Winter Guide 2012: #santaart #oneofakind #weirdshit #nomorefruitcake
A rundown of holiday events and exhibits at local galleries
You know you need it, got to have it, just haven’t found it yet. Here are some artfully good places to look for one-of-a-kind holiday presents, starting with special events and sales.
Immovable force
Jeral Tidwell: The famous artist you don’t know
Jeral Tidwell talks about the modifications he recently made to his blue Toyota FJ Cruiser with measured excitement, like a young boy recounting how he caught his first fish.
Art: Louisville skaters
New GOOMBY Gallery sits at the intersection of art and skateboarding
If you went to high school with Joda Pyle, you are going to start running into to him again around town.
Art: Lost in transition
Kathleen Lolley explores change in her new exhibit
If you are in the habit of skipping art openings in order to avoid the social hullabaloo that usually goes along with them, then sadly, you missed the opening of Kathleen Lolley’s “New
Art: Seeking Bob Thompson
New exhibit showcases an important artist who history forgot
Written history is full of gaps, and art history is no exception.
Art: Amigos del art
Louisville artists Jeral Tidwell and Justin Kamerer have become known well beyond these borders for their dark-tinged artwork, full of fast cars, interesting women, kooky characters, tattoos, decay
Art: Into darkness
Letitia Quesenberry and Chris Radtke explore loss and light in ‘LIGHTBOX’
This month, while the leaves on the trees started to change colors, the windows at Zephyr Gallery were covered in black.
Art: Not just a pile of crap
Seattle-based art group presents ‘Small Moons’
It’s pretty difficult to describe “Small Moons” by Seattle-based trio SuttonBeresCuller, which is precisely why I think you should see it.
Wonderwalls
Public mural projects become more prevalent in Louisville’s urban landscape
If you’ve walked down East Market Street during the past couple months, you’ve probably noticed downtown’s newest residents.
Art: Both ordinary and sacred
South African photographer Yolanda Dlamini displays images from her hometown
Last Thursday night, South African artist Yolanda Dlamini and I sat on the corner of Seventh and Main streets talking about “The Cosby Show,” a strange conversation to be having with so
