LVA’s Weekly Art Guide: 10.4.23
Tomisha Lovely-Allen with LVA at the St.James Art Show
THURSDAY: Hite Institute at U of L opens three Photo Biennial exhibits tonight witn a reception in Schneider Hall:
THIS IS NOT THE END is curated by MA Candidate Donna Charging, and features: Anthony Two Moons, Bré Taylor, Courtney M. Leonard, Nora Moore Lloyd, Tashine Azure, Tom Jones, and Trevino Brings Plenty
Mary Carothers: Beyond the Frame | Covi Gallery
Mitch Eckert: Everlasting Remains | Gallery X
THURSDAY: U of L’s Photographic Archives opens What You Say?, Rock & Roll Photos by Dave Cronen.
FRIDAY: LVA will be at the St. James Art Show featuring the work of Louisville artist Tomisha Lovely-Allen.
FRIDAY: Grady Goods opens Freaky Deaky, an October Group Art Show.
FRIDAY: Bourne-Schweitzer Gallery opens Purpose and Repurpose: An Innovative Photographic Exhibition. It features the work of Kimara Wilhite & F. DiGiovannl.. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
FRIDAY: Lowber Gallery is hosting An Artist’s Reception today for their exhibit of the work of noted photojournalist I.C. Rapoprt. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
FRIDAY: There is a reception tonight at Chestnuts and Pearls for This Land Is Your Land, featuring the photography of James Behmke. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
FRIDAY: Revelry Gallery opens the new-fashioned work of Folk artist, Patrick Jilbert in Gone.
SATURDAY: Andy Perez opens No Hablo: A Self-Exploration of Identity at Kore Gallery. They also will be exhibiting photographs by Patrica Brock along with the work of several other photographers
The Common Gallery at 1512 Portal opened Blood Vessels by Thaniel Lee.
Clarksville Public Library opened As I See It!, featuring the photography of John Gilkey. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial
The Filson Historical Society opened Animals in the Archives. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Kleinhelter Gallery opened Par Avion and Documentary Fiction, Photographs by Ted Wathen. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial
Los Angeles-based gallery LADIES ROOM is curating a pop-up exhibition with Louisville artist Rebecca Norton at Shapin Nicolas Art Project (SNAP). Norton will open her new exhibition, "Climactic."
Mitch Eckert at Schneider Hall Galleries
Pyro Gallery begins exhibiting Pressma/Gianelloni: Perspectives, photographic work by C.J. Pressma and Marcelle Gianelloni. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial
Galerie Hertz opened This and That;The Replacements; Undecided, Featuring Joe Wolek and John Nation. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Aurora Gallery opened This Must Be The Place, a photography show featuring Rachael Banks, Selena Filitchia, & James Kemp. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Meadows Gallery in the Masonic Homes Campus is exhibiting Makara thach Sernett - Wandering Day Dreams - Ethereal oil paintings about Makara's journey being a Vietnamese refugee.
Ada Asenjo has curated Somos De Aquí y AFLORAMOS a permanent exhibit for La Casita Center and a portion of it has traveled to The Speed Museum for Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Louisville Free Public Library opened 7 x 7, Featuring Tom Barnett, David Becker, Robert Klein, Kevin Laundroche, Nick Roberts, Ken Tripp, Jerry Wolff. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Marcelle Gianelloni at Pyro Gallery
Gallery 104 in LaGrange has opened Ann Klem: Transparent/Opaque (Glass, of course).
Houseguest Gallery opened Emma Safir’s exhibition fabric of my Affectionate Memory. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Garner LARGE begins exhibiting All Photography is Fetish by Mary Yates, with an Artist’s Reception scheduled for today. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Halo Art Seed in New Albany is showing Particles of Change: 2D & 3D Work by Keith J. Hampton.
Intertwined, New Works by Karen Boone opened at Franciscan Arts Initiative at Mount St. Francis.
The Carnegie Center for Art and History will be featuring Through the Lens: The Photography of Don Beck, an exhibition of the long-time News and Tribune photographer's work. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Illuminating the Past, cyanotypes by Kevin Rose Schultz opened at the LVA Gallery. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Hite Institute of Art hosts Louisville Photo Biennial: Traces at the Cressman Center. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Goodall Gallery is showing Naturing, a solo exhibition of photographs by Carol Henry. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Paul Paletti Gallery is exhibiting photojournalist, author, and film director/producer Lawrence Schiller through September 29.
Carnegie Center for Art and History is exhibiting The Underground Railroad: The Still Family and Charles Nalle, a collection of historical drawings and paintings by artist Mark Priest.
Mellwod Art Center is showing Maureen Hagerman: 730 Days in their Pigment Gallery.
The Louisville Photographic Society (LPS) Biennial is open at the Roberta Marx Gallery in All Peoples UU Church.. Part of the 2023 Louisville Photo Biennial.
Capacity Contemporary Exchange opened "Flux" A Solo Exhibition of Weavings by Meagan Smith and "I Will Speak To You In Stone Language" by local artist Paula Keppie.
The Common Gallery opened Regional Dispatch: John Haywood, Ryan Dunn, Chris Hood, & Christopher Nolen
KMAC has opened two shows: Old Roads and Broken Records: A Solo Show by Nick Doyle and The Birth of Flowers: A Solo Show by Marisa Adesman.
Kentucky Fine Art Gallery is showing Graphic Nature, the Art of Robert Halliday.
The Muhammad Ali Center is hosting a new temporary exhibit, We Don’t Wither, featuring seven local artists.
The Speed Art Museum presents Rounding the Circle: The Mary and Al Shands Collection, a major exhibition celebrating the extensive and significant collection of contemporary artworks assembled by the late Alfred R. Shands III (1928-2021) and Mary Norton Shands (1930-2009).
The 2023 Art In City Hall exhibition is open through the rest of the year. Listen to an interview with Charles Ellis on Artists Talk with LVA. and another with Jamarr Cox.
Bianca Vaughn’s permanent exhibit Go Far, Go Together is now at The Cabbage Patch Settlement House.
Ada Asenjo has curated Somos De Aquí y AFLORAMOS a permanent exhibit for La Casita Center.
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