PLACEHOLDER: Founded in 1909, the Louisville School of Art played an important role in shaping visual arts education in Kentucky and the surrounding region. Established through the efforts of the Louisville Art Association and later the Louisville Handicraft Guild, the school grew from decades of artistic instruction in the city. As the Commonwealth’s only four-year professional college of art offering a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, the school fostered artistic expression, technical skill, and critical thinking within a close-knit studio environment.
This reunion exhibition celebrates the legacy of the Louisville School of Art by bringing together former students and faculty whose work reflects the creativity, experimentation, and strong studio tradition that defined the school.
Louisville School of Art
Reunion Show
Meet the Artists
(alphabetical by last name)
Examplina Artist
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Glass Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
Social: instagram @ example
Diana Arcadipone
Biography:
Diana Arcadipone studied painting and printmaking at Western Michigan University, where she earned a BFA degree with honors. She earned an MFA degree from Ohio University with honors. She has been awarded artist residencies at Dorland Mountain Arts Colony in Temecula, California as well as The Banff Centre and the Leighton Artists’ Colony in Alberta, Canada. She exhibits her work internationally and travels to research artmaking techniques and images. She lives and works in Otisfield, Maine. Diana worked at The Louisville School of Art as Associate Director from 1976-1980.
2D Artist
Website: arcadipone.com
Instagram: @dianaarcadipone
Facebook: Diana Arcadipone
Artist Statement:
Diana Arcadipone creates artworks on and of paper. Her passion for making art with natural materials, and mixed media emerged from an early devotion to craft techniques such as papermaking, book arts, basketry, embroidery and textiles. Arcadipone’s work is informed by folk art, primitive art, traveling, and nature; it is the intersection of these influences that defines her work. Arcadipone often makes her own paper with archival materials. She paints with gouache, which offers brilliant, opaque washes of color. She sometimes incorporates ink, text, and fabric scraps that are applied with rudimentary tools like handmade brushes and sticks. She often incorporates a written narrative that reflects the habitat of a species depicted and sometimes includes soundscapes recorded from the site.
Peter Bodnar
Biography:
I have been active as an artist in the community since 1976. I came to teach painting at the Louisville School of Art and have been teaching (painting, drawing, color, 2-d & 3-d design and sculpture) ever since. I have been involved in at least 17 mural projects, commercially or publicly funded, over the last 25 yrs.. I've been able to exhibit work I feel strongly about, whenever I feel the need to. These are perhaps modest accomplishments by ARTWORLD standards, but survival and persistence are the best alternatives to early national success.​​
2D Artist
Website: peterbodnar3.com
Artist Statement:
I believe in the animateness of the perceptual world and I attempt to make images that manifest that belief. I make animate objects. I try to make sensuous diagrams of growth and change at all scales, harnessing principles of botany& physics for image propagation. For me, Art-making is about creating a special class of non utilitarian objects with which I investigate materials, perception & meaning. They exist to be looked at and observed, like a branch or a stone, while knowing that a mind drove these forms.
Dave Caudill
Biography:
LSA1973
Worked in graphic design and public relations before turning to sculpture and odd jobs. Personal sculptures have been primarily stainless steel pieces in landscapes and gardens. Public sculptures in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, Indiana and Louisiana. International works: an undersea sculpture in the Bahamas, a large meditation labyrinth in Bolivia and collage prints in a Brazilian children’s Cancer Hospital. Lives and works in Louisville.​
Sculpture Artist
Website: caudillart.com
Instagram: @caudill.dave
Facebook: dave.caudill.92
Artist Statement:
My personal sculptures have been focused on a theme of humanity in harmony with the rest of nature, and they have been created as visual music concerned with lyricism, rhythm and physical harmony. My public pieces are developed with cultural and physical contexts driving the designs. I prefer to work spontaneously in an intuitive manner. I still enjoy working with two dimensional media, primarily collage and drawing.
Gayle Cerlan
Biography:
Gayle Cerlan received her BFA with full scholarship from Louisville School of Art and MA from University of Louisville and coursework at Alfred University New York. She has been an active member of the Kentucky art community through her involvement as creator/director of Cityworks Exhibition and curator of the National Dinnerworks Exhibitions (1994-1997), served on the advisory boards of Kentucky Museum of Art and Louisville Visual Arts Association. Cerlan taught as Adjunct Professor of Ceramics at Indiana University SE, Bellarmine University and University of Louisville. Currently, she is teaching after school art at Sayre School, Lexington, Ky. Established a fine arts school, ARTSTUDIO (1977 -2017), TOWER CERLAN GALLERY, CERLAN GALLERY (1995 -2007) and PEEP SHOW GALLERY (2007-2010). She has exhibited nationally, internationally and has won awards, grants and is in numerous public collections.
Sculpture Artist
Artist Statement:
The beauty of ceramics as fine art lies in the ability of the artist to take everyday objects, such as a bowl, a teapot, a tree, a pillow, a figure, and through the artist's talent and vision, transform such objects into artistic statements that convey a meaningful, provocative, mystical message directly to the heart and soul of a person. I wish to utilize a variety of ceramic techniques and glazes, painted imagery, and found objects to illustrate my quest for visual beauty.
Buddy Colucci
Biography:
Buddy Colucci is a graduate of the Louisville School of Arts, through fouryear full scholarships as a Teaching Assistant in Printmaking and Sculpture. Buddy left LSA in ‘74, “Went to the Country, built him a home”, and spent a lifetime creating. His work includes sculpture, sketching, woodworking, stone carving, printmaking, and the design and construction of handcrafted log homes. Throughout his career, Buddy has completed numerous commissioned works, including public sculptures, metalwork, and stained-glass pieces.
Screenprint Artist
Website: coluccirivercabins.com
His artistic vision often extends beyond traditional studio work, blending craftsmanship, architecture, and fine art. Buddy is the owner of Colucci Construction and Colucci Log Cabin Rentals on the Ohio River. For decades, visitors from around the world have experienced his craftsmanship firsthand while staying in the cabins he built. He continues to create art every day in one form or another, always working toward his next masterpiece.
Don Coomes
Biography:
This is the first showing of artwork by Don Coomes in the Louisville area since the early 1970s. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Louisville School of Art in 1974 and subsequently received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1982. After a long hiatus from making artwork, he returned to painting 12 years ago. Since then, he has participated in several group and solo shows in the Frederick, MD/Washington, DC area. He lives in Brunswick, Maryland with his wife, the writer Susan Higginbotham and his son, Thad, along with Emmy (the dog), and Annie (the cat). His daughter, Bethany, lives in North Carolina.
2D Artist
Website: doncoomesart.com
Artist Statement:
My paintings are non-objective and process oriented. Simply stated, the final image of one of myartworks is derived by the application of color in an all-over, pointillist manner that eventually coversthe entire painting surface. This process is repeated several times until I determine that the painting iscomplete. The colors used in my paintings are normally not predetermined; instead, I base my colorchoices in response to the color that already sits on the painting surface. Texture is also a concern. Therepeated application of brush marks eventually builds up to produce a texture that complements thecolors used.
Katherine Corcoran
Sculpture Artist
Website: katherinecorcoranart.com
Instagram: @kcor.815
Biography:
I graduated from the Louisville School of Art in 1976. The rigorous training I received there set me on a course that eventually led me to teaching English before attending UK to complete a doctorate in American English, before receiving certification in the concepts of the ADD/ADHD education program.​​
Artist Statement:
Most subjects that I love to work in are impressionist landscapes and abstracts. I enjoy the way color vibrates in directions that create movement. I consider my work to be impressionism with strong color and a sense of landscape presence.
William M. Duffy
Biography:
William M. Duffy is a sculptor, well recognized for his expertise in the ancient art of hand carving. Duffy experiments with figuration and abstraction through a wide variety of materials, including stone, bronze, steel, and wood. Duffy’s work is in public and private collections, most notably the Larry & Brenda Thompson art collection; commissions include the Kentucky Governor’s Awards in the Arts, Farmington Historic Plantation Slave Memorial and the (Un)Known Project Slave Memorial. Aside from his artistic practice, Duffy is known for his thirty-five plus years of service as an educator mentoring young students interested in the visual arts. He was named the recipient of the Louisville Visual Art 2022 Legacy Award. In 2024 Duffy had a one man exhibit at the Speed Art Museum entitled, “Louisville’s Black Avante-Garde: William M. Duffy”. Duffy is a 1976 graduate of the Louisville School of Art.
Sculpture Artist
Website: wmduffy.com
Instagram: @williammduffy
Facebook: wmduffysculptor
Linkedin: william-m-duffy
Artist Statement:
My artistic practice is deeply motivated by a desire to tell stories that celebrate resilience, community, and the beauty of human connection. Growing up I was surrounded by a tapestry of cultures, traditions, and histories that profoundly influenced my perspective. As a sculptor, I am drawn to the enduring nature of materials like stone, wood, and metal, which mirror the strength and perseverance of the stories I seek to convey.
Denise Furnish
Biography:
Denise has lived in Louisville KY for most of her life. Her work is connected to the domestic arts–particularly handmade textile items which are painted and collaged with acrylics.
She was educated at the University of Louisville (BFA, MA) and the University of Kentucky (BA), but began working with quilts in 1980,81 at the Louisville School of Art.
Fiber Artist
Website: denisefurnish.com
Artist Statement:
I paint and collage worn out quilts and other hand sewn domestic items. What started out as a statement about the frustrating lack of visibility of women in the arts in 1980 has continued to be my life’s work. The discovery of the breadth and depth of meaning in the Quilt has been my main focus. I examine the vernacular of the quilt pattern names, the fabric designs, the makers, how they were used, the effects of life and wear on them. I’m interested in the quilt as it relates to a bed as witness to dreams, sex, birth, death and more.
I consider my life and the well-worn quilts I have loved. I wish to explore the personal, spiritual, physical, natural, art historical, and political through the lens of quilts. I wish to break free from the patterned grid–yet pay homage to it.
Rebecca Graves
Biography:
Rebecca "Beck" Graves has worked for the last three decades in New York City as a muralist, decorative painter, and scenic artist for film and TV. Her clients have included the Museum of Arts and Design, Tavern on the Green, HBO, and numerous retail stores and private clients. She subsequently continued her studio practice.
Oil Painter
Website: rgravesandcompany.com
Instagram: @rgravesandcompany
Artist Statement:
For twelve years I worked as a designer on Cunard ocean liners, including the Queen Mary 2. I filled many sketch books, and when I returned to land I painted what I had come to love while at sea: the expanse of the ocean.
Ed Hamilton
Biography:
Edward Norton Hamilton, born in 1947 in Cincinnati, is a long-time resident of Louisville, Kentucky. He has distinguished himself, nationally, as a sculptor, most notably for his public art, including The Spirit of Freedom, an African American Civil War Memorial in Washington, D.C. He is often commissioned for his work with pieces on Booker T. Washington and Joe Louis, and also developed series of work, including "Junkology" and "Confinement". Hamilton graduated from the Louisville School of Art in 1969, and has received honorary Doctor of Arts degrees from the University of Louisville and Western Kentucky University in 2004. He wrote a biography, Birth of an Artist: Journey of Discovery published in 2006.
Sculpture Artist
Website: Edhamiltonstudios.com
Artist Statement:
Four years of art school prepared me well. Upon Graduating from the Art Center School, that laterbecame the Louisville School of Art. Meeting the late Sculptor Barney Bright, I began a long andwonderful apprenticeship. It was Barney that I started to learn more about the process of creatingPublic Art. In my work I believe it is my role to educate the masses about the things that they did notteach us in school and so I create in bronze, the people and subjects that helped to build this greatcountry. We tell our stories in books, as well as we cast in bronze that we see and view in sacred spaces,and in public space.
Rodgell Helm
Sculpture Artist
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Lee St. James
Biography:
Not a lot to say, attended LSA 1976-81, BFA major ceramic sculpture. Then on to Virginia Commonwealth University for grad school where I received an MFA in Sculpture 81-83.
I have been an Illustrator, Graphic designer, Art Director, Creative Director, and Executive Creative Director for many of the world’s largest brands and global advertising agencies. I am currently the Founder and Chief Creative Officer for Openly Gray, an agency focused on the 50+ Gray Market.
2D Artist
Website: saintleeone.com
Living with my wife in the Research Triangle, with 5 adult children spread out across the U.S., the youngest following in my footsteps and graduating from David Keator’s alma mater, Alfred University in New York, in Sculpture. Another is an Editor for film and television, yet another a script reader at one of the big LA talent agencies, another is a Nurse Practitioner, and lastly a Human Resources Manager, all better adults than I am.
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Artist Statement:
I like to make shit. From drawings, to paintings, to sculptural installations, film, and television. I’m a Maker.
Gary Jennings
Artist
Website: .com
Social: instagram @ example
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Bob Lockhart
Biography:
'Bob Lockhart is an award-winning sculptor whose work is in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, the Indianapolis Art Museum and many others. In addition, Lockhart’s pieces have been commissioned by the Louisville Zoo, by numerous churches and schools and by private collectors. Several of his sculptures grace the campus of Bellarmine University in Louisville, where he was a professor of art. Lockhart taught at Bellarmine for more than 40 years, guiding students in the creation of art and opening their eyes to the issues of social justice with annual trips to Guatemala and Appalachia. A native of Oak Park, Ill., he holds a BFA and a MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago. Lockhart regularly teaches at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts.'
Sculpture/2D Artist
Website: buybobsart.com
Instagram: @buybobsart
Fred Maurer
Biography:
Fred diFrenzi is a master artisan, studio artist, innovator, educator, and pioneer in the application and production of kiln-formed glass. As Kentucky’s first hot glass studio artist, he initiated the state’s first hot glass studio program at the Louisville School of Art and has since completed numerous site-specific public art installations, with work held in major museum and private collections nationwide. His one-of-a-kind creations are included in prominent institutions such as the Butler Institute of American Art, Indiana State Museum, Huntington Museum of Art,
Sculpture Artist
Instagram: Fred diFrenzi
and Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass, and he has received recognition including an NEA Artist-in-Residence grant. DiFrenzi has also launched several “Artists in Industry” collaborations with domestic and international manufacturers, expanding the reach of his designs—some of which have traveled across the globe and returned as ersatz imitations, an ironic yet affirming testament to his creative ingenuity.
Artist Statement:
I’d rather be a creator than a dictator.
Joyce Odgen
Biography:
Joyce Ogden is a visual artist based in Southern Indiana whose work explores the human relationship to the natural environment. Ogden exhibits throughout the US and has been the recipient of grants and awards that include the Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Grant Program, Great Meadows Foundation Artist Professional Development Grant, Ox Bow Summer Artist in Residence Award and the Kentucky Foundation for Women Sallie Bingham Award. Ogden is Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College at the Kentucky College of Art + Design (KyCAD) in Louisville.
Visual Artist
Artist Statement:
My creative practice explores the complex relationship between humans and the natural environment. In recent years, my work has become increasingly rooted in the themes of land and place. Often, the rural landscape of Southern Indian in which I live is my subject. My studio is inextricably linked with the surrounding environment; I move fluidly between these spaces in a continuous, evolving dialogue. Recently, I had the opportunity to work in and respond to a place that was new to me. In spring 2025, I spent three-weeks in residency at The Museum of Loss and Renewal in Collemacchia, Italy. Nestled in a small hamlet in the Apennine Mountains of the Molise region, Collemacchia holds a layered and complex history, reflected in its architecture, customs, agricultural lands, and forests. The mission of the Museum is deeply rooted in place. My initial intent during the residency was to explore the community's land, soil, and agricultural practices through observing, documenting, collecting, recording, and dialogue. However, daily walks through the biologically and historically rich mountain landscape created an unexpected and powerful connection to the woodlands and meadows. The forest and its spring ephemerals became central to a new body of work, including monoprints, moving image, and sound.
Art Orr
Biography:
BFA LSA, 1974. Ohio State MFA painting and drawing 1982. Jefferson Community and Technical College art faculty 1984–2002. Troy University faculty 2003 to 2013. Troy distance learning courses through Blackboard (courses taught at Eglin and Hurlburt Air Force bases / courses taught at Pensacola Naval Air Station). University of West Florida visiting artist 2004–2009.
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Artist Statement:
LSA was an artistic bootcamp of creativity, discipline, and development of a passionate commitment. It laid the foundation of our careers which taught us that art was serious business.
Mixed Media Artist
Facebook: birdbrainhouses
Jacque Parsley
Biography:
Jacque Parsley is a Mixed Media Artist who creates Collage and Assemblage with Found Objects.
Her work is in many public and private collections.
She has a BFA from Louisville School of Art, MA from University of Louisville and MFA from University of Kentucky.
Artist Statement:
Art for me is a form of serious play...a visual daydream shaped by intuition, imagination and discovery.
Each work is a meditation on time and transformation inviting the viewer to imagine their own recognition of past memories.
Mixed Media Artist
Deane Ellen Patton
Biography:
Graduated from Louisville School of Art at the Anchorage Campus with a BFA in 1976. Photography Major, double minor in Illustration and Printmaking. Studied Photography under Phil Wakeman. Illustration under Bob Lockhart and Printmaking under Garry Kaulitz. Studied design under Dave Schneider and Skip Koebbeman. And Art History under the fabulous Maggie Meloy. With private illustration lessons recently with Martin Rollins. Most of my creative and professional years involved photography, many of those in collaboration with my husband Phil Wakeman as Dawghaus Photography. Over the past ten years I have rekindled my love of Illustration... using my photographic images as a basis for my drawings. Much of it based on Nature and her organic forms. I use Oil Pastels, Wax Pastels, Color pencils, and a bit of India Ink. On board or water color paper. Since the late 1970's, Phil and I settled into life on a small farm and in a house we built in Westport, Kentucky; surrounded by nature and dogs and chickens, with memories of cats and horses, and now; over the past three years, memories of my dear Phil. I have been very lucky to have my sister, Megan, with me on the farm for over 7 years.
Illustration/Photography Artist
Facebook: deane.patton
Instagram: @deane.patton
​Artist Statement:
I find most of my inspiration in Nature... and certainly from organic forms. Whether I am drawing or making photos, the design and composition is of utmost importance. I would say that my work is "quiet". And a step further would call it all "Still Lives", whether it is of leaves in nature, or my dogs, or the people I choose to
document.
Colleen Reasor
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
Social: instagram @ example
Ken Reker
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
Social: instagram @ example
Nick Roberts
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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Martin Rollins
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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Paul Rossmann
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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David Schnider
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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Brian Talley
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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Keith Waits
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
Social: instagram @ example
Teresa Waller
Artist Biography:
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Artist Statement:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
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Brenda Wirth
Artist Biography:
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Sculpture Artist
Website: supercoolart.com
Social: instagram @ example