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Mauren Antkowski Skype: Mantkowski8 Tel: +1 412-918-9886 Email: Mauren.A.A@Gmail.Com Web: Maurenantkowski.Com Art Educator Artist Photographer Mauren Antkowski Skype: mantkowski8 Tel: +1 412-918-9886 Email: [email protected] Web: maurenantkowski.com Art Educator Artist Photographer VISUAL ARTS Drawing, painting, printmaking (including intaglio, lithography, serigraphy), 2 & 3D mixed media, ceramics, book arts, film and digital photography. DESIGN Video production, web design and digital imaging using Adobe Creative MEDIA & TECH Suite. Experienced in educational administration and teaching with Microsoft Office, SmartSync, ActiveInspire, Moodle, Blackboard. LANGUAGES English (native), Spanish (fluent), German (fluent). EDUCATION Master of Arts in Teaching Chatham University 2013 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Carnegie Mellon University 2004 Concentration in Painting, Drawing and Printmaking Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies 2002-2007 Carnegie Mellon University & Community College of Allegheny County CERTIFICATION K-12 Art Instructional I Certification 2013 Pennsylvania Department of Education TEACHING Success Academy Harlem 1 (New York) 2017- EXPERIENCE Plan and teach art scope & sequence to grades K-4. Maintain school aesthetics. Facilitate family and community investment. Bavarian International School, City Campus (Munich) 2015-2017 Developed art program at new school to complement PYP curriculum. Taught art to grades K-5. Oskar Lernt Englisch (Berlin) 2014-2015 Taught English to German-speaking and multi-lingual students ages 2-9, through lessons, games and creative activities. Pittsburgh Science & Technology Academy 2013 Developed lesson plans, taught digital art & photography and provided differentiated instruction to students in grades 6 to 12. Pittsburgh Woolslair & Phillips Elementary 2013 Developed lesson plans, taught art to students in grades K-5. Pittsburgh Brashear High School 2011-12 Supported ceramics classes for grades 9-12, facilitated students in skill and concept-development, maintained studio. Escuelita Yo Puedo & Quinta Los Chavalos (Granada, Nicaragua) 2007- Work with teachers and volunteers to access local resources to strengthen arts programming in under-resourced schools. Winchester Thurston School (Pittsburgh) 2005-11 Developed and taught thematic art classes for grades PreK-2, implemented various creative arts disciplines, literature & multimedia. 1 Mauren Antkowski TEACHING Visiting Artist, PECA, Niños en Acción (Puebla, Mexico) 2006 EXPERIENCE Generated drawing exchange project and commemorative (continued) book between students in USA and Mexico. Teaching Artist, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 2005-10 Taught ages 3-adult, emphasized students’ interests and developed technical skills. Art Educator, Carnegie Museum of Art 2003-05 Developed and taught museum-based curriculum to ages 3-15, organized summative student exhibition. Program Assistant, Carnegie Museum of Art 2001-03 Assisted instructors of 5th and 7th grade art classes, prepared materials, assisted students, organized work for exhibition. INDEPENDENT Artist, photographer, educator, 2003- EXPERIENCE graphic & web designer (USA & Germany) Co-founder & Educator 2007- Granada Arts Education Project (Nicaragua) RELATED Photographer, Museen und Archiv Tempelhof-Schöneberg 2014-2015 EXPERIENCE Photographed events for Stolpersteine memorial project. Designer, Max Planck Institute for Human Development 2013-2015 Created conference materials, logo, presentation materials. Senior Administrative Coordinator, Carnegie Mellon University 2005-13 Maintained website, designed publications and posters, provided academic faculty support for Philosophy Department. Visiting Artist, Pittsburgh CAPA High School 2011 Consulted with high school students in portfolio critique. Photographer/Designer, Ritmo en los Barrios 2010 Produced photography and designed fund-raising calendar. Designer, Building New Hope 2007-10 Created brochure for nonprofit’s alternative gifts campaign. Ceramics Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University 2009 Developed and presented technique for using ceramic decals. Sculpture Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University 2006 Assisted Professor Joseph Mannino with commemorative sculpture. Director, Emma’s Art Gallery 2003 Curated exhibitions and organized openings and special events. Counselor, Muscular Dystrophy Assn. Summer Camp 1999-2005 Provided care and activities for children ages 6-12. SELECTED Max Planck Institute for Human Development 2014 EVENTS Deborah Anne Bowen art exhibition curation and reception ORGANIZED Carnegie Mellon University Philosophy Department Commencement ceremony and various conferences 2006-13 Granada Arts Education Project Benefit Event and Art Exhibition in Pittsburgh 2008-10 Student Art Exhibition in Granada, Nicaragua 2009 2 Mauren Antkowski SELECTED Joseph Edgar & Mauren Antkowski: Recent Photography 2010 EXHIBITIONS Imagebox Gallery (Pittsburgh) CAPA Alumni Show, CAPA School Gallery (Pittsburgh) 2010 Grand Small Works, FUEL Collection (Philadelphia) 2010 17x17 Alumni Ceramics Show 2008 UC Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh) 100% Centennial, Regina Gouger Miller Gallery (Pittsburgh) 2008 Bring It! Trade Fair 2007 Art Performance at Carnegie Mellon University Viewer Discretion 2007 Video screening of “Semiotics of the Bathroom” (Pittsburgh) Industrially Nude, Headquarters Gallery (Pittsburgh) 2006 Seattle Erotic Film Festival 2006 Video screening of “Deglutition” (Seattle) Untitled, Regina Gouger Miller Gallery 2005 Wish You Were Here, AIR Gallery (Brooklyn) 2005-07 110 Percent, Regina Gouger Miller Gallery 2004 Hot Pink Hickeys N’at, The Frame Gallery (Pittsburgh) 2004 You gotta know where you come from to know where you’re going 2003 Foreland Street Gallery (Pittsburgh) Our Trip to Hong Kong, The Frame Gallery 2002 Flesh, The Frame Gallery 2001 Meditative Pieces, Ellis Gallery (Pittsburgh) 2001 Art All Night (Pittsburgh) 1999-2013 AFFILIATIONS Art Commission Member 2014-2015 Max Planck Institute for Human Development Artist Member, Pittsburgh Filmmakers 2005-13 Artist member, Silver Eye Center for Photography 2009-10 COLLECTIONS Carnegie Mellon University, Philosophy Department Offices Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Members Collection Work commissioned and collected privately throughout North & Central America and Europe AWARDS Albert K. Murray Fine Arts Educational Fund Scholarship 2013 Samuel Rosenberg Senior Art Award 2004 Small Undergraduate Research Grant 2004 Harry and Anne Paxton Junior Travel Award (single recipient) 2004 Virginia E. Lewis Scholarship 2002-04 3.
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