PHOTO BY SEAN HERRON “Rusted Tower with Worn Path” by Ron Hundt.

Diane Kidd Gallery opened a new three-dimensional art exhibition March 4 titled “Constructures Revisited: Architectural and Ceramic Constructions by Ron Hundt and Don Williams.” About 40 people attended the opening reception March 11, at which the artists spoke briefly about themselves and their work. Ron Hundt Ron Hundt is city planner for the City of Kettering, where he grew up. As one of eight children, he learned early to scavenge materials for art projects. “Crayons were very important to me,” he said. “I must say that 64 crayons in a box, with a built-in sharpener, that’s a pretty cool Christmas present. I’ve always been drawn to the design of things, how things are put together ... how they look together, how they can be combined.” Hundt said realized that supporting himself as an artist would be difficult unless he could apply art to practical purposes. “Like most artists, you find your muse, but you also have to find the money,” Hundt said.