Art a lifetime pursuit for Plains octogenarian
Plains artist Kenton Pies illustrates how he works on a metal horse he is building. Pies has built two horses which are displayed in downtown Plains and he has plans for more. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
Plains artist Kenton Pies recently finished the second horse which is displayed in downtown Plains. He is currently working on a third. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
This metal horse Plains artist Kenton Pies is building is in its early stage. Pies has built two horses which are displayed in downtown Plains and he has plans for more. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
Kenton Pies has published three books about his art career. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Plains artist Kenton Pies tinkers with a metal horse he is building. Pies has built two horses that are displayed in downtown Plains and he has plans for more. (Scott Shindledecker photos/Daily Inter Lake)
Plains artist Kenton Pies tinkers on a metal horse he is building.
Longtime artist Kenton Pies’ love for creating art and nurturing a love for art in others hasn’t diminished with the passage of time.
Pies, 87, a Sanders County resident since 2005, has been making, creating and building art in several mediums since he was a child...
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