Kelly Wilson

Professor Wilson held an Associate Professorship at Harvard Graduate School of Design since 1996, where he taught design and visual studies and co-directed the Harvard Rome Program. His drawings and paintings are shown in New York, Boston, Columbus, Ohio, and Providence, Rhode Island. His drawings and paintings are in the collections of Harvard University, the Boston Public Library, The Rhode Island School of Design, the Ralph Lauren Collection and in many corporate and private holdings. His architectural drawings have been published widely, including the New York Times for the area of Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan and the Columbus Circle Re-Design Project.

Education

• MARCH II Harvard University Graduate School of Design (1979 — 1982)

Companies

• Associate Professor and Director of the IU Center for Art+Design in Columbus Indiana University (2011)
• Adjunct Associate Professor Columbia School of Architecture (2009 — 2011)
• Associate Professor Harvard Graduate School of Design (1996 — 2010)
• Critic Yale School of Art and Architecture (1993 — 1996)
• Visiting Critic MIT school of Architecture (1994 — 1996)
• Design Critic, Drawing Critic Rhode Island School of Design (1987 — 1995)

Skills

• SketchUp
• Adobe Creative Suite
• Higher Education

Other

Architecture, Urban Design, Drawing, Sketching, Design Research, Teaching, Sustainable Design