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Kenton Pies’ first of five life-size depictions of wild horses of Horse Plains, Montana, is nearing completion. He is pictured with the first horse, a pinto, which weighs more than 600 pounds. Local artist Andy Gonzales welded the silver hooves on the sculpture. Among the other four wild horses to follow will be two adults and one colt at a gallop, and one rearing to show his status with the herd. (Joe Sova/Clark Fork Valley Press)

Kenton Pies’ first of five life-size depictions of wild horses of Horse Plains, Montana, is nearing completion. He is pictured with the first horse, a pinto, which weighs more than 600 pounds. Local artist Andy Gonzales welded the silver hooves on the sculpture. Among the other four wild horses to follow will be two adults and one colt at a gallop, and one rearing to show his status with the herd. (Joe Sova/Clark Fork Valley Press)

November 29, 2018

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Sculptor Pies creating a 'region of art'
November 29, 2018 11:03 a.m.

Sculptor Pies creating a 'region of art'

When Kenton Pies moved to Sanders County in 2005, it was his goal to create an “art mecca.” Not to be confused with the Muslims, the Webster third definition calls “mecca” “anything that one greatly desires or tries to achieve.”