Art: In memoriam
Antonio Perez and Stephen Irwin
It’s hard to say goodbye, especially when it’s premature.
Art: Art to the people
‘Creative Rising’ targets the Phoenix Hill neighborhood
Public art is exactly what it sounds like — art for the public. You get the chance to engage with visual art as you go about your daily business.
Art: Uncovering secrets of the everyday
Mary Phelan’s paintings offer a fresh look at urban landscapes
It comes as no surprise that 2002 National Poet Laureate Billy Collins, known for his warm, accessible, finely crafted poems, is a fan of Mary Phelan’s paintings.
Art: Trash man
Tom Pfannerstill transforms art into trash
By now you may know I have a passion for trompe l’oeil, as I often proclaim its virtues.
Art: Keep it local
A roundup of holiday art shows
’Tis the season. In keeping with the holiday spirit, here are some artistic local events to entice your creative gift-giving self.
Art: A-peel to tradition
Ryan Burns’ Year of the Banana
One of the rooms at the Tim Faulkner Gallery is looking especially yellow these days — and kinda fruity. Bananas. Lots of bananas. What’s this guy’s deal?
Art: Motel mystery
Tracey Snelling’s multimedia project brings comic book to life
WHO IS VERONICA HAYDEN, AND WHY IS SHE ON THE RUN? WHY DID HER CREEP-TASTIC HUSBAND, VICTOR, SUDDENLY GO MISSING, SHORTLY BEFORE VERONICA VANISHED?
Art: Rock ’n’ roll Retrospective at Revelry
“Retrospective: Don Aters” at Revelry Boutique Gallery is the kind of art exhibit you want to bring your dad to — accessible, interesting, affordable.
Art: A Greek temple on the banks of the Ohio
LVAA celebrates 150 years of the Louisville Water Co.
The Louisville Water Company (LWC) is celebrating its 150-year anniversary. Today, of course, we think of water mostly when it doesn’t appear at the tap.
Art: Dick Starr
Less of a dick, more of a star
The disclaimer on artist Dick Starr’s website reads: “The art work on this website contains nudity, blood, gore, sex and violence.
