Ronald Bayuzick graduated from Edinboro University and earned a Master of Fine Arts from Kent State. He worked for 30 years as an art teacher at Stow High School in Ohio. His works have been widely exhibited, including large sculptures in Erie’s Bayfront Convention Center, the Erie Art Museum, Sensory Winery in Ripley, New York and on the campus of Edinboro University.
His mixed media works incorporate found metal, found objects, steel, paint and old wheels to create abstract forms.
As part of the Erie Arts & Culture “Artists in Residence Program”, Bayuzick has been involved with many different schools, the first being George Jr. Republic, where he worked for 5 years with the students welding sculptures for Grove City parking lots and the local theater.
“Kids as Curators” was a program through the Erie Art Museum where he worked with “gifted” students at the Collegiate Academy High School and the Erie Day School in the Arts Program to teach the students about the Art Museum.
Working at Erie County Vo-Tech, as a “Sculptor in Residence” in the Industry-in-Arts Program, Bayuzick brought sculpture and welding to new levels in this vocational tech school. Here he guided the students to make a full size horse pulling the earth using scrap metal parts donated by Gene Davis of …. Here the students learned the additive process of sculpture construction.
Bayfront Center for Maritime Studies in cooperation with Sarah Reed Children’s Center has developed a program know as “The Bayfront Alternative Education Program”. Working with the guidelines incorporated by Erie Arts and Culture, Bayuzick attempted to introduce art as a social media. He has emphasized the fact that art is part of every culture and an important part of every culture.
At 74, Bayuzick continues the pursuit of educating children in the arts and contemplates every opportunity presented to him
For more information, visit http://www.ronbayuzick.com
His mixed media works incorporate found metal, found objects, steel, paint and old wheels to create abstract forms.
As part of the Erie Arts & Culture “Artists in Residence Program”, Bayuzick has been involved with many different schools, the first being George Jr. Republic, where he worked for 5 years with the students welding sculptures for Grove City parking lots and the local theater.
“Kids as Curators” was a program through the Erie Art Museum where he worked with “gifted” students at the Collegiate Academy High School and the Erie Day School in the Arts Program to teach the students about the Art Museum.
Working at Erie County Vo-Tech, as a “Sculptor in Residence” in the Industry-in-Arts Program, Bayuzick brought sculpture and welding to new levels in this vocational tech school. Here he guided the students to make a full size horse pulling the earth using scrap metal parts donated by Gene Davis of …. Here the students learned the additive process of sculpture construction.
Bayfront Center for Maritime Studies in cooperation with Sarah Reed Children’s Center has developed a program know as “The Bayfront Alternative Education Program”. Working with the guidelines incorporated by Erie Arts and Culture, Bayuzick attempted to introduce art as a social media. He has emphasized the fact that art is part of every culture and an important part of every culture.
At 74, Bayuzick continues the pursuit of educating children in the arts and contemplates every opportunity presented to him
For more information, visit http://www.ronbayuzick.com
