GALLERY AT ACTORS

Regional and local artists are showcased in revolving exhibits displayed in the theatre's galleries located in lobbies throughout the building.

2008-09 GALLERY EXHIBITS

For purchasing information, contact Roanne Victor at 502-584-1265

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SNAP SHOT
The art of local and national artists
Swanson Reed Contemporary
Aug 28 - Sept 27, 2008

Sara Shallenberger Brown and Mezzanine Lobbies

Swanson Reed Contemporary is pleased to showcase the work of a variety of regional and national artists during the run of Glengarry Glenn Ross. Participating artists include respected local favorites Rodney Hatfield, Bob Lockhart, Melissa Wilson, sculptor Brad White and painter Shayne Hull, as well as Marco Logsdon (Chicago), Francis X. Pavy (New Orleans) and Megan Lightell (Nashville).

Also on hand will be works by multi-media artist Cynthia Norton and conceptual artists Thaniel Ion Lee and Thomas deLisle.

In conjunction with Glengarry Glen Ross



KENTUCKY WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
Aqueous USA 2008
Sept 30 - Nov 2, 2008

Sara Shallenberger Brown and Mezzanine Lobbies

Opening reception October 3 5:30 -7:30 p.m.

Aqueous USA 2008 is consistently ranked as one of the top national watercolor exhibitions and will feature many prominent artists from across the country, exhibiting 70 paintings and offer over $15,000 in awards.

The Aqueous USA 2008 juror is award-winning artist Lian Zhen, who will conduct a watercolor workshop in Louisville, September 22-26 at Mellwood Art Center. Lian teaches workshops around the world as well as at University of California in Berkley. He has authored two books and has been published in American Artist, Slash 4, Collectors and many more. Prior to his painting and its teaching, he was a physician in China before coming to the USA in 1985 and received his masters in Architecture in 1996.

Founded in 1977, the Kentucky Watercolor Society (KWS) promotes watercolor as an important medium in the arts community and provides support and educational opportunities for watercolor artists. It is a non-profit, nationally recognized, volunteer operated organization with approximately 400 members across the United States. For more information or to become a member, visit our website at KentuckyArtists.com or call Kathleen Stringfield at 502-326-9256.

In conjunction with Pride and Prejudice


SOME LIKE IT HOT
3 artists from Flame Run Gallery

Nov 2 - Dec 13, 2008
Sara Shallenberger Brown and Mezzanine Lobbies

Flame Run's goal is to share the endless possibilities of contemporary glass art with the public. From our art glass studio and art glass gallery tours, hot glass demonstrations, contemporary glass art exhibitions, and community classes to visiting artists’ workshops, Flame Run has put Louisville on the map as a destination for contemporary glass artists, educators and collectors. Flame Run is about seeing, feeling and experiencing the passion of our glass artists. At Flame Run the focus is glass.

Brook Forrest White, Jr., co-owner of Flame Run Glass Studio in Louisville, invests himself in the magic and mystery of hot glass. He creates colorful, seductive forms with patterning that takes the viewer to another dimension.

Susie Slabaugh White’s work explores the coupling of seductive form and radiant color with narrative images of her life. She use a collaboration of methods in an inventive way to get the desired results. Through this process, the energy trapped in the glass is fused with her energy found deep within. From sweat to substance, it is both meditative and exciting.

Anessa Arehart's Beauty Paintings are loosely based on lessons learned from her Grandmother, Lena. Balanced with a good dose of modern practicality and a bit of humor, Anessa strives to keep a few basic rules alive in regards to Lena's personal standards of beauty, charm and poise. She believes it doesn't hurt to give a little nod of respect to tradition now and again and encourages a wee bit of decorum while swinging from the chandelier. Or at the very least, to be wearing a proper slip when doing so.

In conjunction with A Raisin in the Sun

PYRO @ Five
Dec 13, 2008 - Jan 25, 2009
Sara Shallenberger Brown and Mezzanine Lobbies

This year PYRO Gallery celebrates its 5th year of high quality exhibitions in Louisville representing many established area artists. With a focus on the diverse and creative voice, PYRO @ Five at Actors Theatre will showcase fine art including fiber, painting, photography and much more.

In conjunction with A Christmas Carol and Match Games


15TH ANNUAL AFRICAN AMERICAN ART EXHIBITION
Jan 26 – Feb 28, 2009

An exuberant array of works by local and regional artists, ranging from sculpture in various media to unique mixed media collages to evocative paintings and photography.

ACCEPTING ENTRIES THROUGH NOVEMBER 14
For information about submitting entries for consideration, please reference the prospectus for details submission guidelines.

Slide Show of 13th Annual African American Art Exhibition

In conjunction with Shipwrecked! An Entertainment


PHOTOGRAPHS ABOUT WENDELL BERRY
by James Baker Hall

Mar 2 - Apr 26, 2009

In conjunction with Humana Festival of New American Plays and Wild Blessings: A Celebration of Wendell Berry


GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday – Friday: 5 – 10 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1 – 10 pm
Closed Mondays
or by appointment with Roanne Victor 502-584-1265

Visit us during downtown's First Friday Gallery Hop. Catch a free trolley and enjoy participating galleries along the Main and Market Street corridors the first Friday of every month starting at 5 p.m..