MEET THE ARTIST
William Kranstover’s artistic journey has been shaped by a lifelong connection to the "Art Spirit." While some believe fine art is a skill honed through rigorous study, for Kranstover, it is an inherent calling. He began painting at an early age and continued to refine his craft throughout his studies at the University of Wisconsin. His artistic path has also taken him to Australia, where he taught art, and he continues to inspire students in Utah.
What sets Kranstover's work apart is the deep personal investment he brings to his artistic process and his dedication to his community, of which he is an ardent advocate. His commitment to the arts has earned him the prestigious Meritorious Service Award for Art in his community. Kranstover has received numerous accolades for his paintings and sculptures at the Springville Museum of Art in Springville, Utah, and has been featured in both solo and group exhibitions at the Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah.
Currently, Kranstover is pushing the boundaries of his medium, constantly redefining his approach. Years of exploration in concept, color, composition, and commitment have cultivated a natural drive for creating innovative and progressive work every day.
Today, William continues his artistic practice in his studio in Peoa, Utah, where he maintains an ever-expanding body of work, producing new pieces daily.
What sets Kranstover's work apart is the deep personal investment he brings to his artistic process and his dedication to his community, of which he is an ardent advocate. His commitment to the arts has earned him the prestigious Meritorious Service Award for Art in his community. Kranstover has received numerous accolades for his paintings and sculptures at the Springville Museum of Art in Springville, Utah, and has been featured in both solo and group exhibitions at the Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah.
Currently, Kranstover is pushing the boundaries of his medium, constantly redefining his approach. Years of exploration in concept, color, composition, and commitment have cultivated a natural drive for creating innovative and progressive work every day.
Today, William continues his artistic practice in his studio in Peoa, Utah, where he maintains an ever-expanding body of work, producing new pieces daily.