Guild Artists

This Page Lists some of the ORVAG Member Artists

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  • Mike Enzweiler
    • Armed with a BFA (major areas of painting & sculpture}, I began my career as a high school art instructor followed by time as a Curatorial Assistant at a major art museum.
    • As a full time artist, I enjoy creating simple pieces with basic materials. Found or recycled objects have always been a part of my creations.
    • Affiliations:
      Augusta, KY Art Guild
      Ohio River Valley Artists Guild, Maysville, KY
      Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center, Covington, KY
    • Contact Info
      mikeenzweiler@gmail.com
      www.enzartist.com

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  • Toby Fried

    • I started my new life at 57. Long ago I discovered pottery in college and spent hours upon hours in the studio.
    • Then graduation, making a living, and middle school stepped in.
    • Teaching 7-8th graders for 32 years took most of my energy, and I did not seriously pursue pottery again until I retired in 2006.
    • Now it is a passion, sometimes an all day one.
    • I do electric fired cone 6 stoneware which includes functional ware and my lidded pots.
    • In my ‘gemstoneware’ I combine my love of minerals and pottery using polished minerals as knobs for my lids, matching them to glaze combinations.
    • I also do raku, both naked raku and horsehair.
    • Occasionally, I do workshops and teach throwing classes at the guild.
    • I think the continuing joy of this craft is that it can be incredibly fulfilling and relentlessly humbling on the same day.
    • It took quite some time, and a rather circuitous route, but I am finally able to say, I am a potter.
  • Karen Fulton
    • Watercolor artist. Lives near May’s Lick, Kentucky
    • I love to paint the subjects around me. Farm scenes and flowers are often my subject choices.
    • My main art media has always been watercolor. Pastel, pencil, and permanent markers sometimes are in my studio work.
    •  Because I like both I join them in many paintings. I often work with an unpainted mat to offset the work. Frequently, I do commissions of houses and heraldry.
    • For the November show I have been encouraged to work with acrylics to create a collection of flowers.  I have enjoyed the challenge to work larger and with more color.
    • I studied the arts at EKU and MSU. I taught art (and music) in the public schools until retiring to the farm.
    • I am a member of the May’s Lick Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Mason County Homemakers, Ohio River Valley Artists Guild, Augusta Art Guild,  KRTA, and Mid-West Tool Association.
    • Find me at fultonfarm@altiusbb.com or 606-782-6207
  • Donna Huber
    • Was born and raised in Ashland, KY.  After meeting Dick Huber when he was an Engineering student and when she was a nursing student, they married after graduation and eventually had three children, Travis, Holly, and Carrie.
    • Donna’s love for art started in grade school and continued through high school during which time she studied at the Huntington Art Gallery. Several years ago Dick and Donna moved to Maysville, KY, Dick’s hometown, where they continued their construction, Double D Enterprises, Inc. and built a home on their Key Pike farm.
    • A mainly self-taught artist, Donna joined the Ohio River Valley Artists Guild and began painting again. Since then she has had instruction from Steve White, Skip Werline, Marilyn Lustick, Sandra Moss, Dreama Tolle Perry and other talented local artists.
    • “Sharing my love of nature and the world around me, as I perceive them, is what gives me so much pleasure in painting.”
  • Stephanie Martinez
  • Brian Shirley
    • I am a keen photographer who has been taking photographs since the age of 11. I tend to concentrate on wildlife, (including flowers and birds) and travel photography
    • My images can be seen at: http://www.brianshirleyimaging.smugmug.com
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