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Opening
Hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm Saturday
Adults - $6.00 Seniors - $5.00 Military - $5.00 Family (2 Adults & all Children) - $12.00 Children Under 12 - Free Students with ID - Free Groups 10 or more - $4.00 each
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Kentucky is rich in natural resources and has an amazing variety of artists who live and work in all corners of the Commonwealth. We represent over 400 individual artists in our sales gallery and work with more than 200 artists a year in exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations and educational projects. Artists in Kentucky are among the finest in the country. Stephen Powell from Danville has one of the most sophisticated hot glass studios in the region, located at Centre College.
One of the state's favorite artists is 82-year-old Marvin Finn of Louisville. For over 5 decades, Marvin has been using his creative imagination to create a menagerie of beasts from wood, plastic and found objects. His work has been seen in two exhibitions: African American Folk Art from Kentucky (September 1999) and Master Maker: Marvin Finn (January 2000).
The Rude Osolnik Award Every year, an artist receives the
Rude Osolnik Award. Rude Osolnik, a nationally acclaimed wood turner from
2008 recipient: Gwen Heffner 2007 recipient: Sarah Frederick 2006 recipient: Wayne Ferguson 2005 recipient: Marie Emlen Hochstrasser 2004 recipient: Lysbeth Wallace 2003 recipient: Tim Glotzbach 2002 recipient: Byron Temple 2001 recipient: Stephen Powell 2000 recipient: Joe Molinaro 1999 recipient: Homer Ledford 1998 recipient: Arturo Alonzo Sandoval 1997 recipient: Emily Wolfson 1996 recipient: Alma Lesch Please check back again soon. Artist Images |
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