Henry Theodore Hallman

Background

Hallman, Henry Theodore was born on December 23, 1933 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of H. Theodore and Mildred Eleanor (Brumbaugh) Hallman.

Education

Certified, Fountainebleau School Fine Arts, France, 1955; Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Education, Temple University, 1956; Master of Fine Arts in Painting, Cranbrook Academy Art, 1957; Master of Fine Arts in Textiles, Cranbrook Academy Art, 1958; studied at, Bundestextilschule, Austria, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy in Education, University of California, Berkeley, 1974.

Career

Workshop teacher in design, textiles, handweaving, color, United States, England, Canada. Lecturer in design, textile structures. Chairman Haystack School, Deer Island, Maine, 1958-1960, Penland (North Carolina) School, summers 1963-1970, 96, University of California, Berkeley, 1973-1974, California State University, San Francisco, 1970, Brooklyn Museum School, 1973.

Lecturer teaching workshops Institute American Indian Art, Sante Fe, Northern New Mexico Community College, El Rito, New Mexico, Nancy Block Studio, Sante Fe. Head department textile design Moore College Art, 1963-1969. Head of textiles, Ontario College Art, Toronto, since 1975, initiating summer programs in Florence, Italy, Como, Italy, Kyoto, Japan, Paris.

Board directors S.W. CraftCenter, San Antonio. Advisory board Pacific Basin School Textile Arts, Berkeley, California. Board advisers Toronto (Ontario, Canada) Museum Textiles.

Achievements

• Henry Theodore Hallman has been listed as a notable Artist, textile designer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Advisory board Pacific Basin School, Berkeley, California. Member International Society Arts and Letters (honorary life), World Craft Council(invited lecturer conference, Mexico 1976), Ontario Craft Council (directory).

Connections

Father:

H. Theodore Hallman

Mother:

Mildred Eleanor (Brumbaugh) Hallman