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Great Meadows Foundation is pleased to announce the award of 17 grants to artists in the Kentucky region through the 9th round of the Artist Professional Development Grants program. These grants will enable recipients to travel to visit major exhibitions, conferences, and artist residencies, and connect with other professionals in the field whose expertise can help them develop their critical practice. Grantees in this cycle are: Becky Alley, Lexington; Matthew and Mitchell Bradley, Louisville; John […]

Great Meadows Foundation is pleased to announce that Miami based independent curator and researcher Natalia Zuluaga will be the Great Meadows Foundation’s 2019 Critic-in-Residence, and will be based in the region from February 1 until March 30, 2019. Now in its second year, the Critic-in-Residence program is a collaboration between Great Meadows Foundation and INhouse, and brings a noted contemporary art curator/critic to Kentucky once a year for a two month period to engage with […]

BUD DORSEY With the support of a Great Meadows Foundation Professional Development Grant, Louisville artist Bud Dorsey plans to travel to Senegal to visit museums, meet with artists and institutional directors he has connected with, and give a talk about his work at the West African Research Center (WARC) in Dakar. He will also travel to the city of Saint Louis, exploring the vestiges of the days when that city was France’s colonial capital in […]

GREAT MEADOWS FOUNDATION is pleased to announce that Louisville artist Brianna Harlan has been selected as a summer Artist-in-Residence at the Ox-Bow, School of Art & Artists’ Residency. Situated in Saugatuck, Michigan, Ox-Bow’s summer artist-in-residence program offers artists at various stages in their career, the time, space, and community to encourage growth and experimentation in their practice.  Brianna Harlan majored in art at Hanover College in Southern Indiana, graduating in 2015. An artist who is […]