Printmaking) and the University of Wyoming (MFA Sculpture and Printmaking). He is Professor of Art at Elizabethtown College and directs the Susquehanna Center for the Creative Arts. Milt Friedly Born: 1958, Powell, WY Resides: Elizabethtown, PA Milt Friedly has received recognition locally, regionally, nationally and internationally for his work in ceramics, printmaking and sculpture. His work has been included in exhibitions at the Urban Center for Contemporary Art; the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition; the Yellowstone Art Museum; the Nicolayson Art Museum; the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; Museum; the Gallery of American Craft; the Susquehanna Art Museum; the Lancaster Museum of Art; Lynden Gallery; Denise Bibro Fine Art; the Demuth Museum; the George Krevsky Gallery; and the University of the Arts, Philadelphia and many other art centers and galleries. His work is included in a number of public collections and many private collections. He received Fine Arts Degrees from Arizona State University (BFA Ceramics and “The 'free world' vs Kim Jong-un, tensions rising, an American President compelled to flex his muscle and mouth, raising the boiling temperature for what could be a nuclear fallout. Ballistic - 38th Parallel, a recent work, defines a dynamic for world peace. Donald Trump pointing a finger, Kim Jong-un spying on his own people across the 38th parallel, spewing hate and distrust; missiles dividing the two powers - a missile raising Kim's hair. Mount Rushmore and a Lotus flower look on, wondering, what have we become? Gun Control, an American problem, the World looks on in disbelief - shootings in our schools and public places. Are we out of control, teaching our children violence is the answer? Are video games and television numbing the minds of our youth and to the point that they cannot discern make believe from reality? What are the consequences, no regard for the sanctity of human life? Broken homes, broken children who look on and see hypocrisy - what is life? Our children and citizens become terrorist, for what cause?” Milt Friedly | April 2018 miltfriedly.com
Gun Control | Defunct gun, rebar, pulley, hook, chain, spring and motorcycle foot peg | app. 315 x 61 x 25 cm | 2016
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