Street View: The Haymarket
The buy local, farm-to-table scene in Louisville was born as the unlikely fraternal twin of modernized mass transit in the River City.
Joe Manning
Street View: 736 East Market Street
Like so much of the 19th and early 20th century architecture in Louisville, the building at 736 East Market Street, where Taco Punk currently resides, is one that immediately animates the curiosity. Its recessed portico, domed iron and glass ornamental … Continue reading
Jason Noble
…is a visual artist, filmmaker, composer, writer, and musician – what you might call a heavy-hitter. Noble is a positive and naturally thoughtful creator whose aesthetics include and effortlessly integrate classical artistic concepts and pop culture, the sacred and the profane. … Continue reading
Restorative Justice: Repairing the Harm of Crime
“…There is not a single moral offence which does not, directly or indirectly, affect many others besides the actual offender. Hence, whether an individual is good or bad is not merely his own concern, but really the concern of the … Continue reading
“Ornery, Interesting, & Different” The Collection: Jerry Lotz
On Derby Day I went to open a can of tomato juice for a bloody mary, but I couldn’t. I knew the can opener was broken because it wouldn’t open the can. Stripped of the singular function for which it … Continue reading
The Collection: Dick Wilson
In 1979, at the invitation of the Chinese government, violin virtuoso Isaac Stern performed a series of concerts with the China National Symphony, the first Westerner to ever collaborate with that group.
The Collection
You all need to stop everything you’re doing. We have to go back and get the rest of those records out of that dumpster.