Pamela Ziemba Kladzyk

Background

Kladzyk, Pamela Ziemba was born on March 5, 1949 in Bad Axe, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Franklin James and Marie Josephine (Ziemba) Kladzyk.

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, University Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1971. Master of Fine Arts in Painting, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, 1975. Doctor of Philosophy in Art History, Catholic University Lublin, Poland, 1987.

Career

Artist in residence Wards Island Psychiatric Hospital, New York City, 1979, New York Foundation Arts., New York City, 1986-1987. Painting & drawing instructor Adult Hispanic Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, 1986-1987. Painting & drawing instructor, exhibition coordinator Washington Heights Community Center, 1988-1989.

Adjunct associate professor fine arts department Dowling College, Oakdale, New York. Adjunct assistant professor department foreign langs & fine arts St. Francis College, Brooklyn, 1991. Faculty architect, interior design, lighting, art and design studies Parsons School Design (now Parsons New School Design department architecture), New York City, since 1991.

Adjunct faculty Bard Graduate Center Studies Decorative Arts, since 1994. Proprietor Penny Pond Studio, Bad Axe, Michigan, since 2003. Visiting professor department art & art history Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, 1990.

Achievements

• Pamela Ziemba Kladzyk has been listed as a notable Artist, history educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Anti-war activist, pacifist Students Democratic Society, 1967-1968. Member American Association Advancement Slavic Studies, National Museum American Indian (charter), Kosciuszko Foundation, Polish Institute Arts & Sciences American.

Interests

• Environmentalism, native plant species preservation.

Connections

Father:

Franklin James Kladzyk

Mother:

Marie Josephine (Ziemba) Kladzyk