Art: Louisville’s eleven
Zephyr Gallery presents 11 of our finest local artists
If you are looking to become more familiar with local artists, the group show “RHQRDWBWTHR” at Zephyr Gallery is a great place to start.
Art: So many exhibits, so little time
Land of Tomorrow offers up ‘Seven Exhibitions’ by local and regional artists
“Seven Exhibitions” is now on view at Land of Tomorrow gallery, and I’ve only got 700 words.
Art: Racing art
A Derby roundup
The Kentucky Derby is surrounded by tradition, so much so that many festivities repeat year after year.
Art: How long gone
Photo exhibit shows a glimpse of Kentucky between 1935 and 1943
A good photograph can stand the test of time.
Art: The intersection of art and radio
ART+FM debuts its 24/7 programming
By definition, visual art is creativity that is seen. But some visual artists make work that is heard and not seen. Confused yet?
Art: When community and art collide
Smoketown Social Club hits the streets for positive change
When I went to meet artist-in-residence C. Ryan Patterson at St.
Art: Art, nature and the in-between
Exploring the origins of ‘GEN’
For someone who is energized by artwork rife with contemporary art references, there is big-city excitement in stopping by an exhibition space and finding conceptually strong work.
Art: Journey with the Gingerblack Man
Donté K. Hayes’ exhibit strives for the American Dream
Donté K. Hayes’ exhibit at Garner Narrative is storytelling at its best: It is colorful and engaging, each piece’s name its own layer, indecipherable from the painting.
Art: The breakfast club
Weekly artist troupe serves up the ‘Breakfast Group Show’
“Oatmeal, please.” “Morning Muffin and coffee.” “I’ll have the Breakfast Special.” These food orders at The Café are shouted over six tables of conv
Art: History distorted
Daniel Pfalzgraf depicts 9/11 hijackers in new exhibit
We all know the names Timothy McVeigh and Adam Lanza, but how many of us can name the 9/11 hijackers?
