Amy Talbott 11/17/25 Amy Talbott 11/17/25

Featured Artist, November 17-24: Carolyn McManus

About Carolyn:

“I am a self-taught artist, and live with my family in Goshen. When I was younger, I loved picking out my favorite illustrations from books and trying to recreate them, sometimes drawing the scenes that were not included. Children’s illustration remains my biggest inspiration.”

About her art:

“I enjoy using alcohol markers, colored pencil, and gouache to create weird, whimsical, and sometimes spooky pieces with themes of nature and folklore.”

Find out more:

Instagram: @carolynmcdraws

Be our next featured artist!

Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 11/10/25 Amy Talbott 11/10/25

Featured Artist, November 10-17: Amy Talbott

Artist’s Statement:

This map is a celebration of south Louisville neighborhoods, and was originally part of a giant city map I completed in 2021. The project took hours and hours of research on neighborhood names and boundaries, and I enjoyed every bit of it. The version you see here was updated this summer with vibrant colors and hand-drawn lettering.

I have 8x10 prints for sale on my website.

Find out more:

Instagram: @amy.talbott.draws.things
Website: amytalbott.com

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Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 11/3/25 Amy Talbott 11/3/25

Featured Artist, November 3-10: Kirsten Yeager, aka, that will doodle

Artist’s Statement:

I love creating art that finds its own direction. I rarely start with a plan — I just follow where the piece wants to go. When something doesn’t turn out as expected, I pivot and let the ‘mistake’ become part of the story. I’m especially drawn to working in black and white — it strips away the pressure of color and lets me focus completely on form, balance, and the feeling behind the piece.

Find out more:

Instagram: @thatwilldoodle
Instagram: @thatwillbanner

Be our next featured artist!

Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 10/27/25 Amy Talbott 10/27/25

Featured Artist, October 27-November 3: Jacob Elementary School Photography Club (& Alumni Photographers)

About the artists:

Jacob Elementary is a JCPS school with roughly 550 students in South Louisville. The Jacob Photography Club consists of 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students who are dedicated to learning about photography, developing new skills, and documenting their life, their school, and their community.

Find out more:

Facebook: facebook.com/JacobJaguars

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Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 10/27/25 Amy Talbott 10/27/25

Featured Artist, October 20-27: Aunt Mitty

About the art:

Title: DeathLustWrathTerror

Materials: wood box, acrylic paint, Mod Podge, hot glue, found objects

About the art:

From and live on the “wrong” side of Dixie Highway. Avid Iroquois Park enthusiast. AKA Skeeter the Skunk, mascot for Friends of Iroquois Park. Currently an adjunct communications professor at Ivy Tech. Love to work with all mediums with a fondness for clay and mixed media.

Find out more:

Instagram: @auntmitty

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Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 10/13/25 Amy Talbott 10/13/25

Featured Artist, October 13-20: Norma Drish

About the artist:

I have always enjoyed making pet portraits and bringing to life their unique personalities. These celebrate the unconditional love and companionship they bring to our lives."

About the art:

I have always enjoyed making pet portraits and bringing to life their unique personalities. These celebrate the unconditional love and companionship they bring to our lives."

Find out more:

@ndrishart

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Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 10/6/25 Amy Talbott 10/6/25

Featured Artist, October 6-13: Audrey Frances Bruce

About the artist:

Audrey is currently in college in upstate NY studying art. She is interested in surrealism and narrative themes.

About the art:

Acrylic on canvas, 11 × 14

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Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 9/29/25 Amy Talbott 9/29/25

Featured Artist, September 29-October 6: JAY Risner

About the artist:

Jay is a self taught sculptor. He sculpts in clay, and makes a mold from his art using paint on latex, and makes a fiberglass bladder to hold the latex in position when the concrete is poured in the mold. Jay pours every piece himself and mixes color into the concrete, making each piece a little unique. His art is available in a handful of stores in Ohio, and at festivals Kim and Ned Steinke take his art to on his behalf.

About the art:

Jay's whimsical sculptures include a variety of fish, animals, and sun and moon sculptures.

Find out more:

Facebook: Sculptures by Jay in Kentucky

Be our next featured artist!

Artists of all ages, experience levels, and walks of life are encouraged to apply. No previous gallery experience is necessary.

Email amy.talbott.draws@gmail.com for more information.

Amy Talbott 9/22/25 Amy Talbott 9/22/25

Featured Artist, September 22-29: Amy Talbott

About the artist:

I love drawing things and places that I see in everyday life. You can see more of my drawings on display at Sunergos on Woodlawn.
I also offer watercolor house portraits and shoe portraits.

When I’m not drawing, I’m pursuing my running goals or planning future outdoor adventures. Or helping other people pursue outdoor adventures in my retail job. I am also the owner and coordinator of The Redbud Community Art Gallery.

About the art:

This week, I’m showcasing three watercolor paintings. One features the Iroquois Manor shopping center sign, one is a Bardstown Road streetscape, and the other is a sunrise seen from a hill in eastern Kentucky.