SAW art show at CRAFT(s) Gallery

"SAW-Contemporary Artists Explore The Tool As Canvas" is a group art show of work made from saw blades and may be exactly what you may need this holiday season. Artists include Lisa Simon, Jim Doiron, Brad White, John King, Scott Scarboro, and more.

The opening is from 6-10 this Friday at CRAFT{s} at 572 South 4th street with a special performance of Brigid Kaelin  playing a singing saw.

bid house art show at Bernheim 8/28

Artist and Musician Brad White spends his free time putting together themed art shows, such as motorcycle and muscle car art shows, and next month he is curating a birdhouse themed art show @ Bernheim Arboretum.
the show is packed with nearly 50 artists, including many music/art related peeps you may know, such as Leticia Bajuyo (featured artist at Forecastle), Lyndi Lou (of Zombie Attack fame), Aaron Conaway (of Lava House fame), me (john king), Billy Hertz (of hertz gallery), and Barney Bright (the late sculptor and founder of Bright foundry).

The opening will be at Berheim Forest, August 28th from 6-10pm.
Artwork will be displayed throughout the trails around Lake Nevin and
in the Lake Studio. There will be beer, food, live music and
Bernheim's 1st Pecha Kucha event (.pecha-kucha.org) at the Sunset
Amphitheatre. Regional environmental organizations will be on hand
providing education on biodiversity, sustainability and effective ways
of re-introducing indigenous species back into altered habitats. For
more information visit www.bernheim.org

New Albany Public Art Project opening reception 6/11

Louisville's neighborhood to the north, NEW ALBANY, is turning 200 soon, and is celebrating by commissioning area artists to create public sculptures that relate to New Albany's rich history (seriously, there's some history there).
Artists include Brad White (of The Pine Club fame), John King (of the infamous fame), Valerie Fauchs, Leticia Bajuyo, and Daniel Graham. on Friday JUNE 11TH from 6-9 pm there will be festivities, tours, and the like. starts at the Carnegie Center (201 East Spring Street).
UPDATE:THIS EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED FROM 5/21 TO JUNE 11TH AT 6 PM BEFORE THE 'ROCK N' ROLL BALLET, DUE TO WEATHER CONCERNS.

one of Mr. King's glass sculptures.