Artistic Career and Achievements:
- Associate Artist, Stirling Studios and Galleries, Estes Park, Colorado (1962-1968)
- Principal Artist, Greig Steiner Gallery and Design Studios (1967 to present)
Teaching Experience:
Greig taught for 15 years at a private school, focusing on "History and Evolution of Picture Framing" and "Evolution of Prints and Printmaking Processes."
Principal Media:
Bronze
Pencil
Painted Glass Murals
Cloisonné for walls
Bonded Marble, Porcelain, and Terra-cotta
Early Design Work:
Greig began designing at the age of four, starting with fashion design, cutting, and sewing costumes. When he was five, while living with his grandmother in Cripple Creek, Colorado, she taught him to sew on a Singer treadle machine, which accelerated the process. In high school, Greig and his classmate Shirley Brain started a successful dress design business, which they continued until they parted ways for different college paths. He also began designing for parties and dances during his freshman year of high school and continues to design for major fundraiser balls and events to this day.
One-Man Shows:
Auslew Gallery, Norfolk, Virginia
Little Creek Officers Club, Norfolk, Virginia (Honored by the Mayor of Virginia Beach to produce the first event after its restoration)
Pasadena Playhouse Museum, California
De La Mano Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona
Norfolk Arts Center, Norfolk, Nebraska
Pisces Club, Washington, D.C.
The Cradle Gallery, Morrison, Colorado
Silver State Bank, Denver, Colorado
Vail Associates Gallery, Vail, Colorado
May Gallery, The Borgata, Scottsdale, Arizona
Stephen De Christopher Galleries, Palm Springs, California
In the 1960s and 70s, Greig and Ann toured the country with a series of privately sponsored one-man shows in businesses and homes, in addition to gallery-sponsored exhibitions. They often held as many as 15 shows in a season.
Showings in Other Major Galleries:
Allied Artists of America Gallery, New York, NY
The Peacock Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona
The Peacock Gallery, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Ranchos Ritz Gallery, Taos, New Mexico
Taos of Sedona, Sedona, Arizona
Among others