Kate Cohen

While in Graduate School at Washington State University, under both the Education Department and Fine Art Department as part of my Full Ride Scholarship, I had a full teaching load while carrying 60 units per semester. I taught Developmental Studies of Children's Art. It was a combination of lecture and studio work for would be Elementary School Teachers. This was in the Education Department.

In the Fine Art Department I taught the basics. Basic Design, Creative Drawing and color theory were among the college level classes.

After Graduate School and moving to Laguna Beach, CA, I taught privately for groups of 10-12 adult students. Everything from Painting, to Printmaking and Experimental Mixed Media.

In the past two years, I taught Ceramics for LOCA, in Laguna Beach, CA.

Last year I implemented a program for The Festival of Arts called Artists on Artists.

I have exhibited as a Professional Artist throughout my career since 1982.

• Maintained and shared portfolios of artistic work to demonstrate styles, interests and abilities with potential customers.
• Established and maintained productive, professional working relationships to promote beneficial project results.
• Ordered and maintained adequate supply of materials, supplies and equipment.
• Managed technological considerations to meet defined goals.
• Made use of materials, such as ink, watercolors, charcoal, oil, computer software, paints and pencils to complete unique piece for customers.
• Utilized oil paints, acrylics and charcoal to design mixed media, drawings and painting pieces.
• Collaborated with art director to implement artistic vision.
• Contributed to creative process through original ideas and inspiration.
• Developed art and design concepts.
• Created and sold over 500 original paintings and sculptures.
• Mentored junior artists on creative processes.

• Explanation of the Doodle”

One Woman Show

Five Woman Show

Three Woman Show

A all woman run gallery. I exhibited here for five years.

• Two Women Show, Coast Gallery