Art of deception
How one Kentucky painter came to claim another’s work as his own
Jim Cantrell has lived the life of an artist.
Art: Art behind bars
‘Bars to Walls’ showcases art by Kentucky inmates
It seems pretty much everyone — from the artists, to the organizers, to the commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Corrections — is hyped about the “Bars to Walls: Inmate Art
Art: Art through the ages
‘Art After Eighty’ showcases 19 senior artists
Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Michelangelo — artists from very different times, with vastly diverse styles and subjects. But the one thing they have in common?
Culture: Kentucky in the Civil War
A historical exhibit at the Kentucky State Fair
What Stephanie Wilding Darst was looking for when she stepped into her time machine and turned the dial back 150 years was a fresh take on the story of Kentucky in the Civil War.
Art: Stitched conversations
Penny Sisto’s quilts speak for themselves
How do you know when you’re looking at art by Penny Sisto? First off, the medium is fabric.
Nice tatts
Alternative Arts Festival showcases the tattoo as an art form
“The world is divided into two kinds of people: those who have tattoos, and those who are afraid of people with tattoos.” Psychologist Michael Mantell opened his 2009 article, &ld
Art: Salvaging identity
Salvo showcases regional art, design and accessories
Salvo, which is British slang for salvage, is the name of the latest home design and accessory store to join Market Street’s creative retail revolution.
Young at art
Exploring Louisville's off-gallery art scene
A convention hall lined with zombie comic book authors and vinyl collectibles might seem like an odd place to find artists whose work doesn’t grace the pages of science fiction or fill
Art: Get hot and bothered with ‘Summer Heat’
Why is it that when the tomatoes get good, the art shows tend to get bad?
Art: Full Speed ahead
Art museum begins a $79 million renovation
Construction is a way of life around the University of Louisville. Third Street near Cardinal Boulevard is yet again full of orange cones, chain-link fencing and earth-moving equipment.
