'Dump Sites' photos of murderers' disposal spots, lecture highlighted
Downtown galleries offer a feast for the eyes as the 2011 Photo Biennial exhibits open for First Friday Trolley Hop.
"From Distant Streets"... photography about everyday life, and the streets it happens on.Everyone who attended the exhibition at Gallery Hertz yesterday, Sunday October 2, had one thing in common. They were photographers in one way or another. The "Distant Streets" exhibition was all about photography: and journalism, in its own way.
The Gallery Hertz celebrated its 20TH year, with an exhibit titled "Obsessive Attention to Detail. " Detail is exactly what Gallery Hertz pays attention to when it comes to its gallery, artist and patrons.
Saturday September 10th: the emerging of two great galleries, several fabulous artist when The Firehouse Gallery and Gallery Hertz come full circle.The Firehouse Gallery, located at 221 South Hancock, will be exhibiting From Distant Streets-"Streets:Near & Far"The Gallery Hertz is located, 1253 S. Preston St., between Oak and Ormsby, is celebrating its platinum anniversary with the exhibition Obsessive Attention to Detail.
The September 11 Photographs returned to the Main branch of the Louisville Free Public Library on September 1st and will be on display until September 30th. "Here is New York: The September 11 Photographs" is a collection of photos from the September attacks on the World Trade Center.
The Fat Friday Trolley Hop gets underway with another entertaining round of featured stops along Louisville's Historic Frankfort Avenue. It's expected to be a hot one, with heat indices hanging out around 100F.
Photos from the archive on exhibit through September 9
Free display at Spalding on Thursday
This past weekend, Sasha Grey, a 23-year-old actress, photographer, model, and performing artist traveled to Louisville to watch the Kentucky Derby in person for the first time.
Are you ready for the Creative Revolution? Artography 2011 is happening this Friday and Saturday at Creation Gardens!
University of Louisville’s Photographic Alliance is turning looking at sleep and sleepers in their upcoming “While You Sleep” show.
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