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Material Obsession 2026

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Opening Thursday, October 22nd

In conjunction with Vernissage, 5-8pm

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Mini Macro explores the tension and dialogue between opposing scales: the intimate and the  immense, the fragment and the whole, the micro- scopic and the cosmic. Through 2D, 3D and mixed  media works, artists are invited to investigate how scale shapes our understanding of objects, systems, bodies, landscapes, and time itself. Utilizing diverse materials—including paper, fiber, stone, metal, clay, plastics, found natural objects, and beyond—the exhibition encourages artists to consider how meaning expands or contracts through changes in size, proximity, and attention. Mini Macro asks what becomes visible when we look closer—and what emerges when we step back.

 

All submitted works are available for sale, with proceeds supporting exhibition programming and educational initiatives at KMAC. 

Artists:

 

Ada Asenjo

Alayna Altman

Albert Shumake

Alisha Martin

Alynn Sherman

Annabela Cockrell

Charlotte Pollack

Edwin Ramirez

Gretchen Treitz

Jacque Parsley

Julie Hohmann

Julie Leidner

Juliet Taylor

Karen Abney

Kayt Robarts

Kina Matahari

Lance Newman

Luckett Davidson

Malcolm Fife

Reagan Bouchillion

Rebecca Henderson

Rebekah Barnett

Robyn Gibson

Shauntrice Black

Sheila Fox

Sue Schofield

Tatiana Rathke

Tom Pfannerstill

Trace Mayer

KMAC Contemporary Art Museum is a 501(c)(3) organization. Profits from this event go towards exhibition and educational programming at KMAC Museum. Thank you for helping us achieve our mission of connecting people to art and creative practice.

STREET ADDRESS

715 West Main Street

Louisville, Kentucky 40202

502.589.0102

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​OPERATING HOURS:

Tuesday - Sunday OPEN 10-5

Monday CLOSED​

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KMAC will be closed to the public Friday, October 9th - Sunday, October 11th as we prepare for KMAsquerade.

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Admission to KMAC is free for students and

children thanks to the generous support of our donors.

KMAC is also supported in part by our members,

The Fund for the Arts, and the Kentucky Arts Council.

 

KMAC celebrates diversity and is committed to intentional, on-going work that fosters equity and facilitates accessibility. KMAC is deeply committed to providing art experiences for everyone. KMAC exists to spark curiosity, inspire meaningful connections, and foster a deep sense of inclusion, belonging, and purpose that ripples beyond the museum’s walls.

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