Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest recently hosted David Sharpe and Anne Abrons as part of the facility’s annual Artist in Residence program. I had the pleasure of visiting with these two talented artists just as they were finishing their time … Continue reading
I like to think I have a nomadic soul. If given the chance, I feel I could quite easily muster enough romance to embrace a sunset with nothing but a steely glint in my eye and a lonely song in … Continue reading
In a print shop just beyond the bustle of Bardstown Road, I’m spending time with Patrick Masterson, a Louisville native, expatriate, and now returned prodigal son. Masterson is back home after 16 years away from the banks of the Ohio. … Continue reading
Perception is a strange thing. In many ways we (the universal “we”) want to think that we come to the table wide open, ready for the world to present us its reality. We want to believe that we are merely … Continue reading
…is a visual artist, filmmaker, composer, writer, and musician – what you might call a heavy-hitter. Noble is a positive and naturally thoughtful creator whose aesthetics include and effortlessly integrate classical artistic concepts and pop culture, the sacred and the profane. … Continue reading
Dan Cassaro is a designer, animator, and illustrator living and working in Brooklyn, New York. He puts words on paper so that they might be accountable for themselves. Young Jerks is his one-man design studio specializing in custom type, illustration, … Continue reading
Aaron Draplin, of Draplin Design company, comes from the mighty Pacific Northwest. He will be visiting Louisville on Thursday, May 24th to deliver his talk, “Tall Tales from a Large Man.”
In 1971, Don and Sandy Coulter were like other 30-something Louisvillians: smart, ambitious, and in love—not only with one another, but with their thriving Cherokee Park neighborhood. Fueled by a passion for antiques, art, and community, Don and Sandy, along … Continue reading