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Louisville used to have (kinda still does) a "trolley hop" on Frankfort Ave, where different galleries are open late and have special art displays. Some people
by gmiller123456 3y ago
Louisville used to have (kinda still does) a "trolley hop" on Frankfort Ave, where different galleries are open late and have special art displays. Some people go for the booze, and wonder around, some go for the art, some for both. There was one we went in to called Kaviar Forge and Gallery. The art display spanned two floors, and I don't recall at all what was even on display. But on the way to the second floor, I was like "Holy crap! Check out this hand rail!". My friends were kinda making fun of me for getting excited about a hand rail, but it was obviously exceptionally well done. It was the work of the guy featured in this article, I had no idea he was so well known.
There are quite a few hobbyist/artist blacksmiths around, and occasionally do displays. This guys name always comes up as he inspired and thought most of them.