Doug Adams can’t remember a time when he didn’t hold a comic book in his hand. As a child, he learned to read from the inherited stacks of comics that his relatives had passed down. Adams had an early insight … Continue reading
Douglas Miller is a local artist of incredible talent. For the uninitiated few of this community who haven’t already gotten to know Miller’s work, please do yourself a favor and get to know it now. Miller currently has work on view … Continue reading
If you aren’t familiar with Louisville’s Cropped Out music festival, well, that’s kind of the point. “It is our intention to turn heads toward the talents of those often omitted, overlooked, or cropped out of ‘the big picture,’” reads the festival … Continue reading
“I think the older you get, the more comfortable you are in your own skin. And that includes picking up your own weird hobbies.”
Actors Theatre of Louisville opens its season with an ambitious contemporary staging of “Romeo and Juliet.” The play will be directed by Tony Speciale, a Louisville native and an alumnus of the Acting Apprentice Company at Actors Theatre. Born and … Continue reading
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest recently hosted David Sharpe and Anne Abrons as part of the facility’s annual Artist in Residence program. I had the pleasure of visiting with these two talented artists just as they were finishing their time … Continue reading
In a print shop just beyond the bustle of Bardstown Road, I’m spending time with Patrick Masterson, a Louisville native, expatriate, and now returned prodigal son. Masterson is back home after 16 years away from the banks of the Ohio. … Continue reading
It’s 9 p.m. on a Monday night at DeadBird Studios and there’s a filthy jam session in the works. I’m sitting on a stool in a wide-open space. Around me is a drum set on a riser, a wall of … Continue reading