Teaching and Collaboration
Teaching and Collaborative practices are password protected. If you are reviewing an application I include the password at the header of my cover letter. Both of these documents are also available as a pdf by request.Teaching and Student WorkCommunity Collaboration

Kent Watson is an artist and educator based in Philadelphia. His work explores the role of technology in contemporary life, asking how playful, inclusive, and collaborative art-making might democratize our collective relationship to technology and shape emerging technologies for the public good. He is particularly interested in using tools such as 3D scanning, digital mapping, and fabrication to reveal overlooked aspects of the built and natural environment, document local histories, and create opportunities for communities to engage and reinterpret the places they inhabit. Kent collaborates extensively with artists, collectives, and community organizations within and beyond the Philadelphia region, including Center for Creative Works, Skate the Foundry, Playful Learning Landscapes, The People’s Paper Co-Op, and E-Nable. He is the Education and Programs Manager of the Maker Arts Space at Haverford College, where he is also Visiting Faculty in the Department of Visual Studies, teaching courses in design and fabrication.Friendly hellos, fabricating inquiries, speaking or workshop requests, and anything else, please contact me at kwworking12 at gmail.com
Lately I have been composing instrumental music with arpeggiated clarinets.

Browse these links to listen to past and current music projects, including
Atlatl (my college band), Sun Rock Man (my other college band),
Buffalo EI and Greg - (High school band and again as grown ups) , POKE (High school onward), Sludge Monster (Music made in my 30s onward)
Click on a gif to see an animation (on vimeo)
Recent work made in the last five years.
It's night time. The end of a long day. You are sitting next to a space heating. YOU ARE DRINKING TEA! and you are also drawing monsters.
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