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The current body of work explores my realizations of relationships between certain aspects of Americana and Fine Art. Particularly I am interested in the American sub-cultures of hot rodding (more so vehicular adornment as seen on TV shows like “Orange County Choppers”, “Pimp My Ride”, etc.), conte...
Kim or "Kimmer" Adler as his friends call, was a master blacksmith and metalworker. He could make metal flow like liquid with intricate turns and rolls as demonstrated by his piece "Untitled" located at Sculpture Trails. Kimmer developed his style and technique while he apprenticed under distinguish...
I am responsible for the development within the site of this museum, a multi-disciplinary studio environmentsuitable to the teaching and practicing of techniques relevant to art foundry, steel fabrication and forging. This facility is to be available to faculty and students of the art academies of P...
Born in 1946 I am of the post Second World War generation. I suspect this fact has influenced the course of my life, in so much as the post war climate afforded individuals with my background to receive a better education than could otherwise have been expected. It allowed me to realize my ambition...
Dave Caudill creates artworks for public, corporate and private collections. His larger works are found at Louisiana's Rip Van Winkle Gardens, East Tennessee's Horizon Center Park, the University of Kentucky's Singletary Center for the Arts and the University of Louisville School of Music. Corporate...
Gloria Stein said, "Writing is the only thing that, when I do it, I don't feel like I should be doing something else." I feel that way about making art. My work gives me great satisfaction. It's a compulsion and I am obliged to give in. Like a winter, I edit, I arrange, and I am quite conscienti...
I want to know how God created this world. I am not interested in this or that phenomenon. I want to know his thoughts, the rest are details. - Albert Einstein My work is about the relationship between parts and the whole; pattern recognition and the structures that begin to emerge upon examinat...
My memories of life, along with influences and imagination, have generated my creative expressions. During my childhood I began to develop an interest in visual productions through my drawings. My father's military background fascinated me and led me to explore images of soldiers, tanks, and other m...
As a human, as well as an artist and craftsman, I am driven by passion, by naturalness and nature, by tribalism and primitivism, by ritual and process, by the greater good, and ultimately by my life experiences. I consider every step of the creative process to be equally important as the finished pi...
Jack Gron was born in the steel-producing town of Steubenville, Ohio in 1951. He received a BFA degree in Sculpture from the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio in 1973. Jack attended Washington University in St. Louis where he earned an MFA degree in Sculpture in 1976. From 1976 - ...
Sculptor Mikey Johnson has shown his work in USA as well as England. His sculptures are cast Aluminum, Iron and fabricated steel. His work notes the struggles and successes of his efforts to continue making sculpture and raising a family. He continues to create his work in a studio he built in Lexin...
Roy Kitchin was born at Peterborough in the Fen Country of southeast Anglia, UK. In 1936 his family moved to Birmingham, the heart of the industrial West Midlands, where he attended school until the age of 14. On leaving he became an apprentice to the joinery trade, and simultaneously began making h...
Garrett Krueger was born and raised in the three river town of La Crosse, WI, home of the legendary Mississippi Valley, combined with the industrial, blue-collar factories of La Crosse had a great affect on Garrett's imagery. While attending the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse in the mid 1990's,...
My process is highly intuitive. I typically begin with doodles and sketches that evolve into a formal drawing. From there it may turn into a maquette or get right into building, it depends on the project. At times I have been compelled to respond to existing materials as they are. Absorbing them int...
Andrew Marsh is a master artist specializing in elaborate welded and cast metal sculpture with roots in rock music, experimental theater and industrial photography. He has exhibited and performed throughout North America and Europe and served as a principle metal fabricator for the world's most un...
"My obligation as an artist is to reflect the life around me, recording moments within my culture and my space." Gerard Masse, born in Massachusetts and raised in Indiana, received his MFA in Sculpture from the University of Kentucky in 2001 and taught sculpture at UK for 6 years following gradua...
Michael Maxson is an artist/sculptor residing in Lexington, Kentucky. He earned a BA degree in Architecture in 1990 and an MFA degree in Sculpture in 1997, both from the University of Kentucky. "Micky" and his wife, artists Stacey Chinn, own theAtelier, a business and workshop, located in downtown L...
Jimmy Ogonga is a Kenyan multi-media artist of international caliber. Born in 1977 in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, Ogonga taught himself fine arts by drawing portraits. Often his subjects were political figures whose stories and activities were exposed to him while growing up in East Africa. One o...
Katerina Nissa Sanerib uses a variety of materials to explore the human condition. Each piece or series equates to a visual fable. The anthropomorphic forms express lessons learned. Katerina received her BFA from the university of Wisconsin Milwaukee double majoring in sculpture and drawing/painting...
Keith Spears grew up in Louisville, Kentucky riding the tail end of the punk rock invasion of the seventies. The musical influences tainted with sociopolitical themes spilled over into the majority of his assemblage art. Keith gives himself a break once in a while from his cultural commentary type o...
"I make functional and sculptural objects which attempt to direct attention toward the cycle of nature, especially in plant life, that are parallel to the cycles in which we participate. I choose iron because it is chemically essential to all life forms and has been central to the development of hum...
Indiana Visionary is a solid iron sculpture that was created by British sculptor, Caro Sweet. Caro spoke to Sculpture Trails’ founder, Gerard Masse, about creating a piece for the Trails during one of Masse’s visits to England to participate in a Cast Iron Sculpture Workshop at the Ironbridge Museum...
Solsberry, IN - Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museum welcomes British sculptor, Brian Thompson, to the Trails. This October, Thompson along with his wife Jane, visited Gerry and Lisa Masse in Lexington, Kentucky where Thompson was able to cast the bronze sculpture at Masse's studio at Tuska Fine Art Foun...
William Vannerson is a sheet metal sculptor from Pensacola, FL and recently completed his graduate studies at the University of Kansas. He was introduced to welded steel, as well as cast iron, sculpture by Charles Hook at Florida State University. In his work he seeks to strike new accords between e...
James Wade a visual artist who was born in Columbus, IN, and currently resides in Lexington, Kentucky. He has worked and shown nationally and internationally, exhibiting works in Bolivia, Italy, and England. Wade’s sculpture and drawings focus on a sense of place, incorporating narrative and the ver...