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Stevie Woods
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Professor of Drawing and Painting | Cawein Gallery Coordinator
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Warner Hall 14

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Stevie Woods, MFA Professor of Drawing and Painting | Gallery Coordinator, Cawein Gallery

Stevie Woods is a visual explorer whose work in oil and encaustic wax investigates the profound relationships between humanity and the environment. At Pacific University, she serves as the Professor of Drawing and Painting and the Gallery Coordinator for the Cawein Gallery. With 20+ years of experience—including projects featured at the White House—Stevie focuses on cultivating creative growth and fostering community restoration. Her practice is defined by a deep commitment to "the nature of creativity itself," a theme she brings to life through both her classroom instruction and her curated exhibitions. 

You can see Stevie's art here: https://www.steviewoodsart.com 

Read an article on current art project here: Confronting Climate Change with Fire and Wax

Courses Taught:

  • ARTST 221-01- Intro To Painting 
  • ARTST 221-02- Oil Painting
  • ARTST 221-03- Landscape Painting
  • ARTST 210-01- Intro to Drawing
  • ARTST 121-01- Creative Process
  • ARTST 421- Studio IV: Capstone
  • ARTST 372- Interdisciplinary Seminar
  • OPT 545-01- The Art of Seeing for Optometry Students

Student Work Examples:

ARTST 221-02 Intro to Oil Painting- Artist Abigale Morales- Still Life in OilAbigail Morales Still Life in oil

ARTST 210-01- Intro to Drawing- Lindsey Barden- Graphite Pencil DrawingLindsey Barden

ARTST 372- Interdisciplinary Studies: Michelle Do- Mixed Media- Fragmented ReflectionsMichelle Do

 

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In Pacific University Professor Stevie Woods' first solo gallery show "Natural Consequences" viewers are invited to explore the relation between animals and their dwindling natural environment from a new perspective. Through over 30 encaustic wax paintings, Woods illustrates the loss of animals across the globe due to climate change and exploitation while seeking to ask the questions that science hopes to answer.