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The Lands Between | Formerly: editor-chief @leoweekly | scottmrecker@gmail.com
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Visual art and music collide at 'Made You A Mixtape' in Louisville

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By Scott Recker
| Louisville Public Media
Music and visual art have a long and storied history of being muses for one another, which is at the heart of “Made You A Mixtape,” an exhibition at Aurora Gallery & Boutique. The concept of the show is straightforward: Each visual artist in the open group show can submit one piece that was inspired by a song. The results are expansive and profound.
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Lance G. Newman II brings style and substance to Louisville Visual Art exhibit

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By Scott Recker
| Louisville Public Media
The reason and concept behind longtime poet Lance G. Newman II’s first solo visual art exhibition is jarring and topical: He believes words don’t mean as much as they used to. In an artist’s statement for the show “A Thousand Words” — which runs at Louisville Visual Art through Feb. 3 — Newman wrote, “I lament to find that we no longer value words as a society.
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Louisville artist's iconic streetscapes launch ‘Outsider’ Gallery

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By Scott Recker
| Louisville Public Media
Mark Anthony Mulligan’s drawings are a kaleidoscopic trip through the streets of Louisville, merging the real and the surreal, providing a look into the mind of a true original artist. Mulligan, who died at the age of 59 last November, is currently being celebrated with a retrospective exhibition titled “Share a Little of Things of Yourself” at the newly-opened Outsider Art Museum & Gallery in the Portland Neighborhood.
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