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Natalie Weis

Louisville
As seen in: Hyperallergic, WFPL-FM (Louisville, KY), BURNAWAY, Sculpture Magazine
Covers:  Visual arts and culture in the South and Midwest

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Natalie Weis’s Biography

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Natalie Weis is a writer and art critic based in Louisville, Kentucky. Her writing has appeared in Hyperallergic, Sculpture, Collectors, Burnaway and Ruckus, as well as on WFPL, Louisville’s NPR radio station. You can read her writing at natalieweis.com.

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The Graceful Instability of Kiah Celeste's Art

The Graceful Instability of Kiah Celeste's Art

LOUISVILLE, KY - Kiah Celeste: Before it Falls Apart , on view at KMAC Museum through November 7, is aptly na…

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John Brooks at Moremen Gallery

John Brooks at Moremen Gallery

In a 2005 interview, architect Oscar Niemeyer confessed, "I prefer to think like André Malraux, who said, 'I …

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Together in Peace and Protest

Together in Peace and Protest

LEXINGTON, Ky - Created during a year that most spent in relative isolation, the seven paintings in Dianna Se…

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The Persistence of Inconsistency: A Conversation with Joan Tanner - Sculpture

The Persistence of Inconsistency: A Conversation with Joan Tanner - Sculpture

For the past five decades, Joan Tanner has pursued a rigorous and sustained investigation into spatial relati…

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The Keeper of the Things: An interview with American art collector Michael Lowe

The Keeper of the Things: An interview with American art collector Michael Lowe

Natalie Weis 07.04.2021 An interview with American art collector Michael Lowe in Cincinnati "Michael Lowe is …

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This is America* at UK Art Museum, Lexington

This is America* at UK Art Museum, Lexington

I went to see This is America* -a group show on view at the University of Kentucky Art Museum in Lexington-on…

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vanessa german’s Shrine to Forgotten Black Girls

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By Natalie Weis
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Art Review — 4 min read vanessa german, “The Girl Who Had The Idea” (2026), wood, Spirit-girl, wire-mesh, cups running over with love, a dream in a dreamer-girl, imagination-girl, (they say her face lit up brand-new when she smiled light fell out of her teeth and bloomed a warm radiance in everyone around her— she could see her way through.
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Sally Mann’s Polarizing Life in Art

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By Natalie Weis
| Hyperallergic Verified
Artists in need of instruction and inspiration have no shortage of books to consult, from Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way to Austin Kleon’s Steal Like An Artist or Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act. Each volume offers dozens of cheerful directives that live somewhere between koan and bromide, encouraging readers to “Let yourself play” (Cameron), “Use your hands” (Kleon), and “Look inward” (Rubin).
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Sally Mann’s Polarizing Life in Art

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By Natalie Weis
| wolfgangcollection.com
Artists in need of instruction and inspiration have no shortage of books to consult, from Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way to Austin Kleon’s Steal Like An Artist or Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act. Each volume offers dozens of cheerful directives that live somewhere between koan and bromide, encouraging readers to “Let yourself play” (Cameron), “Use your hands” (Kleon), and “Look inward” (Rubin).
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