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David T. Mayernik

EXHIBITIONS

Work in Fresco, Bond Hall, University of Notre Dame, Aug.–Sept. 2010
Imitate, Emulate, Invent; one-person exhibit at Norfolk Academy, Virginia, Oct.–Dec. 2009
Palladio & American Classicism, traveling exhibit organized by the ICA&CA, Fall 2008
New Palladians, London, Fall 2008
Plein air paintings from Rome, summer 2006 and spring 2005, with Mia Weiner, at the following venues:
East Side Antiques and Fine Art fair, New York, October 2006
Chaiwalla Tea Room, Salisbury, CT, December 2006

Three Generations of Classical Architects, Snite Museum of Art, Univ. of Notre Dame, Oct. 2005
Epiphanies of Beauty, Center for Ethics and Culture, University of Notre Dame, Nov. 2004
Civic Art, National Civic Art Society, Washington, D.C., April 2004
Timeless Cities, TASIS The American School in England, Dec. 2003
Timeless Cities, School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, Nov. 2003
Ten Years of Classicism: The Institute for Classical Architecture, New York, Oct. 2002
The Church in the City of the IIIrd Millennium, Rome, December 2000
The Other Modern, Bologna, March 2000
Derriere Guard, San Francisco, November 1999
Reconquering Sacred Space, Rome, October 1999
A New Renaissance, Lugano, Switzerland, June 1999 [Organizer]
Derriere Guard, The Kitchen, SoHo, New York, March 1997
A Vision of Europe, Bologna, Italy, Spring 1996
Faculty Show, New York Academy of Art, Fordham Univ. Gallery, Dec. 1995–Feb. ‘96
The Art of Building Cities, Chicago Cultural Center, June 1995
New York School of Interior Design, April 1995
Angels, Cristinerose Gallery, New York, December 1994–January 1995
Lucy B. Campbell Gallery, London 1992-3
The Artist as Decorator, New York School of Interior Design, April-May 1992 (Exhibitor and Co-Curator)
Villa Don Giovanni, Stubbs Books & Prints, New York, November 1991
Harmony & Invention, Stubbs Books & Prints, New York, October 1990
Work from Rome, The Graham Foundation, Chicago, July 11–August 2, 1990
Spring Show, The American Academy in Rome, May/June 1989
Philadelphia City Hall Competition, April 1988
Rizzoli Gallery, Chicago, June 1987
The Baroque: Its Power Today, The San Francisco Architectural Club, April 1987
The Robert Thomson Gallery, Minneapolis, July 1986

RESEARCH GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS

1993 The Gabriel Prize, for three months of research in France, May to August, to study the work of Charles LeBrun

1992-93 Graham Foundation Research Grant

“The City as Memory Theater and Architecture as Allegory”, published by Il Bosco e La Nave publishers, Rome, in connection with the conference “The Church in the City of the IIIrd Millennium”, Dec. 2000

1988-89 American Academy in Rome, Steedman Fellowship in Architecture (Winner of the Steedman Fellowship Design Competition)

Project to redesign the Via della Conciliazione; produced over 40 sketches of sites in Italy

1989 Graham Foundation Travel Grant

Study focused on Baroque fresco cycles, both their composition (formally and iconographically) and their technique; secondary topic examined ritual processions in Renaissance Florence and Venice