Artist Kenneth J Lewis Sr

KJL Art Sanctuary Studio cover image of the artist studio in Ewing New Jersey

Welcome to the official website of Artist Kenneth J. Lewis Sr—a prolific, self-taught painter whose powerful, intuitive works span multiple styles and mediums.

Contact: (609) 372-6022 · kjlartsanctuary@gmail.com

KJL Art Sanctuary

Kenneth J. Lewis Sr is a self-taught contemporary artist and painter based in Ewing, New Jersey. Explore original paintings, series collections, exhibitions, and Art with Kenneth. For collecting inquiries, call (609) 372-6022 or email kjlartsanctuary@gmail.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kenneth J. Lewis Sr?
Kenneth J. Lewis Sr is a self-taught contemporary artist known for expressive painting across abstract and figurative series.

Where is KJL Art Sanctuary located?
KJL Art Sanctuary Gallery and Studio is located in Ewing, New Jersey.

How can I purchase artwork or inquire?
Call (609) 372-6022 or email kjlartsanctuary@gmail.com for availability, pricing, and collecting options.

What is Art with Kenneth?
Art with Kenneth features studio sessions, live painting, Art History episodes, and behind-the-scenes creative process.

Kayden’s Dream Easter Sale

One Day Only April 5, 2026 $22.99

Kayden’s Dream is a beautifully crafted 48-page, full-color hardcover children’s book (8×10 inches) written and illustrated by Kenneth J. Lewis Sr. It follows a young boy who wishes the world could be kind again, and the remarkable dream that follows.

Available for a special Easter Sale price of $22.99 for one day only on April 5, 2026.

Kayden’s Dream book cover by Kenneth J Lewis Sr Easter Sale one day only April 5 2026

African American Abstractions

Ellarslie Museum March 27 – May 31, 2026 Featuring Kenneth J. Lewis Sr

I am honored to be featured in African American Abstractions at Ellarslie Museum alongside James Dupree and Femi Johnson. This exhibition celebrates the richness, energy, and power of abstraction through the work of outstanding area artists.

Visit the official exhibition page to learn more about the show, dates, and museum details.

African American Abstractions exhibition featured artwork by Kenneth J Lewis Sr