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Artist Exhibitions:
Media:
Acrylic on Canvas, Acrylic on
Paper, Monotype on Paper,
Lithography, Bronze Sculpture,
Mixed media, Charcoal on
Paper, Gouache, Oil Pastel on
Canvas
Museum:
2006 "The Willies in Art",
Kirkland Museum, Denver, CO
2004 Hansagi Museum,
Mosonmagyrovar, Hungary
1993 "Egyptian Echoes"- Sun
Cities Art Museum, Sun City,
AZ-
1992 Aspen ...
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Artist Galleries:
Sandra Phillips Gallery
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
Tel: 720-573-5969
Hampton Road Gallery
36 Hampton Road
Southampton, NY 11968
(631)204-9704
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Artist Reviews:
2004 - Hungarian National
Television - Exhibition Review
- Komarno,
Slovakia
2003 -Hungarian National
Television - Interview -
Komarno, Slovakia
1993-1997 Who's Who in
American Art, New York, NY
1993- 1/17 Sunstorm/Fine Arts,
Ronkonkoma, NY
1992- 7/18 The Phoenix
Gazette, Phoenix, AZ
1992- 2/7 The Scottsdale
Progress, Scottsdale, AZ
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Collections:
Banas,Cikova, Poliak -
Advokats, Bratislava, Slovakia
Kirkland Museum, Denver,
Colorado, USA
Hansagi Museum,
Mosonmagyrovar, Hungary
Executive Director Amnesty
International, USA- Wash., DC
- USA
Sun Cities Art Museum- Sun
City, AZ - USA
Nelson Fine Art Museum,
Arizona State University,
Tempe, AZ - USA
Arizona State University,
School of Art- Tempe, AZ - USA
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Statement for Bernard Pracko
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Myths and the creation of myths - the things that we remember in history as being real, fascinate me.
I abstractly, and symbolically, paint from extensive research, and travel into the cultures which have created these myths.
“Bernard Pracko has uniquely explored the human psyche through the ages by using historic symbols from the beginning of human existence. He integrates natural phenomena with references to prehistoric, pagan, Christian, Islamic, Judaic, Buddhist and other spiritual practices which become visions on canvas. There is a significant component to Pracko that goes farther than the quantifiable human experience into mythology and beyond the visible universe. That is why Bernard Pracko is being shown at Kirkland Museum.” By Hugh Grant, Director and Curator, Kirkland Museum, Denver, 10 May, 2005
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