Bio
Cameron Schoepp is an Artist and Educator. Schoepp holds an MFA in studio art from Texas Christian University. Professor Schoepp has taught sculpture at TCU in Fort Worth TX since 2003 and previously at the University of Dallas for 13 years.
Cameron Schoepp, an artist living and working in Texas since 1985, has two distinct practices. One as a solo artist and the other, a collaboration known as Jet Construction with Mark Anderson FAIA and Peter Anderson FAIA which launched in 1984 and has grown into ambitious large-scale installations exhibited broadly in the US. Schoepp’s solo practice pulls in closer, employing materials in a matter-of-fact manner to present deceptively simple ideas that increase in complexity as the work unfolds, challenging expectations and using the subsequent discomfort to heighten the personal phenomenological experiences for the viewer.
In 2016, Schoepp, with his late wife, artist Terri Thornton, conceived and built Blind Alley projects ( https://www.blindalleyprojects.com ) a small walk-by-gallery in their neighborhood at the edge of Fort Worth’s cultural district. When it launched in 2020, Blind Alley became unique exhibition space, generating discourse and social opportunities for the DFW art community as well as an enriching experience for passers-by.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
1985 – 1987 MFA Sculpture, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
1980 – 1984 BFA Sculpture and Ceramics, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2024 -Fran Colpitt, you don’t really believe that do you? Fort Worth Contemporary Art, Fort Worth/ San Antonio Texas Upcoming
-Solid State, SITE Gallery, The Silos at Sawyer, Houston, Texas (as
part of Sculpture Month Houston)
2021 Twist, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas Texas, Curator Jed Morse
-notes on drop, Terri Thornton and Cameron Schoepp, prp Gallery, Dallas TX
2019 -Wall Horn, Oresman Gallery, Brown Fine Arts Center, Smith College
Northhampton, MA, A collaborative project with Mark and Peter Anderson
2018 -Broken/Time, Cell Series, Old Jail Art Center, Albany Texas
-Post Colonial, Pop up Gallery, Dallas Texas
2017 -Unexpected, Site 131 gallery, Dallas Texas, Exhibition with Nina
Katchadourian and Jamie Tarazona
-Tensile Strength, SITE Gallery, The Silos at Sawyer, Houston, Texas (as part of Sculpture Month Houston)
2016 The (red.org) Hopper Pavilion Designed and built by Professor Cameron Schoepp along with Anderson Anderson Architects was the Hub of a 3 million dollar fundraising effort at the Dreamforce Conference in San Francisco Oct 4- 7. The project was sponsored by Salesforce and George P Company.
2015 -Resolved Coalescing Continuum, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth, TX
2012 Experiencing Perspective, Mercedes- Benz Headquarters, Fort Worth, TX.
Showmen, Brand 10, Fort Worth, Texas,
Sons and Daughters of the Sun and Star, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, TCU,
Fort Worth, TX
Sons and Daughters of the Sun and Star, Hiroshima City University, Hiroshima, Japan
2011 Spring sculpture Show, TCCNW, Fort Worth, Texas, Curated By Fred Spaulding.
Modern Ruin II, Quick and Dirty, Fort Worth, TX, Curated by Thomas Feulmer and Christina Rees.
2010 Modern Ruin, Washington Mutual Branch Bank, Dallas Texas, Curated by Thomas Feulmer, and Christina Rees.
Cameron Schoepp, Forum Gallery, Brookhaven College School of Art, Farmers Branch, Dallas, TX
Reunion Sculpture Exhibition: 30 Years Revisited, Abiliene TX
2009 6°of Separation , The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Three Texas Sculptors, East and West Gallery, Texas Woman’s Univeristy, Denton, TX
The Great Texas Sculpture Roundup, Beeville Art Museum, Beeville Texas,
The Art Car Museum, Houston, TX
Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2008 Steve Brudniak / Cameron Schoepp, The Gallery at UTA, Arlington, TX
Reilly Nail Collection, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Pics, University of Texas, Dallas, Richardson, TX, Curated by Fran Colpitt
Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2007 Heist, Southside at Lamar, Dallas TX
Aids Out Reach Exhibition, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth
TX
2006 Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2005 3D on Swiss, The Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, Dallas TX
Double Vision: Exhibiting Contemporary Texas Artists for 25 Years, The Old
Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Space Invaders, Eugene Binders Gallery, Marfa TX,
Main Gallery, University of Texas, Dallas, Richardson TX
Founder Eye, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Faculty Show, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
A Friend Indeed, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas TX
2004 Abilene Outdoor Sculpture Tour, Everman Park, Abilene TX
Sculpture Vision, North Harris College, Houston TX
Cameron Schoepp, Untitled [Artspace], Oklahoma OK
Cameron Schoepp, One City Center Lobby, Houston TX
One Hundred Drawings, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
Room To Breathe, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
2003 Terri Thornton and Cameron Schoepp, Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston, TX
Faculty Show, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
2002 Essential Space, McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, TX
The Chicago International Sculpture Exhibition, Pier Walk 2002, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL, Curated by David Hickey
Domestic, Arlington Art Museum, Arlington, TX
Containing Space, The Art Corridor II, Tarrant County College SE, Arlington, TX
Small, NRH Gallery, North Richland Hills, TX
2001 F/X, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
2000 Vision & Movement 2002; Public Art/Public Transit, The Gallery at UTA, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
Plunge, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
2nd Sculpture Symposium, Public creation of Stone Sculpture for Fort Worth area parks & Botanic Garden, Fort Worth, TX
COMMISSIONS
2016 The red.org hopper was funded by The Salesforce Company with a final
construction and installation.
2009 In-kind donation for fabrication of the steel elements of the collaborative “Green Pavilion Project” in conjunction with TCU’s Institute of Environmental
Sciences.
In-kind donation for architectural design and drawings for the collaborative “Green Pavilion Project” in conjunction with TCU’s Institute of Environmental
Sciences
2008 Stone benches for Asian collection room, Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Topiary, Watters Creek, Allen TX
A stone fountain and seating area for mixed use development.
Institutional Memory, Concordia University Chicago, River Forest IL
Outdoor bronze sculpture in Memory of Dr. Leonard Schoepp
Cameron Schoepp is an Artist and Educator. Schoepp holds an MFA in studio art from Texas Christian University. Professor Schoepp has taught sculpture at TCU in Fort Worth TX since 2003 and previously at the University of Dallas for 13 years.
Cameron Schoepp, an artist living and working in Texas since 1985, has two distinct practices. One as a solo artist and the other, a collaboration known as Jet Construction with Mark Anderson FAIA and Peter Anderson FAIA which launched in 1984 and has grown into ambitious large-scale installations exhibited broadly in the US. Schoepp’s solo practice pulls in closer, employing materials in a matter-of-fact manner to present deceptively simple ideas that increase in complexity as the work unfolds, challenging expectations and using the subsequent discomfort to heighten the personal phenomenological experiences for the viewer.
In 2016, Schoepp, with his late wife, artist Terri Thornton, conceived and built Blind Alley projects ( https://www.blindalleyprojects.com ) a small walk-by-gallery in their neighborhood at the edge of Fort Worth’s cultural district. When it launched in 2020, Blind Alley became unique exhibition space, generating discourse and social opportunities for the DFW art community as well as an enriching experience for passers-by.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
1985 – 1987 MFA Sculpture, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
1980 – 1984 BFA Sculpture and Ceramics, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2024 -Fran Colpitt, you don’t really believe that do you? Fort Worth Contemporary Art, Fort Worth/ San Antonio Texas Upcoming
-Solid State, SITE Gallery, The Silos at Sawyer, Houston, Texas (as
part of Sculpture Month Houston)
2021 Twist, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas Texas, Curator Jed Morse
-notes on drop, Terri Thornton and Cameron Schoepp, prp Gallery, Dallas TX
2019 -Wall Horn, Oresman Gallery, Brown Fine Arts Center, Smith College
Northhampton, MA, A collaborative project with Mark and Peter Anderson
2018 -Broken/Time, Cell Series, Old Jail Art Center, Albany Texas
-Post Colonial, Pop up Gallery, Dallas Texas
2017 -Unexpected, Site 131 gallery, Dallas Texas, Exhibition with Nina
Katchadourian and Jamie Tarazona
-Tensile Strength, SITE Gallery, The Silos at Sawyer, Houston, Texas (as part of Sculpture Month Houston)
2016 The (red.org) Hopper Pavilion Designed and built by Professor Cameron Schoepp along with Anderson Anderson Architects was the Hub of a 3 million dollar fundraising effort at the Dreamforce Conference in San Francisco Oct 4- 7. The project was sponsored by Salesforce and George P Company.
2015 -Resolved Coalescing Continuum, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth, TX
2012 Experiencing Perspective, Mercedes- Benz Headquarters, Fort Worth, TX.
Showmen, Brand 10, Fort Worth, Texas,
Sons and Daughters of the Sun and Star, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, TCU,
Fort Worth, TX
Sons and Daughters of the Sun and Star, Hiroshima City University, Hiroshima, Japan
2011 Spring sculpture Show, TCCNW, Fort Worth, Texas, Curated By Fred Spaulding.
Modern Ruin II, Quick and Dirty, Fort Worth, TX, Curated by Thomas Feulmer and Christina Rees.
2010 Modern Ruin, Washington Mutual Branch Bank, Dallas Texas, Curated by Thomas Feulmer, and Christina Rees.
Cameron Schoepp, Forum Gallery, Brookhaven College School of Art, Farmers Branch, Dallas, TX
Reunion Sculpture Exhibition: 30 Years Revisited, Abiliene TX
2009 6°of Separation , The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Three Texas Sculptors, East and West Gallery, Texas Woman’s Univeristy, Denton, TX
The Great Texas Sculpture Roundup, Beeville Art Museum, Beeville Texas,
The Art Car Museum, Houston, TX
Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2008 Steve Brudniak / Cameron Schoepp, The Gallery at UTA, Arlington, TX
Reilly Nail Collection, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Pics, University of Texas, Dallas, Richardson, TX, Curated by Fran Colpitt
Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2007 Heist, Southside at Lamar, Dallas TX
Aids Out Reach Exhibition, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth
TX
2006 Insights Artists of the TCU Art Faculty Faculty Art Exhibition J.M. Moudy Gallery, TCU, Fort Worth, TX
2005 3D on Swiss, The Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, Dallas TX
Double Vision: Exhibiting Contemporary Texas Artists for 25 Years, The Old
Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Space Invaders, Eugene Binders Gallery, Marfa TX,
Main Gallery, University of Texas, Dallas, Richardson TX
Founder Eye, The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Faculty Show, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
A Friend Indeed, Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas TX
2004 Abilene Outdoor Sculpture Tour, Everman Park, Abilene TX
Sculpture Vision, North Harris College, Houston TX
Cameron Schoepp, Untitled [Artspace], Oklahoma OK
Cameron Schoepp, One City Center Lobby, Houston TX
One Hundred Drawings, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
Room To Breathe, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
2003 Terri Thornton and Cameron Schoepp, Gallery Sonja Roesch, Houston, TX
Faculty Show, The University Art Gallery, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
2002 Essential Space, McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, TX
The Chicago International Sculpture Exhibition, Pier Walk 2002, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL, Curated by David Hickey
Domestic, Arlington Art Museum, Arlington, TX
Containing Space, The Art Corridor II, Tarrant County College SE, Arlington, TX
Small, NRH Gallery, North Richland Hills, TX
2001 F/X, Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
2000 Vision & Movement 2002; Public Art/Public Transit, The Gallery at UTA, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
Plunge, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
2nd Sculpture Symposium, Public creation of Stone Sculpture for Fort Worth area parks & Botanic Garden, Fort Worth, TX
COMMISSIONS
2016 The red.org hopper was funded by The Salesforce Company with a final
construction and installation.
2009 In-kind donation for fabrication of the steel elements of the collaborative “Green Pavilion Project” in conjunction with TCU’s Institute of Environmental
Sciences.
In-kind donation for architectural design and drawings for the collaborative “Green Pavilion Project” in conjunction with TCU’s Institute of Environmental
Sciences
2008 Stone benches for Asian collection room, Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX
Topiary, Watters Creek, Allen TX
A stone fountain and seating area for mixed use development.
Institutional Memory, Concordia University Chicago, River Forest IL
Outdoor bronze sculpture in Memory of Dr. Leonard Schoepp