Press

Slovak Spectator Newspaper – October 31, 2005 – Bratislava, SK

10/31/2005, by Slovak Spectator

Slovak Embassy – 12 OCTOBER 2005

10/13/2005

“Artistic vision” is the tool of Pracko, who colorfully abstracts symbols, and colors of allegorical stories (myths) of the past, and of events of the present which may become mythical, such as in the “Prince of Tides” representing the tsunami of 2004.The paintings of acrylic, or acrylic with oil pastel, speak to the role of the artist and of the...

Shekulli Gazeta – Tirana, Albania – Simbolisti Bernard Pracko

01/29/2005, by Shekulli Online

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Bernard Pracko flyer

11/08/2004

Bernard Pracko life

11/08/2004

The Aspen Art Museum – Invitation

11/08/2004

“Aspen Times” Roaring Fork Annual Invitational – 1992

11/08/2004

Arizona Governor’s Arts Award – Nominee

11/08/2004

“Phoenix Gazette”, Section D1

07/18/1992, by LYNN PYNE (Phoenix Gazette)

“Scottsdale Life”, Cover and page 10.

02/06/1992, by Scottsdale Life

Commentary

“Bernard Pracko has uniquely explored the human psyche through the ages by using historic symbols from the beginning of human existence. He integrates natural phenomena with references to prehistoric, pagan, Christian, Islamic, Judaic, Buddhist and other spiritual practices, which become visions on canvas. There is a significant component to Pracko that goes farther than the quantifiable human experience into mythology and beyond the visible universe. That is why Bernard Pracko is being shown at Kirkland Museum.”

— Hugh Grant, Director and Curator, Kirkland Museum, Denver, 10 May, 2005