Patrick Dougherty’s Snake Hollow: A Report from the Front Lines
Perseverance, hard work, over 50 volunteers, many willow saplings, and, primarily, Patrick Dougherty’s artistic vision and instruction are the aspects that make Snake Hollow a worthwhile visit. Dougherty’s recent installation project from his Stickwork series is now available for viewing and exploration at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest.
Interview with Glass Artist Brook White
Flame Run Glass Studio & Gallery
Echoes of the Past Resonate in Bette Levy's Work at the Carnagie Center
Tools of the Trade: Fiber Art by Bette Levy
Carnegie Center for Art and History
New Exhibit at Kaviar Forge & Gallery Proves the Human Form Continues To Fascinate
Figured Out: Explorations of the Human Form
March 2-May 19, 2012
F.A.T. Friday Receptions March 30 & April 27
March 30th event features performance artist Monet Magnolia painted by the artist known as W.A.R.
Kaviar Forge & Gallery
New Exhibit at KMAC Challenges Traditional Concepts of Craft
Into the Mix helps to challenge the norm and elevate craft into the contemporary art scene. This exhibit is a must-see, providing an eye-opening and visually pleasing experience for viewers.
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
Playing with Fire — Flameworker Amy Lemaire makes wearable glass sculpture
Just more than a year ago, artist and educator Amy Lemaire was living in Brooklyn, making her name in the New York art scene and traveling the country to show her work and teach. Today, Lemaire continues to gain acclaim in the art world and travels the country to show her work and teach, except now she’s based in Louisville and makes her name in the local art scene. For instance, Lemaire is the featured artist in the February 2012 Museum Store Spotlight at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. She has been showing and selling her work at KMAC since she got to town in late 2010.
Exhibit Review: Ming Ying Hong
January 13 – February 25, 2012
The Green Building Gallery
Exhibit Review by Katie Levy: ART IN THE DARK – The Digital Immigrants at Swanson Contemporary
On display through November 26. Online auction through November 30 at: www.diauction.com
Exhibit Review by Mary Margaret Sparks - Rough Road: Kentucky Documentary Photographic Project 1975-1977
The Frazier History Museum is located at 829 Main Street. They are open Monday-Saturday 9AM-5PM, Sunday 12-5PM.
Exhibit Review by Keith Waits: Kyle Fokken
Kyle Fokken at garner narrative contemporary fine art
Louisville’s Photo Biennial Round Up by Mary Margaret Sparks
The Photo Biennial is the Louisville photographic festival. It was started in 1999 and has grown into a huge city wide event featuring over 30 exhibitions at galleries, museums, universities and other public venues.
Galerie Hertz Celebrates two decades of art
In 1991 Billy Hertz and Tom Schnepf opened Galerie Hertz at 636 E. Market Street in downtown Louisville. At the time many of the buildings around them were vacant. Today the "NuLu" area has been revived and is attracting more and more people downtown every month. Over the years Galerie Hertz has relocated several times and is currently leading the rehabilitation efforts on S. Preston Street. This Saturday, September 10, the gallery will hold an artist's reception from 4 to 8 p.m. The gallery is located at 1253 S. Preston Street. For more information call 502.636.9722 or go to www.BillyHertzGallery.com. Watch Video
Memorable exhibition at Kaviar Gallery through September 17
Cemeteries are filled with art. Works created to memorialize ancient achievements or as a symbol of love, respect and honor. Craig Kaviar and seven other local artists are exhibiting their memorial works through September 17 at the Kaviar Gallery, 1718 Frankfort Ave., Louisville, KY 40206. The Gallery is open Wednesday through Friday, noon to 6 p.m., Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. or by appointment by calling 502.561.0377. www.CraigKaviar.com. Watch Video
