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SUMMARY:Pink snails interactive art installations | moving across Louisville towards to 21c Museum Hotel
DESCRIPTION:Thirty-five large\, pink snails have started their journey from Woodland Farm in Goshen to downtown Louisville ahead of Steve Wilson’s Kentucky Derby Eve party. \nThe Pink Snail Migration\, which organizers described as a moving art installation\, will end at 21c Museum Hotel for “Steve’s Derby Eve” party\, hosted by Wilson and his wife\, Laura Lee Brown\, May 1. After beginning their journey April 3\, the snails will travel more than 35 miles through four different zones each week. \n“I think people are excited about the pink snails much the same way they are the multi color penguins of 21c\,” Wilson said in a statement. “The artists have used bright colors and scale to spark creativity in all of us. It’s so exciting when Art can move us to be excited and make the day more pleasant and even cause us to smile or chuckle.” \nThe snails were created by Cracking Art\, an Italian art group that has been making bright colored animals – including the hotel’s red penguins – for the past 25 years. The snails will pop up overnight across the metro area and turn “everyday spaces into moments you can’t ignore\,” organizers said on Instagram. \nThe project is raising money and awareness for Norton Cancer Institute’s Breast Health Program\, which\, Wilson said\, “has been very successful in making people aware” of its efforts. \n***details above from Courier Journal article \n***image owned by ThingsToLou LLC \n\nFind out where the snails are on their Instagram profile
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/pink-snails-interactive-art-installations-moving-across-louisville-towards-to-21c-museum-hotel/
LOCATION:Various
CATEGORIES:Art,Derby
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SUMMARY:Maybe It's Fate Art Opening | Summer Exhibitions: 'Conscious Collective: A Painter's View' and 'With Insects We Share the Same Light'
DESCRIPTION:Maybe It’s Fate\, a pioneering member-owned cooperative located at 1425 Story Ave in the vibrant Butchertown neighborhood\, is thrilled to announce the opening reception for its summer exhibitions: \nConscious Collective: A Painter’s View and With Insects We Share the Same Light \nThe opening event for both exhibitions is scheduled for May 9th\, 2026\, 5 pm – 8 pm. \nThe summer shows will be on exhibit at Maybe It’s Fate\, 1425 Story Ave\, Louisville\, KY. \n\nConscious Collective: A Painter’s View\, curated by Aaron Lubrick\, brings together a diverse group of artists united by their dedication to painting to explore themes of shared humanity\, interconnectedness\, and optimism through deliberate\, contemplative works that foster a sense of celebration and camaraderie within the broader community. \nConscious Collective: A Painter’s View includes work by the following artists: Victoria Barnes\, Nancy Morgan Barnes\, Logan Blanco\, Neil Callander\, Tim Conte\, Katy Delahanty\, Abel Dolby\, Julie Leidner\, Joyce Garner\, Elizabeth Geiger\, Tony Griffin\, Stephen Grillo\, Gwen Kerber\, Ken Kewley\, Matt Klos\, Noah Howard\, Lori Laursso\, Aaron Lubrick\, Loren Myhre\, Moishe Kampin\, Carrie Neumayer\, Corie Neumayer\, Rebecca Norton\, Danica Novgorodoff\, Andrew Patterson\, Liz Price\, Mark Priest\, Erin Raedeke\, Scott Ramming\, Gibbs Rounsavall\, Bill Scott\, Skylar Smith\, Richard Sullivan\, Tom Walton \nClosing Reception for Conscious Collective: A Painter’s View will be held on July 25th\, 5-7PM \n\nWith Insects We Share the Same Light: Curated by Clare Hirn\, With Insects We Share the Same Light invites viewers to deepen their appreciation for insects — Earth’s most diverse organisms and ecological cornerstone for over 350 million years — and to reflect on their critical role and increasing vulnerability in the Anthropocene era. \nWith Insects We Share the Same Light includes work by the following artists: Gwen Burke\, Sandra Charles\, Sabra Crockett\, Elle Hendrickson\, Clare Hirn\, Catherine Irwin\, Brenda Keifer\, Douglas Miller\, JD Schall\, Rachel Singel\, Kat Smith\, Ben Sollee \nClosing Reception for With Insects We Share the Same Light will be held on August 8th\, 5-7PM About MaybeItsFate\, Louisville \n\nMaybeItsFate is a Louisville-based and member-owned social collective and club. Our mission is to foster the conditions for emergence — the emergence of new connections\, ideas\, art\, and opportunities — through spaces designed for anyone who desires to be plugged into the creative pulse of the city. The collective is a member-owned cooperative that fosters a physical space and virtual space to fulfill its mission. \nThe physical space offers a public art gallery and a members-only salon. The virtual space offers access to ideas\, art\, events\, and opportunities for members from anywhere.
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/maybe-its-fate-art-opening-summer-exhibitions-conscious-collective-a-painters-view-and-with-insects-we-share-the-same-light/
LOCATION:MAYBEITSFATE\, 1425 Story Ave\, Louisville\, KY\, 40206\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art
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