Art: History distorted
Daniel Pfalzgraf depicts 9/11 hijackers in new exhibit
We all know the names Timothy McVeigh and Adam Lanza, but how many of us can name the 9/11 hijackers?
Art: Sandra Charles marries art and faith
As Hotel Louisville has a dual purpose in providing shelter for citizens at risk of being homeless in our city and serving conventional hotel clientele, so does the Anderson Chapel located inside i
Art: LVAA illuminates its new downtown gallery
While change is inevitable, that doesn’t mean we don’t hate it, with plans to go kicking and screaming into the night.
Art: Coupling up for ‘Complementary’
The idea for “Complementary,” now on exhibit at the Green Building Gallery, was a frank chat curator Daniel Pfalzgraf had with Cheryl Chapman, painter and longtime partner to photograph
Culture: I see dead people
Kentucky Science Center presents ‘Body Worlds Vital’
It’s time to take a hard look at yourself.
Art: Castle’s chairs
KMAC honors the father of the American art furniture movement
Wendell Castle became part of my artistic life when I saw his “Ghost Clock” at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., in the early 1990s.
Art: Bill Carner has left the building
Retiring ‘photo wrangler’ picks his favorites
Bill Carner had been at his job in the Photographic Archives for 34 years until his December retirement.
Art: Acknowledging Indiana
Celebrate the season with ‘LOVE’
There are things we take for granted this time of year.
Art: Under the sea
Amy Goforth dives deep in ‘Spirit of the Devilfish’
For Amy Goforth, the act of creating her latest exhibit, “The Spirit of the Devilfish,” was a spiritual journey.
Art: With pinkies extended
Pretentious Beer Glass Company to raise ’em up this week
When imbibing in a fine, Trappist ale, is it snooty to insist on a tulip glass to better cradle the wafts of roasted Belgian malt and show the ale’s rich, mahogany tones? Of course it is.
