KENTUCKY ART CAR WEEKEND - LOUISVILLE

It's the 8th Annual Kentucky Art Car Weekend!!
Art Car guru Harrod Blank will bring 3 cars from Art Car World, a museum he founded in Arizona that is dedicated entirely to the celebration and preservation of this popular mobile art form. The event will showcase over 40 art cars in total from around the country, including the world famous Camera Van and the California Fantasy Van.

This family friendly weekend will include a sidewalk sale of art, live music, a drive-in movie, a parade, a free mini art car workshop for kids, and a Barn Dance! For complete details, visit www.kentuckyartcarweekend.com.
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C'est le 8e Kentucky Art Car Week-end!
Art Car gourou Harrod Blank apportera 3 voitures du Art Car World, un musée qu'il a fondé en Arizona qui est entièrement consacrée à la célébration et la préservation de cette forme d'art populaire mobile. L'événement mettra en valeur l'art de plus de 40 voitures au total de tous les coins du pays, y compris le célèbre Van Camera et la California Fantasy Van.

Ce week-end familial, comprendra une vente de trottoir de l'art, de la musique live, un film drive-in, un défilé, un mini-atelier d'art de voiture pour les enfants, et une Barn Dance! Pour plus de détails, visitez www.kentuckyartcarweekend.com.

Heure de début :	6 août 2009 à 19:00
Heure de fin :	8 août 2009 à 21:00
Lieu :	Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
Adresse :	West Main Street
Ville :	Louisville, KY
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Téléphone :	5025890102
Courriel :	karenwelch@kentuckyarts.org

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ANDREA KEYS CERAMICS - LOUISVILLE

Opening reception for a newly installed body of work by artist Andrea M. Keys. This powerful body of work continues our ongoing commitment to show contemporary ceramic work.

Date :	5 juin 2009
Heure :	17:00 - 21:00
Lieu :	Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
Adresse :	715 West Main Street
Ville :	Louisville, KY
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Téléphone :	5025890102
Courriel :	admin@kentuckyarts.org

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DERBY HATS ON THE ROAD - LOUISVILLE

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft takes its Hats on the Road…

KMAC and Jenkins & Eliason Interiors Presents:
A Derby Event Evening
on Thursday, April 16th from 4:00 pm till 8:00pm
@ 3702 Lexington Road
502-634-8587

Featuring
One-of-a-kind hand crafted millinery selections from Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
Derby Men’s attire from Crittenden and Company
Fabulous Coats by Ollie Sang

Enjoy complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while shopping for exclusive gifts and accessories for all your Derby needs

Date :	16 avril 2009
Heure :	16:00 - 20:00
Lieu :	Jenkins & Eliason Interiors
Adresse :	3702 Lexington Road
Ville :	Louisville, KY
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Téléphone :	5026348587
Courriel :	davidmcguire@kentuckyarts.org

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BROOK WHITE - LOUISVILLE

KMAC showcases Kentucky Artist Series: Brook White
April 3 – May 23, 2009

Opening Reception: Friday April 3, 2009, 5 - 9pm in conjunction with First Friday Trolley Hop

Sponsored by Rick Heath & Merrily Orsini and Adele & Leonard Leight

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft is proud to announce the first solo exhibition featuring the hottest work from Flame Run Glass Studio and Gallery co-founder Brook Forrest White, Jr. The exhibition will be on display Friday, April 3, 2009 and run through Saturday, May 23, 2009. There will be an opening reception and chance to meet the artist in person in conjunction with the First Friday Trolley Hop on Friday, April 3, 2009 from 5-9pm.

An Owensboro, Kentucky native, White studied with Stephen Rolfe Powell at Centre College. Here he learned some of the most technically challenging glass blowing techniques being employed by contemporary glass artists from Powell and other visiting artists. White opened his first glass blowing studio in Berea before moving to Louisville. He now operates Louisville’s largest contemporary glass art studio and gallery. The renovated 12,500 square foot building in Louisville’s East Market Street Arts District showcases contemporary and original glass creations.

For White, the art of glass-blowing is magic, pure and simple. His discovery of it was an epiphany and his choice to pursue it full-time was life-altering. “Hot glass is magical, and I was spellbound from the moment I first encountered it at Centre College,” White recalls. “The physical aspect of working the glass and the fire captured my imagination.”

His work has also been recognized and viewed at the national level, including the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., the Huntington (W.Va.) Museum of Art, the Asheville (N.C.) Art Museum and the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art.

White is a Kentucky Arts Council 1998 Al Smith Fellowship recipient and a juried participant of the Kentucky Craft Marketing Program. Brook’s art is represented in the following galleries: Liz Beth Gallery in Knoxville, T.N., Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, Louisville, K.Y., New Editions Gallery, Lexington, K.Y. And Marta Hewett Gallery, Cincinnati, O.H.

Heure de début :	vendredi 3 avril 2009, à 10:00
Heure de fin :	samedi 23 mai 2009, à 17:00
Lieu :	Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
Adresse :	715 West Main Street
Ville :	Louisville, KY
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Téléphone :	5025890102
Adresse électronique :	brittneylunsford@kentuckyarts.org

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