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Art: On the outside

Graffiti artist The Daveer isn’t confined by the gallery or canvas

From the street to the wall, The Daveer does art his own way. Since 1996, the self-taught graffiti artist has offered his drawing and painting skills to the street.

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Lights, camera, film noir and Homies

21c presents a mini-retrospective of two new media artists

‘The Constant World of Jennifer and Kevin McCoy’
Though June
21c Museum Hotel

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Gallopalooza: Behind the Scenes

Last week I snuck into the "horse barn" out at the Mellwood Arts & Entertainment Center to take a peak at the Gallopalooza horses that are b

Art: News Bits

March is National Arts Education Month — voice your support to keep arts in the schools.

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Clay now

‘Best of Louisville Clay’ brings recognition to pottery artists

The large bulldog stands on thick, stocky legs, its powerful jaws locked in a snarl. The title, “I Can Assure You My Bite is Worse,” seems a highly credible statement. 

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I see dead people

Exhibition presents the human body more as science than art

Although we still don’t have an IKEA, Louisville can check “dead body art exhibit” off the list of things that make you a major metropolis.

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Art: Two by two

Artists Kathleen Lolley and Natasha Sud find commonality in each other’s work

From a world populated by mythical creatures, colorful birds and creeping flowers, Kathleen Lolley and Natasha Sud deliver snapshots of singular vision, so enticing we want to find the path t

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Art: Live! Tonight! Sold out!

A gallery show of rock art

Flyering, a tactile sport in my day, has been too quick to recede into the same sort of kitsch as vinyl — indie nerds blathering about having a physical thing, right the

Art: News Bits

You can now find visual arts news and updates on Fat Lip, our news blog, fatlip.leoweekly.com

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Art Review: Call of the wild

Speed buys Ruthart’s noted ‘Adam Naming the Animals’

Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthart is not a name that rolls off the tongue.

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