Greenville’s Artisphere 2024 Showcases Five Must-See Artists

Unique and Creative Artistry Takes Center Stage at Artisphere 2024

One-of-a-kind furniture by Steve Uren

Steve Uren’s handmade furniture and home goods stand out at Artisphere 2024. With a commitment to unique craftsmanship, Uren’s pieces are created without the use of machines, highlighting the art of handcrafting. From clocks to shelves, lamps, and decorative wall art, each item is a testament to Uren’s wood cutting and lamination techniques that make every piece one-of-a-kind.

Blake Gore makes you squint, but only for great art

Blake Gore’s miniature art captivates visitors at Artisphere 2024. With drawings so small that a magnifying glass is needed to appreciate the intricate details, Gore’s journey into miniature art began as a challenge and has now evolved into a unique and fascinating art form. Visitors are invited to squint and marvel at the tiny wonders created by Gore.

Mark Ellis brings birdhouse architecture to Artisphere

Mark Ellis merges his love for antique wind boats and mid-century furniture to create stunning birdhouses at Artisphere 2024. His birdhouse designs draw inspiration from seven different architectural styles, offering our feathered friends a stylish dining experience. If you appreciate outdoor aesthetics and bird-friendly designs, Ellis’s booth is a must-visit.

Ancizar Marin makes a splash with colorful work

Ancizar Marin’s vibrant artworks elevate everyday items using fiberglass, motorcycle paint, and volcano rocks at Artisphere 2024. His colorful palette and intricate designs reflect Marin’s dynamic approach to artistry, capturing the attention of visitors with his welcoming personality. A graduate of the ‘Bellas Artes Institute in Manizales, Columbia, Marin’s creations promise to add a splash of color to your Artisphere experience.

Gary Traczyk makes metal art spin with one finger

Gary Traczyk’s kinetic stainless art sculptures come to life at Artisphere 2024. With nearly three decades of metalworking experience, Traczyk showcases his artistry by engaging visitors in a unique way—using just one finger to set his creations in motion. As a firefighter from Miami, Traczyk’s artistry adds a touch of movement and elegance to the vibrant art scene at Artisphere.

Experience the Artistry and Creativity at Artisphere 2024

Artisphere 2024 is a celebration of art, creativity, and craftsmanship, bringing together talented artists like Steve Uren, Blake Gore, Mark Ellis, Ancizar Marin, and Gary Traczyk. With their unique styles and innovative approaches to art, these artists offer visitors a one-of-a-kind experience that showcases the diversity and talent within the art world.

Whether you’re drawn to handmade furniture, miniature art, birdhouse architecture, vibrant fiberglass creations, or kinetic metal sculptures, Artisphere 2024 has something for everyone. Explore the streets of downtown Greenville this Mother’s Day weekend and immerse yourself in the world of art and creativity.

Don’t miss the chance to engage with these five exceptional artists and many more at Artisphere 2024. Discover new perspectives, admire stunning craftsmanship, and support the thriving art community in Greenville.

Artisphere 2024 is made possible by the generous support of TD Bank, bringing together artists, performers, food vendors, and art enthusiasts for a memorable weekend of artistic exploration. Join us in celebrating the power of creativity and imagination at Artisphere 2024 in beautiful Greenville!