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We offer a wide range of exhibitions throughout the year featuring local, regional and national artists. Exhibitions in our Mary and Al Shands Gallery generally run for three months while exhibitions in the Steve Wilson Gallery and Lindy and Bill Street Gallery run two months. We have an ongoing selection of works from our Permanent Collection in the Brown-Forman Gallery, which is located adjacent to the Education Center on the 3rd floor.

2010: Searching for the Heart of Black Identity
Location: Shands and Steve Wilson Galleries
Date: Saturday, January 9, 2010 - Saturday, April 10, 2010
Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Contact: admin@kentuckyarts.org

Event description:

Searching for the Heart of Black Identity:  Art and the Contemporary African American Experience

This exhibition seeks to present some of the ways that popular culture has influenced contemporary African American Artists. From Hip Hop music to contemporary literature, movies to cable television, the identity of Black America is often characterized by caricature and exaggeration.  This exhibition will showcase a selection of African American artists whose work explores this cultural conundrum.

Among the participating artists are:

Amalia Amaki, Sanford Biggers, Milton Bowens,  Michael Paul Britto,  Sheila Pree Bright, Renee Cox,   Roger Cummings,  Detekh, Nikki Giovani, Nekisha Durrett, Christopher Harrison, Lauren Kelley, Christina Marsh, Bradley McCallum & Jacqueline Tarry, Caiphus Moore, Fahamu Pecou, Jefferson Pinder, Bayeté Ross Smith, Duane Smith, Hank Willis Thomas, Frank X Walker,  Kehinde Wiley and Deborah Willis.

With financial support from MetLife
W.L. Lyons Brown Foundation
Metro Louisville

 

 

Exhibitors

Amaki, Amalia
Bowens, Milton
Bright, Sheila Pree
Britto, Michael Paul
Cummings, Roger
Giovanni, Nikki
Harrison, Christopher E.
Jackson, R.
Marsh, Christina
McCallum, Bradley
Moore, Caiphus
Pinder, Jefferson
Smith, Bayeté Ross
Smith, Duane
Tarry, Jacqueline
Thomas, Hank Willis
Wiley, Kehinde
Willis, Deborah

Images From Event

 

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