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Louisville Visual Art · 1M ago

The LVAA has got it goin’ on!

From the booty shakin’ of Bacon Ball to the fine table settings of Dinner(re)Works, LVAA has an event for everyone! Bacon, bourbon, beer, and did we say BACON? Don’t miss out on the event to end all events, Bacon Ball 2012. Louisville’s top restaurants will tempt your palette in the 3500sf bacon-

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Louisville Visual Art · 3M ago

Only 2 Weeks Left to Help Fund 2 LVAA Projects!

If you’re not familiar with power2give.org yet- get familiar now! Similar to Kickstarter and Indiegogo, power2give.org is a website that empowers anyone to donate to a local cultural organization’s specific project. We post projects in need of funding, you bring them to life! It’s easy to donate - s

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Louisville Visual Art · 3M ago

Food For Thought. Lunch & Learn + After Dark

Food for Thought LUNCH & LEARN + AFTER DARK The Food for Thought program brings an insider’s view to visual art to the community. Local artists are invited to present their inspirations and process, and showcase individual work. This popular program offers two monthly events. LUNCH & LEARN takes pla

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Louisville Visual Art · 4M ago

Month of Maker’s was bourbon-licious!

Thank you to Maker’s Mark for sponsoring the ”art meets bourbon” program, part of LVAA’s commitment to integrating visual art and local businesses with the community. Thanks to 21 local artists and Maker’s Mark corporate staff, the Month of Maker’s program resulted in: $8000 in artist commissions $

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Louisville Visual Art · 5M ago

Derrick Snodgrass

Derrick Snodgrass was born in Kentucky. He is a self taught artist and tattoo-artist. His work has been exhibited in San Francisco, London and Mexico City. He enjoys drawing and painting surreal kaleidoscopic landscapes, as if seen from the passenger window on a trip to a fantasy world of somnambula

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Louisville Visual Art · 5M ago

Evan Patterson

Evan Patterson. Kentucky born and raised. 30 years of age. 17 years of playing rock music. 12 years of screen printing. His desert dog, Betsy, loves to drink Maker’s Mark.

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Louisville Visual Art · 6M ago

Lisa Austin

Lisa Austin has been a mixed media artist since 2003 after leaving a studio career as a potter. It was a difficult change because she had won many national and regional awards with clay but her health precluded her from continuing in that medium. She turned to mixed media assemblage as her new art f

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Louisville Visual Art · 6M ago

Glenda Pfeiffer

Glenda Pfeiffer is a native of Elizabethtown Kentucky, and a graduate of the University of Louisville where I earned a Bachelor’s degree in design. Middle school art classes sparked her interest in painting and creativity. She has taken classes from some of the leading teachers of landscape and port

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Louisville Visual Art · 6M ago

Tammy Burke

In the age of immaterial communication, Tammy Burke believes in the power and place of the static object. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Herron School of Art in Painting and a Master of Arts in Media Communications from Webster University. She works in varied two and three-dimensional me

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Louisville Visual Art · 6M ago

LVAA at Propsect.2 New Orleans

What is Prospect.2? [from www.prospectneworleans.org] “Prospect New Orleans is one of the leading biennials of international contemporary art in the United States. Conceived in the tradition of the great international biennials, such as the Venice Biennale and the Bienal de São Paulo, Prospect New O

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