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A Beastie known as the Zaterpillar

Published July 2, 2018 at 1100 × 729 in A Beastie known as the Zaterpillar
A Beastie known as the Zaterpillar

A Beastie known as the Zaterpillar

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Origins of the “Beastie”

Dennis coined the term “Beastie” to describe his work in a conversation with Pop Artist Andy Warhol in 1963

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Beasties may have made Dennis famous, but he is also a nationally acclaimed stained glass artist.

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Beasties really get around.  They can be found on six continents!

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Dennis originally made his Beasties out of Papier-mâché.  To make them more durable, he started to spray them with fiberglass at his twin brother’s Corvette shop and the Beasties we know today were born.

 

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Dennis and his father won the state of Wisconsin father and son golf tournament.

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Dennis exhibited 25 Beastie sculptures on the White House lawn in at the annual Easter egg roll in the 80’s with the help of Richard Rovsek.

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Dennis recently returned to Wisconsin after spending almost 2 decades living in New Zealand.

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Dennis has moved into a new art studio in Jefferson, Wisconsin. He continues to create Beastie sculptures, paintings and stained glass.

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Beasties are in private collections world-wide, and can be found in public venues in Belgium, Israel, New Zealand and Mexico.

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Dennis was born in Madison, Wisconsin in 1939. He graduated from Madison West High School Milwaukee’s Layton School of Art, now known as the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD).

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As a student, Dennis won first prize for painting in the Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors competition and was the recipient of the Ox Bow Summer School of Painting scholarship in Saugatuck Michigan 1961-62.

You can also follow Dennis on Instagram as @dpearsonbeasties or Facebook as @dpearsonbeasties.

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