts Activity:

Group Shows: L
1946 Brooklyn Museum First Annual Print Show--Purchase Award
Philadelphia Print Club
1953 Adelvhi College
Hofstra Colleges
1956 Sunken Meadow Gallery, NY
Riverside Ifseum
1957 City Center Gallery 7
Country Art Gallery, Westbury, NY
1958 Camino Gallery
Hudson River Museum
Wilson College, Pa.
1959 W.Y.U. Loeb Student Center
1960 Camino Gallery
1963 Silvermine (Conn.)14th Annual
American Gallery, NYC
1964 American Gallery, NYC
ATA Fund Raising Show
1966 Four Men at American
Third Chelsea Art Festival
1967 Artists & Collectors Benefit for City of Florence, Italy

1968 Chelsea Annual

One Man Shows:
1958 Sunken Meadow Gallery, Kings Park, NY
1959 Camino Gallery, NYC
1961 Sunken Meadow Gallery, Kings Park, KY
1961 Camino Gallery, NYC
1962 City Lights Gallery, San Francisco
1963 American Gallery, NYC
1965 American Gallery, NYC

Represented in the Print Collections of Brooklyn iiuseum and New York Public
Library. Art Lending Services of the Museum of Modern Art 1960 & 1964;
Oakland Art Museum (Calif.) 1962; Baltimore Art Museum 1964; and Knox—Albright
Gallery 1966. Paintings and Collages in many private collections.


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H. David Van Dyck, Director, Community Relations
SU NYA Nathalie E. Lampman, Director, Information Services
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY

ENVIRONMENTAL SLIDES TO BE SHOWN IN NEVADA

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Five photo essays on "Our Aesthetic Environment,
screen slide and music presentation created by Jon Henry, designer
and photographer in the Educational Communication Center at
State University of New York at Albany, will be shown Apr. 10
at the 50th Anniversary Convention of the Association for Educational
Communications and Technology, Las Vegas Convention Center, Nev.

The essays were inspired by work Mr. Henry did with Edward
Cowley, chairman of the university's art department, for the latter's
course, ''The Environment As Art.'' The photo essays already have
been used by the art department and the Environmental Forum on
the campus.

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March 29, 1973

1400 Washington Ave., Albany, New York 12222 * Area Code 518 457-4901 * 02 « 03


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