Feb 19 Arts and Culture Arts Day Becomes Virtual Arts Week In Kentucky This Year The weeklong event will feature performances, discussions about COVID-19’s impact on the arts world, presentations from Kentucky artists, and more. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 19 Arts and Culture Arts Day Becomes Virtual Arts Week In Ky. This Year Stephanie Wolf
Feb 18 Arts and Culture Community Foundation Grant Program Revamped To Support Black-Led Groups The foundation brought in 15 Black community leaders with varied expertise to develop a new strategy for awarding grants through the Fund for Louisville program. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 18 Arts and Culture CFL Grant Program Revamped To Support Black-Led Groups Stephanie Wolf
Feb 18 Arts and Culture Awaiting Federal Aid, Louisville’s Indie Venues Start To Look Forward Independent venue owners and workers are pinning their hopes on mass vaccination and federal aid to survive the pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 18 Arts and Culture Awaiting Federal Aid, Louisville’s Indie Venues Start To Look Forward Stephanie Wolf
Feb 16 Arts and Culture Muhammad Ali Center CEO Leaving For Job In Hometown Donald Lassere is heading to the Chicago History Museum, where he’s accepted a job as president and CEO. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 16 Arts and Culture Muhammad Ali Center CEO Leaving For Job In Hometown Stephanie Wolf
Feb 16 Arts and Culture Review: In Kiah Celeste Exhibit, Discarded Materials Find New Life The nine works in “It is What is Not Yet Known” present a spare but undeniable beauty. By Natalie Weis Feb 16 Arts and Culture In Kiah Celeste Exhibit, Discarded Materials Find New Life Natalie Weis
Feb 9 Arts and Culture Sewage Line To Displace Sculpture in Jeffersonville Arts District The city’s public arts administrator said the sculpture cannot be relocated safely and, with the artist’s consent, will be destroyed. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 9 Arts and Culture Sewage Line To Displace Jeffersonville Public Artwork Stephanie Wolf
Feb 5 Arts and Culture Posters Of Derby Festivals Past Incorporated Into 2021 Art Posters for the 2021 Kentucky Derby Festival rolled off the presses Friday morning. The work features a vibrant pegasus flying through the air. The tips of its wings stretch to the poster’s edges. Louisville collage artist and painter Andy Perez designed it. “I wanted to sort of embody the excitement and fun with the colorful […] By Stephanie Wolf Feb 5 Arts and Culture Posters Of Derby Festivals Past Incorporated Into 2021 Art Stephanie Wolf
Feb 4 Arts and Culture NEA Awards $230K To A Dozen Ky. Arts Projects An audio play about the experiences of young Muslims and an artist residency at a Frankfort sculpture park are among the Kentucky projects to receive National Endowment for the Arts grants. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 4 Arts and Culture NEA Awards Grants To A Dozen Ky. Arts Projects Stephanie Wolf
Feb 4 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet On the Hunt, Again, For An Executive Director Nichole Gantshar, who was named executive director in August after serving as interim for months, will leave the ballet. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 4 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet On the Hunt, Again, For An Executive Director Stephanie Wolf
Feb 3 Arts and Culture Louder Than Life Music Festival To Return In September The Bourbon & Beyond and Hometown Rising festivals, however, have been cancelled for the second year in a row. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 3 Arts and Culture Louder Than Life Music Festival To Return In September Stephanie Wolf
Feb 3 Arts and Culture 2021 Louisville Jewish Film Festival Focuses On Social Justice The 23rd annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Jewish Community Center, opens Thursday, and this year’s event — for the first time — will be entirely virtual. Festival director Marsha Bornstein said it was “tempting” to take a year off and bring it back in 2022 when it might be safe to gather […] By Stephanie Wolf Feb 3 Arts and Culture 2021 Louisville Jewish Film Festival Focuses On Social Justice Stephanie Wolf
Feb 2 Arts and Culture Redline Performing Arts Finds New Home In Portland Neighborhood The arts education group is moving out of ArtSpace, which Fund for the Arts is selling, and into a Portland building owned by Gill Holland. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 2 Arts and Culture Redline Performing Arts Finds New Home In Portland Stephanie Wolf
Feb 1 Arts and Culture Virtual Show ‘Nation In Crisis’ Retells Pivotal Moments In Black History In the one-person play, the actor portrays people who witnessed historical events like the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Emmett Till's murder. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 1 Arts and Culture ‘Nation In Crisis’ Retells Key Moments In Black History Stephanie Wolf
Jan 26 Arts and Culture Young Louisville Thespians Get An Education In Audio Drama During The Pandemic 89.3 WFPL News Louisville · Young Louisville Thespians Get An Education In Audio Drama During The Pandemic “Ok, come off mute… three, two, one and on one I want to hear a good shriek.” Before the 10 young actors deliver their performance of “a good shriek,” instructor Alyssa Rae Hendricks wants to run through the […] By Stephanie Wolf Jan 26 Arts and Culture Young Louisville Thespians Get An Education In Audio Drama During The Pandemic Stephanie Wolf