Tim Lewis, a self-taught stone carver who lives in Isonville, creates everything from Biblical scenes to animals and popular figures out of sandstone that has been salvaged from chimneys of burned houses. In addition to being held in many important private collections, Tim’s work is owned by the Mennello Museum in Orlando, FL; the Columbus (OH) Museum of Art; the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art; the Smithsonian Institution; and the Kentucky Folk Art Center in Morehead. Tim also was commissioned to do a permanent installation for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

Program 712

Sculptor Tim Lewis, Bybee Pottery, and Louisville-based post-folk band Valley. (#712)

Program 820

The Lexington Children’s Drum Choir with the Something Special Dancers, Louisville painter Dionisio Ceballos, stone carver Tim Lewis, and music from Hell’s Half-Acre and No Tools Loaned. (#820)