Bio

Peter Stanick is an American artist born in Pittsburgh. In the mid sixties he studied at Carnegie Museum of Art with Joseph Fitzpatrick who was Andy Warhol’s high school art teacher. In 1977 Stanick was assistant to American painter Jack Tworkov. 

Since 1981 Stanick has had numerous solo exhibitions in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Paris, Stockholm, Cologne, Tokyo and Osaka amongst more.  His works  is included in the public collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh), Museum of Art (Osaka), AMMA (Mexico City), Kruizenga Art Museum (Michigan), Continental Corporation (New York), Friedland Laifer & Robbins (New York), Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (Stuttgart), Neil Hughes Associates (London), Westinghouse Corporation (Pittsburgh), Deloitte and Touche (Pittsburgh), Diesel Jeans (Stockholm), Novestra (Stockholm), Spectrum (Tampa).  Peter has also been featured in numerous publications, leading arts magazines, newspapers and online media platforms.

Stanick lives and works in Sarasota, Florida.

Synopsis

THE OLD FUTURE refers to the fluid and ambiguous nature of envisioning tomorrow. In the sixties, the Jetsons predicted flying cars, robots and computer living.  These visions become the “old future” when they are replaced with today’s ideas and understanding.  Predicting the future is difficult without a knowledge of the past which is represented by hundreds of images that may give guidance as to what the future may bring.