Veronica Arquilevich Guzman is a Mexican-born painter and ceramicist whose work is deeply inspired by her Mexican heritage as well as her experiences living in China, Malaysia, India, Vietnam, Italy, and the United States. Taking a spiritual view of the cosmos, she aims to reflect a deep interest in and appreciation of the natural world in her work and process.
In this Artist Talk, Veronica talks about her work and life and her experiences with Lillian Pitt’s work, especially the Wasco Totem.
https://veronicaguzman.com
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Lillian Pitt, Man-In-Conflict, 1970/1993, mixed media, Gift of Lillian Pitt, © Lillian L. Pitt, 93.58.21
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Lillian Pitt, Coyote, 2005, clay, glass beads, and metal beads, Gift of the J.A. Courtneys, © Lillian L. Pitt, 2005.71
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Lillian Pitt, Dancing in the Wind, 1998, clay, beads, wood, and wire, Gift of Allan and Lenore Sindler, © Lillian L. Pitt, 2006.54.4
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Lillian Pitt, Wasco Totem, 1996, Anagama fired clay, cedar, and copper wire, Museum Purchase: Auction Proceeds Fund, © Lillian L. Pitt, 2000.34
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