John Mishler - Sculptor
John Mishler (left) confers with student John Kliever during class, September, 2001, regarding Kliever's model for a large metal arc mounted on a series poles.

Biography
Renowned sculptor, John Mishler specializes in the design and fabrication of industrial metals including aluminum, copper, steel and stainless steel to create both abstract and symbolic artworks.

John's work has no size limit. Works range from table top, to wall and mobile pieces, including large scale outdoor museum, municiple, campus, and private commissions.

Many of John's outdoor pieces incorporate kinetic energy and have moving parts that respond to air currents. "Moving sculpture" has become John's trademark.  Motion is incorporated in his public and private works across the US.  Mishler has an international reputation.  In addition to many works across the United States, his sculpture is in collections in Canada and France.


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Education

    B.A., Goshen College, 1972

M.F.A., University of Tennessee, 1977


Art courses taught at Goshen

Beginning Sculpture
Advanced Sculpture

John Mishler web page

Sky Waltz

Click here to see johnmishler.com and John Mishler's work ã
Also see Sky Waltz and Broken Shield below.

This will take you to the Bilhenry Gallery page of Contemporary Sculpture.  When you get there, select John Mishler's name.  See his portfolio and biography.

Click here for Mishler's Old Bag Factory Sculpture Studio in Goshen.




    Sculpture by

    John Mishler

    Sky Waltz , 1998
    by John Mishler
    15' by 7' by 5'
    Aluminum, Bearings



John Mishler web page.

Also visit the Bilhenry Contemporary Art Gallery web site to see Mishler work.  See more of John Mishler's monumental sculpture installations. Mishler has a private studio located at the Old Bag Factory in Goshen, IN.


Broken Shield

on the Goshen College Campus

ã John Mishler. All rights reserved.    This page updated September, 2001, Marvin Bartel
Mary's Ride, 1994

10' by 6' by 5'

Chandler Public School Library
Goshen, Indiana

John Mishler (left), introduces guest sculptor, Jake Webster (right), of South Bend, Indiana, at a January, 1998, presentation on the Goshen College campus.  Wood carvings shown are by Jake Webster.


Contact John Mishler about Sculpture or Sculpture Classes
E-mail: johnjm@goshen.edu
margemb@goshen.edu (Art Dept Office)
Phone: 219-535-8971 studio  -  fax: 219-535-7660
Mail:  John Mishler, Art Dept.
Goshen College, 1700 South Main Street, Goshen, IN 46526




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