THIS IS NOT THE END features contemporary photo-based work produced by Native Americans from 7 different tribes. The exhibition seeks to present a pathbreaking discourse on the subject of the assumed colonial lens in conversation with collective indigenous knowledge and individual self-knowledge.
Using the genre of still life with memento mori as its focus, photographer Mitch Eckert considers the effect single use plastics has in our world. The tonally rich kallitype photographs inspired by the Dutch Golden Age address the environmental impact of consumer waste.
Traces explores the myriad ways in which photography reflects memory, from the family album to the photogram. This exhibition is curated by Mitch Eckert, Associate Professor of Art at the University of Louisville.
Participating Artists: Astrid Reischwitz, Jason Reblando, Stefanie Seufert, Jesseca Ferguson, Galina Kurlat, Martina Lopez, Sarah Hadley, Margaret LeJeune, Deborah Orloff, Susan Kae Grant, + Don Anderson.
The Hite Institute of Art + Design is excited to share the work of Hite’s own Tiffany Calvert, (Associate Proffessor Painting) and Scott Massey (Associate Professor, Sculpture) in a joint post-sabbatical exhibition. Sabbatical’s are leaves-of-absence that allow tenured faculty to take a reprieve from teaching and focus on personal projects and research.
We're proud to honor our Dean's Scholars for Summer 2023 — students who achieved the pinnacle of academic success! These exceptional Cardinals earned a perfect 4.0 GPA while completing at least 12 graded credits, demonstrating unwavering dedication and mastery across all their coursework.
Dean's Scholar status represents the highest level of academic achievement at the University of Louisville. Congratulations to these outstanding students who exemplify academic excellence at its finest!
We're thrilled to celebrate our Dean's List honorees for Summer 2023! These dedicated students demonstrated exceptional academic performance by earning a 3.5 GPA or higher while completing at least 12 graded credits — all while maintaining high academic standards with no grades below C-minus.
Their commitment to excellence, rigorous coursework, and outstanding achievement exemplifies the Cardinal spirit. Congratulations to all our Dean's List students on this well-deserved recognition!
Art for Silliness's Sake defines and explores silly art through works created since 2016, featuring local artists like Elsa Oldham and EVPL. Silly art comes as a response to the social and political atmosphere of America from about 2016, in which time, tragedy, and trauma have been sandwiched between ridiculous, absurd, and over-the-top oddities.
Belonging denotes a close attachment to others. MFA students at the University of Louisville extended their community into the city this year with a wide variety of public projects, ranging from developing printmaking workshops to working in Jefferson County schools. In this way, discovering joint connections and purpose through arts-based collaboration, belonging to the community became a vital part of the MFA program.
We're proud to honor our Dean's Scholars for Spring 2023 — students who achieved the pinnacle of academic success! These exceptional Cardinals earned a perfect 4.0 GPA while completing at least 12 graded credits, demonstrating unwavering dedication and mastery across all their coursework.
Dean's Scholar status represents the highest level of academic achievement at the University of Louisville. Congratulations to these outstanding students who exemplify academic excellence at its finest!
We're thrilled to celebrate our Dean's List honorees for Spring 2023! These dedicated students demonstrated exceptional academic performance by earning a 3.5 GPA or higher while completing at least 12 graded credits — all while maintaining high academic standards with no grades below C-minus.
Their commitment to excellence, rigorous coursework, and outstanding achievement exemplifies the Cardinal spirit. Congratulations to all our Dean's List students on this well-deserved recognition!