Pat Musick - WORKS

Gate 10 Soliloquy, stone, wood, steel 96"x77"x7", James Blair Law Offices

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Gate 5, wood, steel, 10'x4'x4', Allen Community College, Iola, Kansas

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Kiva Gate, wood, sisal, canvas, acrylic, 86"x20"x9", Toledo Museum of Art

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Gatekeepers, steel, bronze, 102"x13'x13'

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Yokes on the Trail of Tears, wood, steel, stone 5'x4'x30'

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Gate 13, wood, stone, steel, 76"x25"x25"

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.
Gate 4, steel, canvas, acrylic, 43"x45"x8", LMW Design

Gates is a series created to portray the various “Gates” we pass through on our journey of life. Many of these sculptures contain an element that resembles some kind of barrier, on the other side of which is the “destination, the goal, the enlightenment”.