Artists Talk with LVA: October 30, 2025

Susan Gorsen, Tom Pfannerstill, & Marti Kuehn discuss the upcoming Artists’ Breakfast Group exhibit at LVA. Tune in to WXOX 97.1 FM / Artxfm.com each Thursday at 10 a.m. to hear Artists Talk with LVA.

Tom Pfannerstill was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He relocated to Louisville Kentucky in 1978 and continues to live and work there, spending the majority of his time making art in his Christy Avenue studio.

He has an extensive exhibition history including several solo shows in New York City, Atlanta, Boston, Las Vegas, Nashville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. He regularly exhibits at Galerie Hertz and Susan Moremen Gallery in Louisville.

Louisville, Kentucky artist Susan Gorsen is one of the “OG’s” of the Artists Breakfast Group, and has been exhibiting vividly colored abstract drawings for nearly three decades. In recent years she switched from oil pastels to watercolor as a medium.

Marti Kuehn joined the AB group in 2010. After retiring from a career in education in the Chicago region, she moved to Louisville in 2008 and started her art journey. She is an active member of the Anchorage Artist Guild, the LVA Board, and Art in City Hall Prospect. She exhibits at Kore Gallery.

AB 30 opens Saturday, November 8th, from 10 am to 12 pm at The LVA Gallery.

Artists Talk With LVA: September 22, 2022

Why is Patrick Donley in a hole? Find out when he talks about his 1st show in 5 years: Groundhog Archeology, opening soon at garner narrative contemporary fine art. Tune in to WXOX 97.1 FM/Artxfm.com each Thursday at 10 am to hear Artists Talk with LVA.

Patrick Donley is a sculptor, musician, and "whim-sologist".  He made his reputation through colorful, collage-laden, abstract paintings. In the late 90's, he took a break from visual art to perform and record with the band Jakeleg.  After that he switched gears, and began producing wall-mounted, found-object sculptures.  His last body of work, The Memento Series, represented an attempt to marry his love of paint with his vast, obsessive collection of found objects and photos.  That melding of two and three dimensions, emblematic of a need to create order out of chaos is further discovered in his latest project.

Patrick Donley: Groundhog Archeology, photographs and lightbox installations

Oct. 1-29  - garner narrative contemporary fine art, opening reception Oct. 9, Sunday, 1-4 pm