The Field is Infinite: Jordan Nassar at KMAC Museum, Louisville
Natalie Weis reviews an exhibition by Palestinian-American artist Jordan Nassar that celebrates shared craft traditions and the comforts of domestic life.
Kentucky (9)
Cruising the Farmhouse: Aaron Skolnick’s Between Two Suns
Ryan Filchak considers depictions of queer male desire and the aesthetics of exhibition documentation in an online presentation of new work by painter Aaron Skolnick.
We All Declare For Liberty at Quappi Projects, Louisville
Natalie Weis considers notions of citizenship and freedom in a group exhibition at Quappi Projects in Louisville.
The Truth About Dolls
Margaret Jane Joffrion finds a way back to childhood and a path to heaven at the Kentucky Museum of Arts and Crafts in Louisville.
Melissa Watt at Institute 193, Lexington
Burnaway takes a close look at Melissa Watt’s solo exhibition Breaking Symmetry at Institute 193 in Lexington.
Loose Nuts: Bert Hurley’s West End Story in Louisville
Paul Michael Brown reviews Loose Nuts: Bert Hurley’s West End Story at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky.
Crystal Gregory at Moremen Gallery, Louisville
Burnaway takes a close look at Crystal Gregory’s solo exhibition Shapes of Stillness and Force at Moremen Gallery in Louisville.
Velocity and Panic: In Conversation with Taylor Anton White
Burnaway editor Logan Lockner speaks with Richmond-based artist Taylor Anton White ahead of the opening of his solo exhibition Free_Hotdog.pdf in New York.
Surveillance Archeology: A Conversation with Robert Beatty
Ryan Filchak speaks with Lexington-based artist Robert Beatty about translating his distinctive illustrations into sculptural forms in a new installation.
