Pat Musick
Sculptor
Musick work (sculpture and work on paper) is in the permanent collections of over 50 museums and public spaces across the U.S. This year her work can be viewed at Southern Vermont Art Center, Sculptfest, Vermont Arts Council offices and Gallery in the Field. A professional for four decades, she has taught visual arts at the University level, developed a sculpture garden along with her husband, Jerry Carr, and authored three books. She holds a Masters in Design and a PhD in Psychology from Cornell University.
Pat's art is a reflection of the tensions that exist between mankind and the natural environment. It addresses havoc that man has done to the natural world and the devastations that nature has wreaked upon humans. She searches for ways to create harmony and reconsiliation of this situation both in her media and content. Stone and wood speak for the physical w orld while rusted steel addresses human abuse of our world. Her work generates a conversation of peace and spiritual quiet. In today's world many of us cry out for such a healing.
Contact:
Pat Musick
49 Maple St. #123
Manchester Center, VT 05255 USA
Phone: 802-362-4273
e-mail: camusinc@verizon.net
Sculpture: stone, steel, wood, glass and bronze. Works on paper: clay and ink wash, charcoal, pen, pastel and beeswax