Remembering “A Culture Carried”

“…Everybody’s story is unique, we all have our own individual stories…” Denis Hodžić, 2016 Three years ago, the Kentucky Museum and Kentucky Folklife Program debuted A Culture Carried: Bosnians in Bowling Green (Kulturno naslijeđe Bosanci u Bowling Green-u). This exhibition explored the experiences, culture, and arts of Bosnians and Bosnian Americans living in Bowling Green,Continue reading “Remembering “A Culture Carried””

A Seat at the Table for Women of Color

Kentucky women have been active in politics for over 200 years. Before and after the passage of the 19th Amendment which granted women the right to vote, they repeatedly sought to participate in political life and make their voices heard. Though not always self-identifying as feminist – one who supports political, economic, and social equality of theContinue reading “A Seat at the Table for Women of Color”

Salient Features: Conversation With The Artist, Charles Brindley

Join us for: A Conversation With The Artist September 25th,  6:00 – 7:00 PM Free/Open to Public/Swipeable for WKU Students Kentucky Room & Exhibit Gallery  Artist Charles Brindley will discuss his work, along with his inspiration and process for our most recent exhibit, Salient Features: Trees of Old Forests and Woodland Pastures. Gallery tour will follow.Continue reading “Salient Features: Conversation With The Artist, Charles Brindley”

US Bank Celebration of the Arts in it’s last week at the Kentucky Museum

We are in the last week of the US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition. This years show has been a very successful run with 22 pieces of art sold featuring 20 artists purchased by 17 individuals. This year marked the 30th Anniversary of the US Bank Celebration of the Arts, with the past 13 years being heldContinue reading “US Bank Celebration of the Arts in it’s last week at the Kentucky Museum”