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Antoni Milkowski was born on 1935 in Mali, is an American sculptor (1935–2001). Discover Antoni Milkowski's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 66 years old?
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Antoni Milkowski (1935–2001) was an American minimalist sculptor.
Antoni "Tony" Milkowski was born October 7, 1935, in Evanston, Illinois.
He was also known as "Antek", particularly by his family.
When he was two years old, the family moved to New York City.
He attended Kenyon College where he received a degree in biology in 1957.
For a time, he considered pursuing a career in medicine, taking additional science courses at Columbia University.
Instead, in 1958, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Officers Candidate Program.
While stationed in San Diego, California, he took drawing and art history courses at the University of California, Berkeley, extension program.
Discharged from the Marine Corps in 1961, Milkowski returned to New York and worked for a time as a recreation leader for the NYC Parks Department.
The following year, he enrolled in an M.A. program at Hunter College.
He worked on and off in the Queens parks during this time and also taught at the Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center.
His interactions with these artists, in addition to his meeting David Smith, cemented his desire to pursue sculpture.
It was in 1964–1965, while a Fulbright Scholar in Poland (where he also taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw), that Milkowski was invited to participate in the Biennial of Forms in Space, where he created his first major large-scale public work entitled "Poland Column".
During this period, he began to develop his aesthetic of merging geometry and repetition, mainly in modular units and generally in steel.
Over the years, he refined his methods and became interested in the concept of negative space and of the three-dimensional form in space.
After retiring from Hunter College, where he taught from 1966 to 1998, he lived and continued creating art in New Lebanon, New York.
The sculpture Salem No. 7, from 1968, exemplifies these ideas.
The piece consists of seven rectangular prisms (34″ × 34″ × 48″ each) and has a total size of 4′ high × 28′ long × 4′ deep.
The massive scale is offset by its expansive and open surroundings.
Additionally, the contrast between the manmade, cold material and the lushness of the landscape surrounding it create the type of contrast that Milkowski often sought in his work.
When observing Seven up close, it becomes apparent that the artist used unfinished edges which brings to mind drawn edges one might see in painting.
When viewing the piece from afar and from different angles, however, the user has the opportunity to see an ever-shifting work.
In high light or low light, from back or front, in winter or summer, the viewer is privy to seeing something new with each successive viewing.
In 1974, Milkowski married artist and teacher Susan Hartung.
They had two children together.