Osvaldo Romberg
		Born in Buenos Aires, 1938 Lives and works in Philadephia and New-York
	Education
		1950-55 Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires 1956-62 Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Arquitectura
	Teaching
		1971-72 University of Tucuman, Argentina Professor of Painting and Color Theory 1973-92 Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem Professor of Painting and Color Theory 1979-83 Chairman, Fine Arts Department 1979- Appointed Associate Professor of Art University of Delaware, Art Department Distinguished Visiting Professor Co-organizer, National Symposium: Education of an Artist at the end of the 20th Century 1999 Brooklyn College, Art Department Visiting Professor Technological University of Graz, Architecture Department Visiting Professor 1983-99 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia Professor, MFA Program 1999 Montclair University Artist-in-Residence, MFA Program
	Prizes
		1967 Gran Premio de Honor Cordoba, Argentina 1968 Gran Premio Nacional Argentina 1974 Premio Benson & Hedges, Argentina 1992 Prize Sandberg, Jerusalem
	Publications
		Romberg, Osvaldo, Primeras Jonadas de Artes Graficas, Departmento de Artes. Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, Argentina, 1972 Romberg, Osvaldo and Breyer, Gaston, Journeys into Visual Experience, Departmento de Artes, Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, Argentina, 1972 Romberg, Osvaldo, Towards a Theory of Existential Teaching, Symposium Catalog, University of Delaware, 1984 Romberg, Osvaldo, The Inverted Pyramid, Text for the Paper Biennial of Duren, Germany, 1991 Romber, Osvaldo, Art to Art. Life to Life., Text for Faith catalog, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut
	Curatorial Work
		2000 Co-curator, Faith: the impact of religion on contemporary art Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut 1999 Unquiet Urbanism, White Box Gallery, New York 1997 Narrative Sculpture, White Box Gallery, Philadelphia