“The Sardonic Eye” showcases the ‘sarcastic, cynical, somewhat acid’ part of Lockhart’s work, said curator Peter Morrin, director of the Center for Arts and Culture Partnerships at UofL. Several of Lockhart’s ink or oil pastel pieces as well as wooden and ceramic sculptures will be on display next to 15 other artists’ works in video, print, photography and installation art that were created in the same vein as Lockhart’s sardonic work. The show includes pieces from the Hite Art Institute Print Collection and private collections.