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Current Exhibitions

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The South Arts 2025 Exhibition of the Southern Prize and State Fellows for Visual Arts

August 30th - November 2nd, 2025

Reception: Friday, August 29th from 5:00 - 8:00 PM
$8 at the door, FREE to KMAC Members

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Established in 2017, the Southern Prize and State Fellowships
program was created to bring more visibility to the artistic
talent and breadth among the Southeastern region.

 

Artists: Loretta Pettway Bennett (Alabama), Gonzalo Fuenmayor (Florida), Masela Nkolo (Georgia), Travis Townsend (Kentucky), Edgar Cano (Louisiana), Stephen Phillips (Mississippi), Lydia Thompson (North Carolina), Felicia Greenlee (South Carolina), and Tabitha Arnold (Tennessee). Learn more about SouthArts at southarts.org/programs/exhibitions-previous-state-fellows.

Travis Townsend, One Fine Thing, 1993 - 2023. Plywood, wood, paint, clamps, string, and mixed media. 

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UNREST

In Conjunction with the Louisville Photo Biennial

August 30th - November 2nd, 2025​

Reception: Saturday, August 30th from 5:00 - 9:00 PM
$8 at the door, FREE to KMAC Members

 

Unrest, the first solo exhibition by Louisville native, New York-based photographer Urban Wyatt, is a coming-of-age story of wanderlust and homesickness. Best known as the photographer behind Jack Harlow's album covers, including the viral image for his 2023 album "Jackman," Wyatt places a spotlight on counterculture as the camera becomes an extension of the artist himself, mediating the spaces between the confidence and uneasiness of newfound independence from one's hometown.

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