 A Louisville native, Norman Spencer is known for his printmaking. His work focuses on themes such as identity, community, and the human relationship to our surroundings. His artwork is in private collections around the country. These four new works were made in response to 2020. He writes, "The prints have to do with my own feelings of being trapped during the pandemic, my processing of the most recent rounds of protests for racial and social justice, as well as my fears surrounding the looming election. "I was recently awarded a "Black Artist Grant" from Funds for the Arts in order to create a series of linocuts showcasing the Black experience in the Kentucky wilderness. The grant has given me the opportunity to work on a larger scale and has given me the financial freedom to create more personal work as well as more experimental work. This is evident in the pieces in this show, which are in contrast to the more colorful work that I am known for."      above: Keith Stone's United We Stand, part of How Are You Doing
How are we all going to art... with an indefinite closure to in-person gallery traffic @ garner narrative? No worries, we've got this. 1. view (and shop!) from our current group show (It's only partly viewable online right now, but the rest is to come! we promise. Email or text (502) 303-7259 if you'd like a better look and more info, like prices. We show art by many photos, by video, by videochat, we ship and curbside and deliver.) Wendi Smith's Green Donté K. Hayes The Oracle of WiFi Brings Access & Sole Andre Raynell Seagraves' Mauve Mary Helen Yates' Fallen 2. shop our online gallery Mary Craik (textiles) Angie Reed Garner (painting) Will Garner (painting) Leslie Perrino (metalsmithing) additional artists to come 3. shop our gallery artists Let us know what you are interested in (artist? size? price? content? media?) and we pull together options and do a virtual showing. Video shows you things that you can't see in a static photo, like all the details, and how light bounces and changes the color of the work. It also shows you the work in the comfort of your own home without distractions. Via videochat you can consider a piece of art from the exact space in your home where you might want to hang it. Videochat is not a way of presenting art we ever would have explored before COVID, but we are now fans. Your comfy chair! Your own snacks! Art! Hang in there with us! Support artists and local galleries, and put something powerful, meaningful and/or beautiful in your home. 2021 will bring some developments. Great news to come... watch this space! (Hint—we are expanding. Really.) garner narrative contemporary fine art [email protected] 502-303-7259 642 E. Market St. Louisville, KY 40202 |
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