Art: See an artist about a horse
A roundup of Derby-related shows
Around these parts, we have horses, hats and hooch down to a science. Here’s a sampling of what’s happening in the visual arts, Derby-style.
Art: A new Flame
Flame Run Glass Studio takes over Glassworks
Color me surprised to learn that the Flame Run Glass Studio and Gallery is moving into the Glassworks building at 815 W. Market St.
Art: New KMAC director brings a fresh outlook
‘Into the Mix’ features the work of Caribbean artists
He’s come to Louisville by way of Sweden.
Art: Ink, art and ladies
Liberty Tattoo pays tribute to Women’s History Month
The great thing about an art show in a tattoo parlor is that it makes total sense. What else are you supposed to do while getting inked other than look around?
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Ali Center’s ‘IndiVisible’ exhibit packs a punch
Traveling Smithsonian exhibit examines ancestries of Native Americans and African-Americans
Your grade-school teacher may have called this nation a melting pot, a place where cultures mingle and meld.
Art: Grotesque and beautiful
Taylor Baldwin exhibits his largest sculpture show at LOT
Of all the mistakes in my recent past, not high-fiving Taylor Baldwin at the opening of his sculpture show at Land of Tomorrow ranks pretty high.
Art: Ten years gone
21c presents ‘Alter Ego’ exhibit by Anthony Goicolea
Nine years ago, I stumbled across a few of Anthony Goicolea’s photographs. Highly saturated and theatrical, Goicolea duplicates his own image, populating scenes with hordes of himself.
Art: Paris and the Impressionists
Speed exhibit highlights artists inspired by the city in late 19th century
They say confession is good for the soul, so here goes: I have an Impressionist-style shower curtain.
Art: Hawkins examines religion outside the box
Good stories, lightning bugs, Pixar films — these are just a few of the things that inspire Georgia-based artist Craig Hawkins. Oh, and the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
