Born Detroit, Michigan
EDUCATION
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio
BIOGRAPHY
Pat Antonick is known for functional hand-built stoneware pottery influenced by industrial objects. Rusty rusty metal buckets, old license plates, and antique toys are images that she incorporates into her work. Antonick also makes press molds of some of these actual objects to incorporate their direct likeness into her pieces. The color palette of reflects these old, discarded objects, and will have an ochre or rusted appearance.
Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Antonick relocated to Dayton, Ohio, where she has spent most of her career.
Public Collections
American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, California
Bibliography
Dillon, Pamela. “Pat Antonick: Seeing Beyond the Obvious.” Ceramics Monthly, April 2005.
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Tags
American Museum of Ceramic Art, AMOCA, American Ceramic Society, AcerS, Center for Craft, CfC, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio , Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio
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