KERRY KIRKPATRICK
is an artist and ceramic sculptor. Her sculptures of human torsos, busts and animals portray attitude, mystery, joy and twist of humor.
From earth, a form with a story is created.
Kerry began throwing pots in high school and has continued working in clay for much of her life. After Graduate School, she worked as wax artist in a foundry in Santa Fe, New Mexico and then began pouring her own bronzes which were represented by the Ray Tracey Gallery.
Kerry began taking classes in clay and received training by instructors Debra Fritts, Arlene Seigel, Joe Bova, Matt Repsher and Lee Akins. She now lives in Mesa, Arizona and studies at the Mesa Arts Center with many inspiring artists including Jane Kelsey-Mapel.
Kerry has an MA from New York University in New Media. In addition to her art aspirations, she is a semi-retired Web Developer. More