22 Places To Appreciate Art In Louisville This April
And 25 exhibits to go see at them.
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And 25 exhibits to go see at them.
Where to go in Louisville this month to experience art.
After one of its members killed David McAtee during last year’s deployment to Louisville, the Kentucky National Guard planned to examine how it responds to
colorblindham.com" data-image-bsp-id="00000177-4071-dea1-a57f-d1f54a6f0000" > Paige Koehler performing at Soda Bar in Normal Heights (Adam P. Johnson/colorblindham.com) While the music is light and breezy, her words are soaked with emotion. Koehler’s lyricism is rooted in her own lived experiences; nearly all of the songs on the EP are recollections of her younger years. Her writing explores the ebbs and flows of life, exposing the highest highs and lowest lows, in a way that’s both personal and relatable. Advertisement “It’s just been like a culmination...
Without further adieu, here are the Martlet’s best shots from 2020. Saanich Police shut down a gathering on campus during the first week of university. Photo by Michael John Lo. A playground during the early days of COVID-19 in March. Photo by Joshua Ngenda. Black Lives Matter protesters take to the streets following the death of George Floyd. Photo by Josh Kozelj. Over 8 000 people gathered in Centennial Square for a Black Lives Matter Peace Rally led by UVic students. Photo by Michael John Lo. Photo by Michael John Lo of Shae Smith and his dog, Tony in Beacon Hill Park.