Dr. Rob Kiltz

Gratitude; for the few things I do best

Goals; to continue to focus on the few things I do, learning growing and improving each day

Game plan; read and write each day of the beauty of focusing on the few

The Art Fundraiser for Laker Limo kicked off last night with the Meet the Artist Reception. My thanks to Hairtique Salon and Day Spa for hosting the event. A great success with great people and  connections. We raised nearly $2000 for the Laker Limo service so far and the fundraiser will continue through this Saturday during Hairtique’s normal business hours. Below are a few of my art pieces being sold for this fundraiser.

Hello and good morning, another spectacular day in the Universe
Connect and Plug In, my intention of the day

Another awesome and amazing day
The power of life is draining some days
I feel undone and depleted I say
Where to find the power, I am dismayed
I pray and pray to find the treasure this day
To take a breath and find the way
This I search to find fun, meaning and play [...]

Gratitude; for the power of life gained through plugging in

Goals; to tap into the eternal ethos of the universe and power up

Game plan; to read and write each and every day of the beauty of connections

Art has always been a mainstay in my life from the time I was a child. I see beauty all around me and am compelled to create. I started working with wood and metal in primary school and moved on to making silver jewelry and ceramics in high school. I purchased my very first pottery wheel at the age of 16 and still use the same wheel today. In college I minored in art while majoring in human sciences. Most of my art courses were taken at LACC, including ceramics, drawing, design & lettering. Although I continued my education in medicine at University of California, I maintained my artistic roots. UC Davis has a fantastic art and ceramics studio for students, which I fully took advantage of, working mostly with wood making furniture.

These days I spend most of my artistic energy on creating with clay. I have a wonderful studio at my home on the Eastern shore of Skaneateles Lake, where I spend a great deal of time creating ceramic works. I often donate my art to charitable causes, give them as gifts, or display them in my home and office. I recently began exploring the art of painting as well as making music. Creativity is a gift that fuels our inspiration and makes us feel alive. Making time for my art is as important to me as breathing.

My Ceramics:

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My Paintings:

Dr. Rob will be taking part in the Artist Studio Tour this year. Details are below. If you would like a glimpse of what his studio looks like and the work he does in there, click here to watch a video of him creating with clay.

The Skaneateles Area Arts Council will present its second edition of “Fall in Love With Art,” a tour of artist studios in the Skaneateles area, Oct. 3 and 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The tour features 13 artists in 10 studio locations based in homes throughout Skaneateles; the work of five artists presented in the Strods Barn on Benson Road; and West Lake Conservators, a nationally known art restoration firm in Skaneateles Falls. Proceeds from the tour will support the Arts Council’s cultural events and community grants program.

Tickets are $20 (free, for those under 16) and can be purchased at the Sherwood Inn or the Skaneateles Area Chamber of Commerce. For more information on the Artist Studio Tour or other Arts Council programs, call 315-685-2414.

Studios on the tour are those of: [...]

On November 15th Dr. Rob’s Ceramics Studio will be open to visitors that are touring 4 separate Artists Studios with an Everson Museum Group. In the video clips below he invites us in to his Ceramics Studio to experience the art of creating with clay.

Dr. Robert Kiltz is well known for his success as a fertility doctor but what may not be known is he is an avid ceramist. He has his own ceramics studio and frequently creates beautiful pottery. Dr. Kiltz has some of his artwork on display in several rooms at the CNY Fertility Center in Syracuse, NY.

Artist: Robert Kiltz

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