Ms
Humay’s artworks are in private and corporate collections:
Cole Taylor Bank Collection, International Travel, Harris Bank, Illinois Bell, College
of Lake County, and Household International. Her art is in the Bauhaus Archive in Germany
and Chicago Historical Society and University of Illinois Archives.
Her
individual exhibitions in the Chicago area include Portals
Gallery, Arc Gallery, Garrett Gallery Northwestern, Deerpath
Gallery, University of Illinois Champaign, and Elgin Symphony.
In Florida, she had one-person exhibitions at Catch 22 Gallery
in St. Augustine and at the Frizzell Gallery in Fort Myers.
Currently, Elisa Tucci Contemporary Art Gallery in New York, NY represents her artwork. Ms. Humay shows in major juried
and invitational exhibitions nationwide gaining numerous awards and purchase awards. Her most recent awards are "Award for Excellence" at the CPSA International Exhibition in Bethesda, MD and "1st Place" at Midwest Color held in Illinois. She earned her 5-year merit signature
status with the Colored Pencil Society of America, CPSA.
Her
art is published in Art at Cole Taylor Bank Collection Catalogue, Colored Pencil Explorations, Northlight
2003, Best of Colored Pencil III and V, Rockport, 1996 &
1999, and in the March 2005 issue of The Artist's Magazine.
Ms. Humay received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute
of Chicago, and MS from the Illinois Institute of Technology. She
did Post Graduate Study at Charles University, Prague, Czech
Republic.
She is a juried member of Landscape Artists International. She
worked as Co-Director for ARC Gallery, Chicago, and as Public
Relations Director for the Colored Pencil
Society of
America's National Governing Board.
Ms. Humay is Visiting Artist Instructor for the Morton Arboretum in Illinois 2007 and 2008. She teaches art at
the Peninsula Art School in Door County WI and at The
Art Center in Highland Park IL. She taught drawing
at a college in Illinois, was workshop instructor at the
CPSA national convention in Memphis in 2004, has lectured
and taught at universities, museums, and art councils and judges for art awards.
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