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[The above image is “Carolyn’s Journals” by Carolyn Whitesel from the exhibition “BOUND” — photo credit: Julius Friedman]

Art News

—The artists selected for the 2015 New Albany Public Art Project: Today & Tomorrow Series are Lee and Betty Benson of Jackson, Tennessee; Aristotle Georgiades and Gail Simpson of Stoughton, Wisconsin; and Allison Svoboda of Chicago. The works will be located at the Carnegie Center for Art and History, the New Albany YMCA and on the corner of Third and East Market. The community will be able to see the art and meet the artists during the New Albany Public Art Walk scheduled for Saturday, June 6 (carnegiecenter.org).

—Hidden Hill Nursery and Sculpture Garden in Utica, Indiana, is open for group tours Thursday through Sunday. The price for groups of 10 or more is $5 each for the Bob Hill-led tour of plants and outdoor sculpture, plus a 10% discount on all purchases (hiddenhillnursery.com).

—The University of Louisville’s International Honor Quilt online database is now available to the public (uofl.me/intl-honor-quilt). The IHQ, donated by artist Judy Chicago last year, will be on display in an exhibition in August.

Top five art events

—May 1 First Friday Trolley Hop from 5-11 p.m. (firstfridayhop.com)

—Opening of “Interconnected Web of Words and Watercolors” by Ann Lawson Adamek at Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church’s Marx Gallery, 4936 Brownsboro Road, on Sunday, May 3 at 12:30 p.m. It runs through June 30 (tjuc.org).

—“Collage & Assemblage 2015” group exhibition at Galerie Hertz, 1253 S. Preston St., through May 7 (galeriehertz.com)

—“It Is So Beautiful Here” by John Brooks at Swanson Contemporary, 638 E. Market St., through May 9 (swansoncontemporary.com)

—“BOUND: Bindings, Papers, Poems & Book Art by Carolyn Whitesel” at the Portland Museum, 2308 Portland Ave., through June 5 (goportland.org)

This article appears in April 22, 2015.

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Jo Anne Triplett is the contributing visual arts editor at LEO Weekly. She’s a past member of the Mayor’s Advisory Committee on Public Art, was the content advisor on the Glassworks Building...