Profile: Tiffany Ackerman
It’s a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma (thank you, Winston Churchill): How could a person who has an aversion to fire be a glassblower?
Profile: Thea Lura
Not even “bad” artwork gets much criticism in saccharine America, but provocative artist Thea Lura welcomes it.
Profile: Eddie Santiago
Searching for balance in a chaotic world, Eddie Santiago’s paintings reflect the journey of someone who has seen the good, the bad and the brutal.
Art in crisis
Michael Kaiser wants to lend a hand to the struggling arts
Everyone needs a little help sometimes. Now it is art’s turn.
Art: News Bits
The 2009 recipients of the Governor’s Awards in the Arts (www.artscouncil.ky.gov) have been announced.
Art: News Bits
The 2009 recipients of the Governor’s Awards in the Arts (www.artscouncil.ky.gov) have been announced.
Art: Beauty is in the eye of the photographer
“I don’t know if all the women in the photographs are beautiful, but I do know that the women are beautiful in the photographs.”
Twist of the Wrist
Finding the connection between motorcycles and art
For the first 10 seconds you are plugging along, taking in the hills rolling alongside you while the sun plays tricks on your eyes through the clear plastic shield on your helmet, and the low
Art: Blonde ambition
Shannon Kempf pushes pop culture into compromising positions
The pulsing vein of Shannon Kempf’s body of work is the small, golden-framed cross-stitch of two My Little Ponies — humping.
Art: Paul Paletti shows off the big guns
Ansel Adams included in photography exhibit
Majestic landscapes + Yosemite National Park + photography = Ansel Adams. There is no other photographer who quite adds up.
