LVA’s Weekly Gallery Guide: 5.6.26
Andrew Patterson at MaybeItsFate
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WHAT’S NEW
THURSDAY: With Insects We Share the Same Light, curated by Clare Hirn, opens at MaybeItsFate on May 9th. Clare discusses her curatorial debut with Margaret Carreiro, Professor of Biology Emerita, University of Louisville. Tune into Artists Talk with LVA on WXOX 97.1 FM at 10 AM.
THURSDAY: In conjunction with the LSA Reunion Show, Buddy Colucci, Fred Maurer (Difrenzi), and Art Orr are giving a gallery talk at Bourne-Schweitzer Gallery today from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
THURSDAY: Tonight from 4 - 6 pm, Schneider Hall Galleries hosts the opening reception for two exhibitions curated by Hite Institute CCS Students: A House that Watches Back,curated by Jacob Grant, andBetween Flesh & Matter: Biomorphism in Analog Photography, curated by Amulya Priya Ankem.
FRIDAY: There will be an artist’s reception tonight, from 5:30-8:30 pm at Pyro Gallery for TIME ZONES, Paintings from the Road, Mary Farnum Burnley.
FRIDAY: Revelry Gallery brings back their annual group show, ALT, for the 7th year! This show is an exhibition that requires artists to create work from alternative, unconventional materials. Featuring Ada Asenjo, Albertus Gorman, Autumn Fox, Brandon Kells, Eden Wray, Grace Henderson, Gretchen Leachman, Herb Bradshaw, Kelly Zellers, Kim Kelting, Lily Angeline, Makenna Schibler, Needa Hameed, Renee Golway, Sheila Fox, Teri Burt, and Tiny Art Lady
FRIDAY/LVA EVENT: There is a reception tonight for students in The Academy at LVA, from 5 - 7 pm at The LVA Gallery.
SATURDAY: The Jasteka Cultural Center invites all who think, make, write, or speak creatively to Creatives Connect, a free program that includes a tour of the art on view at Jasteka, along with time to meet and mingle over snacks and a guided conversation about how we can make our creative community stronger. Free, with registration at jasteka.org today from 2 - 4 pm.
SATURDAY: Chestnuts and Pearls Art Gallery and Antiques, located at 157 E Main, New Albany, opens BLK & BRN Unbounded, with a reception today from 1 - 3 pm. A group show celebrating African Americans and all people of color as artists and or subject matter, the gallery owner and artist Jes Allen curated it.
SATURDAY: Kore Gallery opens Tranimals, creations by
Drew Scanion and Max Trumpower, with a reception tonight from 6 - 8:30 pm.
SATURDAY: MaybeItsFate opens two new exhibitions for the summer with a reception tonight from 5 - 8 pm: With Insects We Share the Same Light, curated by Clare Hirn, invites viewers to deepen their appreciation for insects — Earth's most diverse organisms and ecological cornerstone for over 350 million years — and to reflect on their critical role and increasing vulnerability in the Anthropocene era.
Conscious Collective: A Painter's View, curated by Aaron Lubrick, brings together a diverse group of artists united by their dedication to painting, exploring themes of shared humanity, interconnectedness, and optimism through deliberate, contemplative works that foster a sense of celebration and camaraderie within the broader community.
Drew Scanlon at Kore Gallery
STILL ON VIEW
Joyce Garner: it's still spring , opens for viewing today at garner narrative, and a reception with the artist is scheduled for May 24 from 1-3 pm.
Seen in a Daydream: Art by Matt Tucker is on view in the WXOX Gallery at 515 West Breckinridge St. 20% of all proceeds benefit the nonprofit operations of WXOX 97.1 FM
Lowber Gallery is hosting the work of legendary Kentucky artist Jim Cantrell: Architectural Paintings & Illustrations.
A Limited Time, A Pop Up Exhibition of Selected Works by Jacob Heustis, is open at 1226 Rowan Street (13th Street entrance). The exhibit runs through May 23.
Seen, Not Seen: New Work by Caroline Waite & Catherine Cornelius, opened at Kleinhelter Gallery in New Albany.
St. Matthew's Studios and Gallery opened Fascination!: a new crop of art and fascinators.
Chasing the Shot: Travel Photography Off the Beaten Path is open in the Julius Friedman Gallery in Archives & Special Collections.
The Paul Paletti Gallery opened Face It: A Portrait Show. Taken from the Paul Paletti collection (now numbering almost 2000 pieces) and curated by Gallery Assistant Sam Miller.
Celebrating the Black Experience opened at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage.
Bourne-Schweitzer Gallery opened The LSA Reunion Show, a special exhibition celebrating the legacy of the Louisville School of Art. Founded in 1909, LSA was Kentucky’s only four-year professional college of art, first located at the University of Louisville, then in Anchorage from 1969 to 1981, and finally at The Cloister in Louisville until 1985.
Moremen Gallery hosts Natural Formations, sustainably made paintings and sculptures by Karen Boone.
Kentucky Fine Art Gallery opened Equus, a group show featuring the works of Jeaneen Barnhart, Jaime Corum, Susan Hackworth, Robert Halliday, and David O. Schuster.
ZG|StudioWorkZ opened the exhibition Here Be Dragons/The Studio Remix II, a mythical-creature-themed show featuring work from both StudioWorkZ and local artists.
vanessa german returns to the Speed Art Museum to present the inaugural exhibition of the Sam Gilliam Visiting Artist Program (SGVAP), ...do you remember when you were the sky?
Hannah DeWitt curated Art for Arthur Street. This is a permanent exhibit in the lobby of Artrhur Street Hotel resulting from her CPI Fellowship through Louisville Visual Art.
The Speed Museum has opened Your “Boy, Jack: Fluid Impressions of Lilian Miller.
Chestnuts and Pearls Art Gallery and Antiques in New Albany, IN, opened Figuratively Speaking, a solo show by Louisville artist Heather Murray.
Liz Price returns to WheelHouse Art, LOU, with her latest solo exhibition of new paintings, In the Shade.
KMAC opened Stan Squirewell's new exhibition, Threads of Influence.
The Hite Institute of Art + Design opened MISSING: When East Village Artists Came to Main Street at The Cressman Center. This exhibition returns to December 1985, when five New York artists traveled to Louisville to stage an unlikely show in a vacant building at 600 East Main Street.
Art in City Hall Prospect opened. Fresh Art, an exhibit featuring professional and student artists (ages 18-30) working in fiber, glass, clay, paint, and mixed media.
Wilderness Waiting by Marianne Lettieri is on exhibit at Soujourn Arts.
Chenoa Buster’s MA thesis exhibition, Life is Elsewhere: Social Surrealism in Kentucky Photography, opened at ArtPortal in the Portland neighborhood. Listen to an interview with Chenoa on Artists Talk with LVA.
The Little Loomhouse opened, Fashioned to Carry - A Handbag and Fiber Works Exhibition.
Home Now is now open at Worldwide Showcase Gallery. The exhibit features the work of Cuban-born artists Andy Llanes Bulto, Carlos Gamez de Francisco, Hiram Hernandez, Humberto Lahera, Julio Cesar Rodriguez, & Pedro Roque.
Outsider Art Museum & Gallery opened Quilts, with work from Susan Zepeda, Denise Furnish, Sunshine Joe, Rebekah Seigel, Penny Sisto, Karen Abney, Janet Estes, Terri Burt, and UofL MFA Fiber students.
A WATERCOLOR SHOW is open at the Roberta Marx Gallery, featuring 14 Watercolor Artists from the tri-state area.
KyCAD’s Gallery 849 opened SNACKS, a solo exhibition by Lauren Gregory, a multidisciplinary show that brings together contemporary quilting, painting, and animation, exploring storytelling and the space where tradition meets technology.
21c Museum Hotel Louisville opened a new exhibition, Revival: Digging Into Yesterday, Planting Tomorrow. The exhibition features 70 works of art by 47 artists from around the world.
The Cultural Arts Center in New Albany is showing Estuary: a Staff and Community Artist Showcase. This exhibit features the artwork of Floyd County Library and Cultural Arts Center staff artists Josh Bleecker, Al Gorman, Jessica Hartman, Bethany Parrish, and Daniel Vance, as well as Fred DiGiovanni, Hannah Durham, and Matt McDermott of the museum’s Artists Roundtable Feedback Group.
What We Need Now, a collection of outdoor installations curated by 2024 Curate Purchase Inspire (CPI) Fellow Lindsey Cummins at Louisville Grows. Featured artists are Azucena Trejo Williams & Nathaniel Hendrickson, Jessica Chao & Claire Krüeger, & Peter Price.
Pathways to Presence is an installation of permanent outdoor sculptures by Jessica Beels, Casey Dressell, and Matt Weir, curated by Anne Borders for the Curate Purchase Inspire program through LVA, located at the Earth and Spirit Center. Listen to an interview with curator Anne Borders on Artists Talk with LVA.
Julia Youngblood’s Divergent Dreams exhibit for Dreams with Wings, a part of LVA’s Curate Purchase Inspire program, is at the Dreams with Wings location at 2106 Bardstown Road.
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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