The LuigART Exhibit commemorated Women's History Month with a female artist only gallery including more than 50 different artists.
Open during the month of March, and only on weekends, the exhibit showcased...
Hostile Terrain 94 conveys the deaths of migrants crossing into the United States through the poor terrains of the Sonoran Desert and are represented through toe tags with documentation in an exhibit.
The...
Inside of the UK Art Museum at the Singletary Center for the Arts, visitors might notice the soft sounds of the orchestra.
As soon as visitors enter, they’re met by two student workers of tranquil...
Although art is rarely ever just art, rarely is an exhibit as intentionally instructional as the latest to be shown at UK.Titled Contemporary Anti-Semitism, the photo exhibit showed at the Singletary Center...
For many college students, mechanical pencils are just an obligatory writing utensil for note taking, resorted to only in classes where professors have a no-laptops rule. For artist Sean Lyman, they are...
For many, the thought of being in a room full of bugs fills them with terror or discomfort.For Jennifer Angus, she feels inspiration. In over a thousand bugs, she sees art.Angus is an artist featured as...
Ninety-nine photographs featuring men in masks, amputated dolls and abandoned houses are currently hanging on walls on UK’s campus.The UK Art Museum’s exhibition "RALPH EUGENE MEATYARD: Stages for...
Over winter break, some students in the College of Design were able to escape the cold and travel to Thailand and Cambodia for a school trip.Students from the College of Design went into Thailand with...
Seven University of Kentucky students are featured in LexArts’ annual University Open competition and gallery.The juried competition has been hosted annually since 2006 and features the artwork of Kentucky...
It just so happened that I was going to be in Washington D.C. the same weekend that Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors were on exhibit in the Hirshhorn Museum. I have been wanting to see the infinity mirrors...
After the Women’s March, Boston edition, a professor at Northeastern University, Nathan Felde, noticed the uniqueness and power of the hordes of signs left behind. That’s when he decided to save them.The...
