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Pat Swyler (American, 1941-2013)

Pat Swyler (1941 - 2013) was a Long Island sculptor and ceramic artist who experimented with color layers, multiple clays and firing techniques to create a variety of depth and range and dramatic differences in surfaces.

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Pat Swyler (American, 1941-2013)

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  1. Pat Swyler (1941-2013)

  2. Pat Swyler (1941-2013) was a Long Island sculptor and ceramic artist who experimented with color layers, multiple clays and firing techniques to create a variety of depth and range and dramatic differences in surfaces. An M.F.A. graduate of the School for American Craftsmen, Pat Swyler’s work has been exhibited in national and international invitational shows as well as museums, including: The Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester, N.Y., the Heckscher Museum, Huntington, N.Y. and the Islip Art Museum, Islip, N.Y. Her work is represented in the American Crafts Council slide collection, “Craftsmen of the Northeast” and most recently, the “Orton International Cone Box Competition,” Las Vegas Arts Council’s “Faces of Women,” Gloria Kennedy Gallery’s “Clay: Applied vs. Fine Art,” Guilford Art Center’s “Biennial Exhibition of Functional Ceramics,” the “Kiln God National,” the “Jersey Shore Clay National” of Mt Burton gallery, Carbondale Clay’s “Small and Exquisite” ” and “Clay National III,” University of Tulsa’s “Red Heat,” Surface Library’s “Smoke and Fire” and “Gift of Art” Pat Swyler has taught art at Dowling College and the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

  3. Porcelain – wood fired vessel Porcelain Raku vase

  4. Lidded vessel

  5. Salt fired porcelain Stoneware – oxidation fired

  6. Pit fired with gold leaf lidded vessel

  7. Porcelain teapots

  8. Porcelain Dot Jar

  9. Heart of Fire

  10. Perfection

  11. Pensive

  12. Shelter

  13. Wisdom

  14. Virtue

  15. Nature's offering

  16. Meditate

  17. Peace

  18. Abundance

  19. Be at Peace

  20. Calm

  21. Serenity

  22. Springtime

  23. Faith

  24. Love's offering

  25. Compassion

  26. Purity

  27. Meditation Ceramic bust

  28. Harmony

  29. Text and pictures: Internet http://www.patswyler.com/ All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2016 Sound: James Galway - Song of Clay

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