Capturing the famous
Yousuf Karsh’s infamous photographs at the Speed
While I am an art historian by trade, I’m a film historian by design.
Art: Bubble gum or local art?
Put your quarters in a Vend-A-Pin!
It’s springtime, and in addition to daffodils, a new crop of Vend-A-Pin! machines have been popping up all over town.
Art: Horse crazy
A Derby roundup
Giddy up, folks. It’s that time of year when we can’t seem to get enough of all things Derby.
Art: A portrait of endless interpretations
Daniel Pfalzgraf gathers Louisville’s top artists for his premiere exhibit
Daniel Pfalzgraf had a good idea (I’m sure he’s had plenty, but we’re only going to talk about this one): a portrait exhibition with local “all-star” artists.
Art: Off Broadway, on Frankfort
Spot 5 makes space for emerging artists
If you’re in search of emerging artists or art in Louisville, look no further than Spot 5 gallery.
Feature: A life less ordinary
In extracting the romantic and strange from everyday life, Louisville artist Kathleen Lolley has garnered worldwide acclaim
Call it through the looking glass. Call it whimsical folk art.
The writing on the stall
A funny thing happened while I was hovering over the toilet in a filthy public restroom the other day.
Art: A glimpse inside Tut’s Tomb
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage opens first exhibit
I have good news and bad news.
Art: News Bits
The Speed Art Museum (www.speedmuseum.org) has new hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fri
Art: Meditative space for The Healing Place
Miya Ando in Louisville
Last fall, as the darker hours of the day stretched longer and longer, Miya Ando started making weeklong trips from her Brooklyn home to The Healing Place, an alcoholism and addiction recovery faci
