"New Visions, New Voices" - Kay Sarver

Archway Gallery's current exhibition "New Visions, New Voices; Inspiring Connections Through Art" features works by newest member artists Rhonda Radford Adams, Michael Angell, Gözde Kaya, Kay Sarver, and Eric Stiles.  Here is some insight into artist Kay Sarver:

​Kay Sarver's artistic style beams with a compassionate approach to people and animals.   Painting  mostly figures with oils on wood, or forming animals and plants with wire, Kay  shows her caring nature.  “Human Beings, in general, inspire the direction of my subject matter.  As the fiction writer, Joyce Carol Oats said, ‘I put my faith in people’.   I look for light inside.” Her dogs offer her cartoon-like performances, so laughter is always around.  “Sadly it is easy to cry.  It is the action taken by others, the cruelty to fellow humans, to animals, to habitat, deforestation, to our precious earth that I feel."

When asked about her favorite art-related trip, Kay told this story:   “In the Spring of 2015, I traveled with a number of artist friends because we had a group Show in Marfa, Texas.  This area had just been saturated with rainstorms , and the desert was blooming with such an amazing variety of flowers.  It was stunningly beautiful, and the air so sweet and cleansing.  This part of Texas captured my heart.”  Kay ’s talents appear in many creative forms.

Birthday Boy by Kay Sarver