Featured Artists
Goldner Walsh Nursery is proud to feature the work of talented artists. The artists currently featured at Goldner Walsh are listed below.
Victor Pytko
Featured Artist through August 28, 2008
More than a dozen new paintings by artist Victor Pytko are part of a series of exhibitions at Goldner Walsh that showcase regional artists. Find out more about Victor Pytko at Goldner Walsh.
Kyle Raetz
Kyle Raetz is an illustrator from Mason, Michigan. Many of America’s most well known brands showcase his commercial work. Clients include Pepsi, DaimlerChrysler and many other industry leaders. His work has been used for identity and branding, product packaging, magazine covers, training documents, and product launches. Find out more about Kyle Raetz's art at Goldner Walsh.
Peter Griz
Peter Griz has been intrigued with kinetic works for over 20 years. Retirement from Ford Motor Company has afforded him time to aspire to his passion for working with copper and stainless. His 33 years of experience at Ford has given him the knowledge for designing and constructing the sculptures. His pieces are engineered precisely for balance and welded for strength. Find out more about Peter Griz's sculptures at Goldner Walsh.
Ruth Rycroft Spirit Houses
When Ruth was 19, she traveled from her house in New Zealand to visit her father’s family in Wales. That first wonderful glimpse of rolling green hills and charmed stone villages inspired her and started her down the cobbled path to the Spirit Houses she creates today. Find out more about Ruth Rycroft Spirit Houses.
Fire Bowls by John
T. Unger
Hand-cut and ground to a smooth finish, John T. Unger's fire bowls have a pleasing rust patina as the standard finish. The heavy 1/4 inch thick steel plate can be left outdoors year round, requiring no maintenance to last generations. Find out more about fire bowls by John T. Unger.
Cleverlotus Studio
Many years ago, while studying traditional landscape painting in China, Melanie Boyle fell in love with the folk art of paper cutting. These paper silhouettes adorn the home during the Lunar New Year celebration, and are given to friends and family to bestow luck and happiness.
Melanie’s works are made in the same spirit, to be shared and enjoyed. Each image begins as an original design hand cut from a single sheet of paper. Her inspiration comes from the world of plants, those that brighten most gardens, the rich range of plants and wildflowers native to North America, and traditional botanical illustration.
Cards with an envelope are $3.50 each or $17.95 for a package of six.
We carry about 23 different designs.