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Guild Artists
This page features the work of some of our Guild members. Click on the image to visit each artists' website for more information, or e-mail the Art Guild asking to have the artist contact you.
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| Andy Eller
www.andyellerphotography.com
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| View from the Manhattan Bridge |
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| Jennifer Fairbanks
Jennifer earned a BFA from Murray State University, then an MA in Art Therapy from NYU. She then went on to study at the prestigious National Academy of Design and the Art Students League in New York City. She was the recipient of an Al Smith Fellowship from the Kentucky Council for the Arts. Her work has been shown in New York and Spain. Although Jennifer resides in New York, she occasionally teaches classes at the Guild and remains an associate member.
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| Shane Gregory
http://www.brainofshane.com
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| Melanie Halliman
http://willowoakart.com/
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| Dale Leys
http://www.daleleys.com
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| Frederick Merida
www.MeridaVentures.com
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| Pushing Upward II |
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| Sandy Miller Sasso
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| Small Garbage In, II |
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| Jason Hargrove
Hargrove, a Graves County native, resides in Murray and is completing his Bachelor�s degree at Murray State University. He has a degree in desktop publishing from West Kentucky Tech, an Associates degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology from the Community College of the Air Force, and a Certification from the Tennessee State Blacksmith and Farrier School.
Hargrove applies all his life experiences to create art. He previously owned a vinyl sign business in Mayfield - called Sign Forge - before his enlistment in the United States Air Force. He uses the vinyl sign equipment to experience new levels within his art by experimenting with different applications. He calls on his blacksmith skills and experience as a Farrier to create elaborate sculptures.
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| Carol Ann Harlan
http://www.pastelartistcarol.blogspot.com/
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If you are a current guild member and would like to have your work posted on this site, contact the Art Guild at [email protected]. If you have your own website, we can also set up a link to it.
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