Joffa Kerr

The playful antics of wild and domestic animals are the inspiration behind sculptor Joffa Kerr's work. Through her distinctive impressionistic style, the artist reveals the unique, light-hearted personalities of the animals she sculpts. She is a devoted student of nature, who encounters many of the subjects for her whimsical sculptures just outside the door of her Wilson, Wyoming studio.

Ms. Kerr received her formal education at the University of Oklahoma, where she studied interior design, jewelery design and painting, but it was after attending Scottsdale Artists School and working with noted sculptors Sherry Salari Sander, Glenna Goodacre and Kent Ullberg that she chose to concentrate on three-dimensional work. She has exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum, the Gilcrease Museum, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. In 1997, Southwest Art magazine named Ms. Kerr one of the top five notable Women Artists of the Year.

     Cat Nap       bronze, ed. 9      $ 4,500    

Bun in the Sun      bronze, ed. 35      $ 750

Four on the Floor      bronze, ed. 35      $ 600

Her Royal Hindness      bronze, ed. 100      $ 300

The Strategist       bronze, ed. 15      $ 800