11 West 53 Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 Tel. 245-3200
Presented by The Harlem School of The Arts, Created and sponsored by The Museum of Modern Art
BETTY BLAYTON TAYLOR
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Professional Background
Secretary to Board of Trustees, Studio Museum in Harlem (since I965)
Consultant to The Counterpoints Guild for "Counterpoints 23" exhibition
at Lever House, March I6 - 30, I969
Consultant, Board of Education, Special Art Projects, P.S. 92, District No. 6,
New York City.(l968).
Supervisor of Graphics and Plastics, Arts and Culture, Haryou-Act, New York City
(1961^-66).
Recreation Leader, Callagy Hall, Department of Welfare, New York City (l96l-6if).
Art Instructor, Charlotte Amalie High School, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands (I96O-6I).
General Illustrator, General Services Administration, U.S. Government, Washington,
D.C. (1959-60).
Exhibitions
1968
"8x8", Riverside Museum, New York City
1968
"Six Painters", MARC, New York City
1968
One-man show, Capricorn Gallery, New York City
1968
"30 Contemporary Black Artists", Minneapolis, Minnesota.
by Ruder and Finn,
1968
"Fifteen New Voices", American Greeting Card Gallery, New York City.
Organized by Ruder and Finn.
1967
Lever House, New York City
1966
One-man show, Capricorn Gallery, New York City
1963
One-man show, Adair Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia
i960
One-man show, St. Thomas Gallery, Virgin Islands
Organized
Community Advisory Board: Mr. Theodor Gunn, Mrs. Doris Haywood, Mr. Charles Innis, Mrs. Kenneth Marshall,
Mrs. Nona Pierce, Mrs. Malikah Rahman, Miss Vivian Rogers, Mrs. Joan Sandler, Mr. William Songer,
Mrs. Melba Taylor, Mrs. Lydia Thaxan, Mr. Wendall Wray. Ex Officio: Miss Dorothy Maynor, Mrs. Betty Blayton Taylor.
Community Consultants: Mr. Romare Bearden, Dr. Mamie Clark, Dr. Kenneth Clark, Mrs. Ida Cuilen Cooper,
Mrs. Jean Hudson, Dr. Kenneth Marshall, Mr. Cyril Tyson.
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Exhibitions (continued)
1959
Collectors Comer Gallery, Washington, D.C,
Education
B.F.A., 1959, Syracuse University
Art Students League
Brooklyn ^fclseum School
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