Pasqua Warstler named executive director of Bonifas
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The Bonifas Arts Center announced that Pasqua Warstler has been hired at the new executive director for the organization.
Warstler is a pretty solid choice for the position, having worked at the center for nearly two full decades as a gallery director and then an education director. And Warstler, who moved to the Upper Peninsula in 1991, is familiar with the art world beyond administrative and education as well. She’s a prize-winning artist herself, having her work has part of the Bay College collection.
Warstler worked at the Escanaba Public Library before she started teaching art at the Bonifas Art Center.
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Bonifas Arts Center
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