“Fluidity,” “expression,” and “grace” are not words usually associated with a piece of metal—unless that piece of metal is a sculpture by Louisville artist Bryan Holden. Implicitly dynamic in form, Bryan’s creations defy the innate rigidity of their medium.

From the outset of his career, Bryan established his presence in the art world, earning notable recognition that includes awards from both the Louisville Visual Art Association and the Louisville Craftsman’s Guild. His works appear in private and corporate collections nationwide and are rapidly gaining exposure in Europe, the UK, and Canada. Galleries displaying Bryan’s work can be found in Miami, New York, Chicago, Columbus, and Detroit.

Program 403

Sculptor Bryan Holden, Leslie Broecker of Broadway in Louisville, the light-hearted tunes of Heidi Howe, and fiber artist Sara Newberg King at work. (#403)

Program 422

This week's edition of Mixed Media has something for just about every taste. The program features a selection of favorite guests from past shows, including: the Louisville Dulcimer Society; metal sculptor Bryan Holden; jazz drummer Hugh Petersen; and historical dramatizations from Locust Grove, the home of George Rogers Clark. (#422)

Program 814

A visit to Lexington’s Ironhorse Forge, Bowling Green tinsmith Randy Hulsey, Louisville metal sculptor Bryan Holden, and musical performances from gospel-jazz group Paul Bennett and the 2nd Chance Band and acoustic trio the Cumberlands. (#814)