Pat
Musick
Nest II
2007, bronze, alabaster, 10" x 18" x 7", $3,500 |
Pat
Musick
GALLERY VI
Vermont artist Pat Musick’s art is a reflection of the tensions
that exist between man and the natural environment. It addresses
the havoc that mankind has done to the natural world and the devastation
that the natural world has wreaked upon mankind. She searches for
ways to create harmony and reconciliation of this situation both
in the media and the content. Stone and wood speak for the physical
world while rusted steel addresses human abuse of the environment.
Tree sections make nests for wild turkey eggs…a place of shelter
and harmony. Musick has taught art at Syracuse University, Cornell
and the Universities of Houston and Arkansas; her work is in over
fifty museums and public buildings throughout the United States.
The Crossing is in SVAC’s permanent collection and The Gatekeepers
and Eagle Feather Chimes, in the lower meadow, are on indefinite
loan. |
