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Katherine Stiles Cogan

1942-2002

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  1. Trees In Blue And Burnt Sienna by Katherine Stiles Cogan, Image 2.

    Katherine Stiles Cogan

    Trees In Blue And Burnt Sienna

    oil on canvas

    16 x 18 in

  2. Mexican Boy, 1989 by Katherine Stiles Cogan, Image 2.

    Katherine Stiles Cogan

    Mexican Boy, 1989, 1989

    Oil on canvas

    48 x 37.5 x 1.5 in

  3. Jacumba by Katherine Stiles Cogan, Image 1.

    Katherine Stiles Cogan

    Jacumba

    48 x 36 in

Katherine Stiles Cogan (1942-2002), was an American artist, photographer, and writer.

She was a member of Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts Alumni Association, and an elected board member from 1986-1987
Philadelphia City Hall Art Coordinator for the First Municipal Art Gallery, from 1986.



Education:
Bachelor in Art Education, Glassboro State College, Glassboro, NJ 1973.
Postgraduate, Tyler School Art, Philadelphia, PA 1975.
Postgraduate, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA 1976.
Postgraduate, Philadelphia College Art, Philadelphia, PA 1980

Teaching:
Certified art teacher New Jersey Teacher Art Cherry Hill High School, New Jersey.
Adjunct member art faculty Gloucester County Community College, Sewell, New Jersey, 1976.

Contributor articles to professional journals.
One-woman shows include Kling Gallery, 1986-1987, Muse Gallery, 1986, exhibited in group shows at Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts Student Annual, Philadelphia, 1983-1984, Temple University, 1984, exhibitions include Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts 8th Annual Fellowship Exhibition, 1985, Muse Gallery Anniversary Exhibition, 1985, Cheltenham 4th Annual Juried Invitational Exhibition, Pennsylvania, 1985, Painted Bride Art Center, Phila, 1987
Represented in permanent collections MacDonalds Corporation Headquarters, Illinois, Smith, Kline & Beckman Corporation, Allegany Rehabilitation Associates Corporation, Philadelphia Cresson Travel Scholar Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts.