Peter Primak

Peter Primak and Joe Chambers, were two of the best teachers I ever had at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Peter was such a joy to be around and all of my friends at school felt the same. He was the heart and soul of the Interior Design program at the Art Institute and I was blessed to have been taught by one of the kindest human beings you could ever meet. His entire way of teaching always came from a place of sincere and genuine care and kindness.

Just found out about Peter.. he was my favorite teacher at the Art Institute of Ft.Lauderdale. Thought about him many times and decided to really see how I could find him and found this page. He made an indelible impact during my time while at the Art Institute.. For years I wondered about him and just 2 years late.. Ahh... . Sleep well.

I posted this on my FB page on 6/21/20
This week I found out an old friend, Peter Primak, passed away last August. We met at Pratt Institute when I went to work for the architectural illustrator Al Lorenz. Peter, a talented artist and architecture student, was second in charge at Lorenzs studio. We had the same weird sense of humor and quickly became friends, having good laughs while enjoying the seemingly endless supply of beer at the studio which was probably part of our...

In high school I remember him finally as a good friend like By everyone. And he was extremely talented in art. Rest in peace Pete, Your old pal Mike

I always enjoy Peter he was such an interesting person.

Pete was voted the most artistic for the class of 1966 Penfield H.S. I remember his picture in the year book standing in front of an easel holding a paint brush and contemplating his next master piece. He also had a great sense of humor and such an individual - it was fun being around him. Good-bye dear Pete till we follow.

Peter's sense of humor will live on in his memory. I certainly remember how much Peter's students loved him. Peter was an inspired and inspiring artist never to be forgotten.
Emily Lindgren