Louisville Visual Art Association

Susanna Crum Awarded Inaugural M.A. Hadley Visual Art Prize

Erin Keane — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 18:04:25 +0000

Louisville native Susanna Crum moved home after graduating from the University of Iowa with a master of fine arts degree. She brought with her a fiancé, Rudy Salgado, who shares her passion for printmaking. Together, they plan on opening a printmaking studio here in Louisville where artists can produce fine art etchings, screen prints, woodcuts, digital prints and lithographs.

LVAA Adds $100 Art Sale to Annual Auction

Erin Keane — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 21:07:14 +0000

Every year, the Louisville Visual Art Association partners with the University of Louisville Hite Art Institute to host a high-end art auction to raise funds for LVAA's children’s fine art classes and U of L's Mary Spence Nay Scholarship. This year, they're adding an art sale on the morning of the auction.

LVAA Opens New Gallery on Whiskey Row

Erin Keane — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 21:07:00 +0000

The Louisville Visual Art Association’s new downtown gallery is open. As part of its downtown relocation, LVAA has opened a gallery called Public in Whiskey Row Lofts (131 W. Main St.). The first invitational exhibit, "Public @ Public," features fifteen local artists who created new work illuminated by lightboxes exploring the public theme.

Artebella Connects Louisville Artists with Collectors, the World

Erin Keane — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 15:23:05 +0000

The city’s profile as an art destination has risen over the last few years, landing Louisville on superlative lists like AmericanStyle magazine’s best cities for art. Now the Louisville Visual Art Association is putting individual artists in the spotlight with Artebella Daily, a website and email campaign featuring a different local artist every weekday.

Open Doors Opens Exhibit

Erin Keane — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 19:30:39 +0000

The Louisville Visual Art Association's Open Doors Program will celebrate two years of community-based arts projects with a retrospective exhibit, “Making Art. Changing Lives.”

Twelve art projects, selected from nearly forty pieces of art completed through the program, will be on view to the public in the Water Tower, with an opening reception on July 22. The exhibit will run through August 19.