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Gloria Kosco received her M.F.A. from Rhode Island School of Design and

continued her study of architectural ornamentation at The Moravian Pottery

and Tileworks, Doylestown, Pa. Her tiles have been installed throughout the

country in private homes and corporate buildings. Her largest public

installation can be seen in Terminal E at The Philadelphia International

Airport.

 

Presently, she lives and works in Point Pleasant, Pennsylvania.

Her work incorporates the use of several materials including ceramic,

bronze, masonry, found objects, iron and steel. 

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Gloria has been awarded Pennsylvania Council for the Arts Fellowships and

has participated in the Pennsylvania State Council Artist in Education

Program. She has been an artist in residence at schools, universities, and art

centers. Recently, a one person show of her work was on display at The

Moravian Tileworks; the first in a series of shows honoring the legacy of

ceramic artists who once worked at the Tileworks.