Jun 25 Arts and Culture Kentucky Foundation For Women Awards Grants To 10 Louisville Organizations The Kentucky Foundation for Women has awarded 31 “Art Meets Activism” grants to feminist artists and cultural organizations from across the state. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 25 Arts and Culture KFW Awards Grants To 10 Louisville Organizations Ashlie Stevens
Jun 14 Arts and Culture KyCAD Makes Move Toward Independence With Speed Mansion Purchase The Kentucky College of Art and Design announced they had purchased the Speed Mansion on Ormsby Avenue, which will serve as the college’s new home. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 14 Arts and Culture KyCAD Moves Toward Independence With Speed Mansion Purchase Ashlie Stevens
Jun 14 Arts and Culture Here’s What We Know About The Kentucky Center Fire According to a statement from the Center, there was "considerable damage," the majority of which appears to be from water and is mostly confined to the lobby area. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 14 Arts and Culture Here's What We Know About The Kentucky Center Fire Ashlie Stevens
Jun 13 Arts and Culture Looking For Lilith Grapples With Making A Contemporary Play Looking for Lilith, a local feminist theater company, is in the process of staging a play that was literally written to respond to today’s news, and had to be rewritten multiple times. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 13 Arts and Culture Looking For Lilith Grapples With Making A Contemporary Play Ashlie Stevens
Jun 12 Arts and Culture Sarabande Anthology Features Young Louisville Poets’ Writings On Violence Young women ages 11-21 were asked to share their experiences with violence through poetry. About 20 submissions will be featured in an upcoming anthology. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 12 Arts and Culture Sarabande Anthology Features Young Poets' Writings On Violence Ashlie Stevens
Jun 9 Arts and Culture Cultural Pass Provides Area Students With Free Summer Arts Access The program allows Louisville students free admission to 46 venues throughout the city including Actors Theatre, the Filson Historical Society and the Kentucky Derby Museum. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 9 Arts and Culture Cultural Pass Provides Area Students With Free Summer Arts Access Ashlie Stevens
Jun 6 Arts and Culture At The Speed, A Problematic Painting Re-Examined For New Audiences The painting hasn’t been on-view since the Speed reopened, but for decades it was one of the museum’s most recognizable pieces. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 6 Arts and Culture At The Speed, A Problematic Painting Re-Examined For New Audiences Ashlie Stevens
Jun 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Writer Silas House On ‘Southernmost,’ Sexuality And His Faith Journey Silas House’s new book “Southernmost” tells the story of Asher Sharp — an evangelical preacher who sees his life anew after a flood washes away his Tennessee community. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 4 Arts and Culture Ky. Writer Silas House On 'Southernmost,' Sexuality And His Faith Ashlie Stevens
May 30 Arts and Culture How Writing Helps Rachel Seiffert Reckon With Her Family’s Nazi Past Rachel Seiffert is the granddaughter of Nazis. She writes about the Holocaust and World War II. On Wednesday she'll read as part of Spalding's Festival of Contemporary Writing. By Ashlie Stevens May 30 Arts and Culture How Writing Helps Rachel Seiffert Reckon With Her Family's Nazi Past Ashlie Stevens
May 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s 58th Season Kicks Off This Week This week, Kentucky Shakespeare kicks off its 58th annual season in Central Park with a comedy, a history, and a tragedy. By Ashlie Stevens May 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare's 58th Season Kicks Off This Week Ashlie Stevens
May 23 Arts and Culture Behind The Scenes: Workshops Connect Community With Professional Performers A driving force of the Kentucky Center’s programming is what visiting artists can contribute to our community while they’re in town. By Kathi E.B. Ellis May 23 Arts and Culture Workshops Connect Community With Professional Performers Kathi E.B. Ellis
May 19 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Jessica Lang’s Combination Of Ballet, Modern Dance Was Breathtaking The Kentucky Center’s dance programming wound up with an eclectic and elegant evening performed by the Jessica Lang Dance Company on Friday. By Kathi E.B. Ellis May 19 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Jessica Lang's Ballet, Modern Dance Was Breathtaking Kathi E.B. Ellis
Apr 30 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Closes 2017-18 Season With Two Blockbuster Works On Friday, May 11 and Saturday, May 12, the Louisville Orchestra will close its season with Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring,” and “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” by Richard Strauss. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 30 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Closes Season With Two Blockbuster Works Ashlie Stevens
Apr 25 Arts and Culture Tim Faulkner Gallery Relocating To Paristown Pointe The Tim Faulkner Gallery first moved to the Portland neighborhood in 2014, after occupying spaces on East Market Street and in Butchertown. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 25 Arts and Culture Tim Faulkner Gallery Relocating To Paristown Pointe Ashlie Stevens