Atticus Adams
American
Atticus was raised surrounded by the rich tradition of folk art, with several family members deeply immersed in self-taught artistic practices such as wood carving and quilting. Rooted in this heritage, he views his artistic endeavors as a contemporary expression of Neo-Appalachian Folk Art, embracing simplicity and readily available materials for creative exploration.
While formally trained at prestigious institutions like Yale School of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, and Harvard School of Architecture, Atticus's art maintains a connection to his familial roots and folk art traditions.
Atticus's artworks have graced the walls of esteemed national institutions, including The Carnegie Museum of Art, The Mattress Factory, and The Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Notably, he was honored as the Artist of the Year by the Pittsburgh Center For the Arts in 2018.
The impact of Atticus's sculptures extends globally, as they find homes in public and private collections across the USA, Great Britain, Spain, Australia, Saudi Arabia, China, and The Philippines. Explore Atticus's unique blend of contemporary expression and folk art influences, reflecting a rich tapestry of heritage and creative innovation.
While formally trained at prestigious institutions like Yale School of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, and Harvard School of Architecture, Atticus's art maintains a connection to his familial roots and folk art traditions.
Atticus's artworks have graced the walls of esteemed national institutions, including The Carnegie Museum of Art, The Mattress Factory, and The Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Notably, he was honored as the Artist of the Year by the Pittsburgh Center For the Arts in 2018.
The impact of Atticus's sculptures extends globally, as they find homes in public and private collections across the USA, Great Britain, Spain, Australia, Saudi Arabia, China, and The Philippines. Explore Atticus's unique blend of contemporary expression and folk art influences, reflecting a rich tapestry of heritage and creative innovation.
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