Faculty
| Dale Divoky, B.F.A. | |
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| Assistant Professor of Art | |
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| Office Phone: | 472 7000 ext. 4114 |
| Department Phone: | 472 7000 ext. 5035 |
“Maharishi University of Management students have a genuinely receptive attitude to the learning process. This promotes an unrestricted flow of knowledge and experience.”
Biography
Dale Divoky, Assistant Professor of Art, has contributed his comprehensive
experience in the ceramics field (from industrial to architectural ornamentation)
to the sculpture department. Additionally, Divoky teaches fundamental
art courses. "Art and Nature" recognizes nature as a primary
source of inspiration, whether it is in the welling up of our inner nature
or an experience of the outer expressions of nature. In "The Art
of the Self" he directs first-year students in exploring their own
inner experience through the vehicle of self-portraiture (metaphoric and/or
realistic).
Professor Divoky is doing research in the area of Maharishi Sthapatya-VedaSM
design, an ancient science of design in accord with Natural Law. With
this system, buildings and environments promote greater health and happiness
for the occupants. He has created several large architectural ornaments
that adorn buildings throughout the world, based on this science.
Divoky received his B.F.A. in sculpture at Alfred University. Subsequently
he studied both at the Cooper School of Art and privately with the renowned
sculptor John Clague. He has had public commissions in the New York State
Capitol building, the International Mario Lanza Society Museum in Philadelphia
and in the Meredith Building in Des Moines, Iowa. Private collectors throughout
the U.S., Canada, Europe and Asia have also purchased his work.