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Moremen Gallery's ambitious exhibit
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Looking for love in Kentucky Shakespeare’s fast-moving ‘Sense and Sensibility’
And laughs are in full supply.
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December 2023

Quick, Tell a Teen to 🏆 Access to the Arts with Arts Angle Vantage
2024 workshop deadline nears • Join our community. Stay in the know.
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November 2023

upstart crow collective’s Inventive ‘King John’ Illuminates the Treachery, Costs and Loss of War
“Three corners of the world in arms,” a phrase at the end of Williams Shakespeare’s “King John” aptly applies to our current reality and marks a timely…
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April 2023

Review: “Party People” and its deep history of activism from half a century ago resonates today
By Elizabeth Kramer “I wish you would just try to see that the world is shifting again.” In the musical docudrama, “Party People” at Actors Theatre of…
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February 2022

Free Pop-Up Youth Arts Journalism Workshop, Week of Feb. 21
Participants get to report on glass art and the artists in the KMAC Museum exhibit “Crafting the Vernacular”
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Review: With ‘Every Brilliant Thing,' a one-person play, Actors Theatre reaches out, connects in real ways
Thanks for reading Louisville Arts Bureau! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. • By Elizabeth Kramer "Imagination is more…
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Actors Theatre aims to spark conversation, joy with 'Every Brilliant Thing,' which delves into a life shaped by depression
The production marks an Actors Theatre directorial debut for new staff member Amelia Acosta Powell. Actor Jon Norman Schneider returns to the theater's…
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Elizabeth Kramer

January 2022

Pandora's "The Cake" follows recipe in serving up the sugar — balanced with nutrients
• If you enjoy articles about regional arts and creativity, share them and/or sign up.• By Elizabeth Kramer Red velvet cake, even outside the South, can…
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August 2020

Summer Project | Art of collaboration with young arts journalists and local media covering GSA
Arts Bureau Edge wraps up project wtih five journalists covering Kentucky Govenor's School for the Arts, which went virtual during a tumultuous pandemic
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Elizabeth Kramer
Harlan Ascending: Artist’s work grows with monument to Breonna Taylor, survey about equity in arts and culture sector
Her public art in front of Metro Hall includes poetry by Hannah Drake and the survey she has spearheaded poses serious questions about Louisville’s arts…
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Louisville photographer’s work tells local immigrant story as part of ‘PBS American Portrait’ that airs in August
Amira Karaoud sought to tell the immigrant story for the upcoming special “Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Story” that premieres Aug. 2
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