Background
Juszczyk, James Joseph was born on January 30, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Joseph Peter and Pauline (Polak) Juszczyk.
James Joseph Juszczyk
January 30, 1943 Chicago, Illinois, United States
Artist, private practice, Zurich, 1986-1992; lecturer, consultant, Binney & Smith Liquitex Paints, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1992-1994; lecturer, consultant, Lascaux Colours & Restauro, Alois Diethelm AG, Zürich, Switzerland, 1995-1998; lecturer, Daler-Rowney United States of America, Cranbury, New Jersey, since 1998. Adjunct Professor art City College of New York, since 1996. Presented master class workshops in acrylic techniques in the Benelux countries (Amsterdam, DeHaag, Antwerp, Brussels), 1996-1997, 98.
James Joseph Juszczyk Edit Profile
James Joseph Juszczyk, American artist. Student Work scholar Cleveland Institute Art, Angel Fund award University Pennsylvania; Ford Foundation Undergraduate grantee Cleveland Institute Art, 1965, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, 1995; 50th Aniversary Print Portfolio, American Abstract Artist, 1987, 60th, 1997. Member American Abstract Artists.
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Cleveland Institute of Art, 1966; Master of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 1969.
Career
Artist, private practice, Zurich, 1986-1992; lecturer, consultant, Binney & Smith Liquitex Paints, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1992-1994; lecturer, consultant, Lascaux Colours & Restauro, Alois Diethelm AG, Zürich, Switzerland, 1995-1998; lecturer, Daler-Rowney United States of America, Cranbury, New Jersey, since 1998. Adjunct Professor art City College of New York, since 1996. Presented master class workshops in acrylic techniques in the Benelux countries (Amsterdam, DeHaag, Antwerp, Brussels), 1996-1997, 98.
Membership
Member American Abstract Artists (treasurer), Zen Studies Society.
Connections
Married Phyllis Ann Pozar, May 30, 1965 (deceased January 1992).
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Born
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Student Work scholar Cleveland Institute Art, A Student Work scholar Cleveland Institute Art, Angel Fund award University Pennsylvania. Ford Foundation Undergraduate grantee Cleveland Institute Art, 1965, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, 1995. 50th Aniversary Print Portfolio, American Abstract Artist, 1987, 60th, 1997.