Art: Wherefore art thou horses and hats?
A roundup of Derby-related exhibits
You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink bourbon.
Art: Carnegie pays tribute to women sculptors
Imagine a white room full of objects arranged as reverently as monuments in a gothic cemetery: A metal pole as tall as a person holding an armload of glass orbs like a cluster of suspended po
Fake Issue: ‘Impressionist Landscapes’ exhibit is a blurry, sloppy mess
“Landscape is nothing but an impression,” said Claude Monet, “and an instantaneous one.”
Art: Slugger Museum playing the field with Rockwell exhibit
The Louisville Slugger Museum has always been primarily about baseball, but the “Norman Rockwell: Sports” exhibit, which opens Saturday, takes the Louisville mainstay a step furth
Art: Cuba bound
Carlos Gamez de Francisco shows off his collection
Cuba is a country that’s quite foreign to most of us. That’s not our fault; blame decades of communist rule and the embargo.
Art: Keepers of Kentucky heritage
KMAC shows off our best artists and collections
Did you know that owning three of the same thing qualifies as a collection? Knowledge like that makes the dust-bunnies in my house look more appealing.
Art: First Impressions
Speed Museum presents ‘Impressionist Landscapes’
“Landscape is nothing but an impression,” said Claude Monet, “and an instantaneous one …”
Art: No boundaries
Art has been Bill Fischer’s passion for 92 years
If age can be a state of mind, then artist William L. Fischer is younger than most of us.
Culture: ‘Star Trek’ exhibit proves sci-fi is more than fiction
New exhibit opens at Science Center
Sunday mornings were always times of hope when I was growing up — hope that my parents wouldn’t feel like going to church so that I could watch
Art: In context
Patrick Smith explores contrast in ‘119 Rodgers Street’
Recently, Mentos introduced new packaging for their fruit-flavored chews — one that allows you to see from the outside that inside are two of each flavor.
