Rowena Reed Kostellow CV
Rowena Reed Kostellow’s CV from her successful 1981 NEA application
Rowena Reed Kostellow
Education
University of Missouri 1918-1921
Kansas City Art Institute
Art Students League of New York
Studied with:
Alexander Archipenko
Alexander Kostellow
Teaching Experience
Professor – Department of Industrial Design, Pratt Institute
1938-1966 and 1969-1979
Chairman – Department of Industrial Design, Pratt Institute
1962-1966
Advanced classes in sculpture – 1967-1972
Director – Educational exhibition for Pratt Institute – “EXPO 67” Montreal, Canada
Professional Experience
Design Consultant: General Motors Corp. 1954-1955
Donald Desky Associates NYC
United States Glass Co., Tiffin OH
George Kress Associates
Alexander Kostellow Associates
La Verne Associates
Judge:
N.C.B.I. Furniture Awards – New York 1958
Annual Sculpture Show – Pittsburgh, Pa. 1960
Western Pennsylvania Sculpture Exhibition 1960
Annual Art Show – New Canaan, Connecticut 1963
Annual Packaging Awards – New York 1964
Member of “The Committee for American Participation in the Trianale” 1964
Annual Art Exhibition – Hartford, Connecticut 1965
Annual Art Exhibition – (Sautotury, Connecticut 1968 and 197
Lectures:
Boston Institute of Contemporary Art – 1958
Boxiades School of Architecture – Athens, Gdustrial Design, Paris,
International Conference of Societies of France 1963 Design Education in America
Rowena Reed Kostellow, page 2.
Society of Automotive Engineers – Detroit, Michigan 1964
Columbus College of Art – Columbus, Ohio 1967
Kansas City Art Institute – Kansas City, Mo. 1971
Smithsomian Institute, Washington, D.C.
“The Influence of Alexander Archipenko of Twentieth Century Sculpture”
Philadelphia College of Art 1973 Philadelphia, Pa.
Architectural League of New York 1974
Awards
The Faculty Award from Pratt Institute, Founder’s Day, 1972
Award from Industrial Designers Society of America, Mexico, 1972 (first award given to an educator)
Golden Apple Award, 1978, I.D.S.A., New York Chapter of Industrial Designer’s Society of America for outstanding contribution to the field of Industrial Design.
Fellow, Industrial Designers Society of America, November 4, 1981.