The Creative Landscape: A Profile of Louisville-Based Photographer Aleksandra Stone
Art

The Creative Landscape: A Profile of Louisville-Based Photographer Aleksandra Stone

Aleksandra Stone, a Louisville, Kentucky-based artist, creates photographs that document her experiences with depression. After the unexpected death of a friend in 2012, Stone began using photography as a way to deal with her grief. Stone hadn’t done much art before her friend passed away. “I feel like photography just kind of found me,” she … Continue reading

“Pretty Little Liars” is Mindless Entertainment with an Edge
TV

“Pretty Little Liars” is Mindless Entertainment with an Edge

ABC Family’s teen drama “Pretty Little Liars,” loosely based on a series of books by Sara Shepherd, tells the story of four best friends, and how the disappearance of one of their own changed their lives irrevocably. Unsurprisingly, there is no shortage of drama in fictional Rosewood, Pennsylvania—Spencer is making passes at her sister’s fiancé, … Continue reading

How Sassy Are Your Pants?
Film

How Sassy Are Your Pants?

“Sassy Pants” By Rachel Glenn In a frosted pink nightmare of a dress, with only her mother, younger brother, and grandmother watching, Bethany Pruitt graduates as the valedictorian and sole student of the Pruitt Homeschool Class of 2011. Shy, awkward and a little socially backward, eighteen-year-old Bethany Pruitt (Ashley Rickards) dreams of a life bigger … Continue reading

Impressionistic Impressions
Art

Impressionistic Impressions

Judith Surowiec paintings By Rachel Glenn Imagine van Gogh or Renoir painting rural American country landscapes with the saturation turned up and you have a work by Judith Surowiec. Working with acrylic paints on canvas, Surowiec invokes landscapes at once familiar and unreal. Upon first glance her paintings look impressionistic, with slightly more defined shape … Continue reading