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KARG, ROLLIN

How does an industrial engineer come to be an accomplished artist? Rollin Karg, engineer turned photographer turned potter turned woodworker turned glassblower, has made one of his one-time hobbies into a full-time career. He attributes his artistic inclination in part to a strong desire to work with his hands, coupled with the inspiring, park-like location of his studio.  The tree-studded setting is an ironic oasis in Kechi. This is where Rollin creates his fragile one-of-a kind treasures.   Rollin studied hot glass at Emporia State University, commuting from Wichita while building his first furnace. He originally came to Wichita to attend Wichita State University on a football scholarship. His birthplace was Columbus, Ohio, but he was raised in Miami, Florida.  Many changes have taken place in Karg's artistic direction since he came to Wichita over thirty years ago.