PAT MUSICK
American (b. 1930)
Pat Musick is a nationally know sculptor who lived for 25 years in the woodlands outside of Huntsville, Arkansas. Currently, she and her husband, retired astronaut Gerald Carr, who collaborates on the work, reside in Manchester Center, Vermont but are actively involved in creating and installing sculpture and paintings in Arkansas and throughout the United States. Pat sees her art as a bridge between our Native American legacy, the reality of our present life, and a future hope and vision for our Earth. Collectors of note include the Arkansas Arts Center, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, the Springfield Museum of Art, and the Huntsville Museum of Art.
Rain Drops Keep Falling on my Soul (2009-2010)
steel, kozo paper, acrylic, and beeswax, 62 x 144 x 3 inches
River Reeds (2004)
mixed media, 120 inches
Kiva Gate-Gate3 (1997)
mixed media, 86 x 20 x 9 inches
Awoha-li 12 (1997)
wood, steel, and sisal, 64 x 88 x 37 inches
Flirt (1997)
wood, steel, and sisal, 56 x 60 x 19 inches
Ra (1996)
canvas, acrylic, and wood, 108 x 108 x 17 inches
Gate 1 (1996)
steel, oak, and sisal, 40 x 80 x 20 inches
Gods & Goddesses 24 (1992)
stone, steel, wood, canvas, and acrylic, 35 x 40 x 10 inches
