Del Harrow

Del Harrow is an Associate Professor of Pottery and Sculpture in the Department of Art and Art History at Colorado State University. He teaches Sculpture, Digital Fabrication, and Ceramics, and his practice integrates traditional craft techniques with digital technologies. His work has been exhibited at institutions such as the Milwaukee Art Museum, Denver Art Museum, and Arizona State University Art Museum. He has lectured widely on digital fabrication and craft in contemporary art, including at Syracuse University, Hartford Art School, and Kansas City Art Institute. Harrow is represented by Haw Contemporary (Kansas City, MO) and Harvey Meadows Gallery (Aspen, CO). In 2020, he received a United States Artist Fellowship for his contributions to the arts.

His research focuses on the intersection of manual craftsmanship and digital innovation, exploring how these methodologies shape contemporary art and pedagogy. He maintains active collaborations with academic and cultural institutions, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to artistic practice.

Award recognition highlights his impact on the arts ecosystem, with the $50,000 unrestricted fellowship underscoring his national influence. His professional affiliations and exhibited works reflect a commitment to advancing both traditional and cutting-edge art forms.