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The Louisville Arts Network was founded in response to our times by artists to help artists meet the cultural and spiritual needs of our community.

Joined April 2020
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As our anniversary comes to an end, we want to say thank you for being a part of our network! We started this network a year ago in response to truly significant & difficult times w/ the desire to help artists & our community. louisvilleartsnetwork.org/in…
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Our celebration video by Clovehitch Productions is now posted on our website where you can watch it again & explore all of our projects. We encourage you to support our LAN artists by following them here & on other social media platforms.
Isaiah Drake, Eye’ve Come to My Senses. Eye Can’t Do This Anymore, Digital Media, 2020. This original poem & hand-designed typography, deconstructs the names of the ordinary, everyday tech applications that demand our time & attention, exposing the truth about what we deeply love
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“The funding for my project encouraged me to spend quality time enhancing my thought process...It is deeply encouraging to know that people exist who value & support the perspective of the artist. For that I am grateful.” - Isaiah Drake
Ashley Thursby,#SocialArtisting, Multidisciplinary Dance Film, 58 sec, 2020. Ashley’s video of graceful dance was part of a personal challenge to create weekly intentional movement explorations made in collaboration w/ Dan Bryan (editing) & Daniel Gilliam (music).
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“The LAN micro-grant was so helpful during such an uncertain time as a live performance based artist. It helped me to cope through finding new ways of exploring movement around my home and around Louisville."
Rheonna Nicole, The Mouth & The Hair, Poetry, 2020. During quarantine, Rheonna started writing appreciation poems about her body, taking the time to really look at herself & find the right words.
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“Last year was a time to sit & reflect on the world around us: protest, Covid & secluding ourselves from others. Doing this chauffeured in new ideas, which inspired my body positive project. I thought about, through the midst of chaos, I will continue to love myself.”
Sean Patrick Hill, Soap, Ektachrome 100 (Archival pigment print) & My Mother's Lamp, TMAX 100 (Gelatin silver print), 8x10, 2020. Sean focused on creating images of ordinary objects in his home using large-format & macro photography.
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Sean's subjects are isolated & carefully lit, highlighting the unique qualities that each possesses, while creating a story about where he lives. In his own words, he “appreciated the opportunity, most of all, to share the photos--they're simple but have a purpose…”
Morgan McGill, Arthritis in a Crisis, Pen, paint on paper, 17x22, 2020. Morgan's project presented an opportunity for her to explore as a mixed-media artist, allowing her to technically think through creating a portrait using pen & paint.
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The project also allowed her to share some important time w/ her grandmother, who was affected in a profound way by the process: “…she had never seen something designed as a tribute to her hard work & effort.”
Noisebody, Still Life, Composition for piano, 2 min 31 sec, 2020. “[This project] pushed me forward as a composer & musician & allowed me to contribute something I hadn't found in the Louisville music community.” louisvilleartsnetwork.org/ju…

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Guillermo A. Sollano, Unity, LightJet Print on Ilford Baryta Paper, 13.4x12 & Faith, Chromaluxe Aluminum print, 40x32. “All of us have the need to belong, to contribute, to love & to be loved; I wish people could see that; life can be so simple & much, much better.”
Anne Borders, Tango Sky, Acrylic on canvas, 36x48, 2020 “This project was a golden opportunity to get out of my own way & let my intuition & experience guide me…I had a sense of the emotion I wished to capture w/ this large painting-freedom-& everything evolved from there.”
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Inspired by our limited movement during early quarantine & the beauty of the Kentucky landscape, Anne created her painting w/ a sunset color palette & attention to light & atmosphere. The result is a spacious landscape that reminds us that nature can calm fear & provide joy.
Over the next few days, we will highlight a selection of projects as part of our Anniversary Celebration. Last year we shared a range of projects from paintings to piano compositions to poems, all illustrating the collective desire to connect w/ & help others through art.
Today is our One-Year Anniversary! To mark the occasion here's a special celebration video featuring all 120 projects. We are so proud of our artists! Big thanks to all of them, our partners @kyperformingart & @liftuplou, our Committee, & all of you! youtube.com/watch?v=7ms7Xsmy…
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Thanks also to Clovehitech Productions for making the video! clovehitchproductions.com
We are pleased to say our updated site is live! All 122 projects from our amazing artists are included & now you can revisit their remarkable work again & again. Special thanks to all of them for sharing their creativity & to all of you for your support! louisvilleartsnetwork.org

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