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Art: Exhibit pays tribute to late photographer John Ranard

Ranard: 'The invisible man’

“I photograph first and think later.”

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Art: God’s six-day ‘Nature’ exhibit not without flaws

"Scary Bug on a Plant" a disturbing piece in the exhibit

In an ongoing exhibition, The Earth Gallery is featuring “Nature” by Louisville artist God.

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Art: The kids aren’t all right

Andréa Keys’s sculptural offspring

Andréa Keys’s kids make me uncomfortable.

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Art: Hamilton’s Abe

New statue ties Lincoln to Louisville

We know how Abraham Lincoln began (born in a log cabin) and how he ended.

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From the outsider in

First-ever Visual Arts Festival focuses on C.J. Pressma

When the dust settles after this weekend’s kick-off of the first-ever Louisville Visual Arts Festival (LVAF), it’ll mark the first time that more than 35 local galleries and museu

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Review: Aaron Siskind exposed

The U of L Photographic Archives Gallery features famous Siskind shot in latest exhibit

A group of people of various ages sitting in a kitchen — not exactly the most riveting image. It’s an average event, a moment that happens many times a day around the world.

Art News

Louisville Clay is presenting a ceramics workshop with Seth Payne on Friday and Saturday, May 22-23, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. both days.

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Art: Has money ruined religion?

New exhibit explores effect consumer culture has on spirituality

Drive down any good stretch of rural highway in America, and your view is peppered with billboards and marquees directing you to “Eat at Joe’s,” “Test Drive a New Acura&rdqu

Art: News Bits

Louisville is still in the running for the American Craft Council relocation, according to Carmen Hickerson, VP of communications and public affairs at Greater Louisville Inc.

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Art: Art share

Speed acquires a piece of Dorothy and Herbert Vogel’s infamous collection

I was recently introduced to the game of “what five pieces of art would you want,” a variation of the “stranded on a desert island” question. I was stumped.

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