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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Ephemeral Creativity
Revisiting the Creativity Rising Public Art Project. One of the most memorable works of art I’ve ever seen was inside a sweaty boxing gym in Brooklyn.
BIG KID TOYS
A big part of my family’s move to Louisville is the fact that there is a toy culture here.
The Writer’s Block Festival
The NuLu district on East Market Street is alive and bustling.
The Risky Life of Publisher Jen Woods
Leaping into the unknown has become a way of life for Jen Woods. Woods, the driving force behind Typecast Publishing and The Writer’s Block Festival, holds a resumé punctuated with calculated risks, each leading the young publisher-entrepreneur into more exciting … Continue reading
What is Literary Louisville?
Is it . . . Several top-notch reading series? Excellent bookstores? Writing workshops?
The Creation of Lucille Grant Park
Louisville is most assuredly a city of parks. There are the grand parks like Cherokee and Iroquois – the Olmsted Parks that invite activity on a large scale, that pull Louisvillians in from all over the city along their stately … Continue reading
Mike Brooks and Theatre [502] step up to the plate
“I can’t believe I’m going to say this,” says Mike Brooks, co-founder of Theatre [502], “but ‘you must be the change you want to see in the world.’”