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Aflora: The Artist Talk

  • Frazier Kentucky History Museum 829 West Main Street Louisville, KY, 40202 United States (map)

Join us for Aflora: The Artist Talk on Sunday, March 1, at the Frazier Kentucky History Museum. In partnership with La Casita Center, the Aflora exhibition showcases vibrant, emotional, and thought-provoking artwork from Latinx artists. As the exhibition ends, join us to tour Aflora and meet the individual artists whose work reflects the times and circumstances in which we are living. As Guest Curator Ada Asenjo says, “we are thriving despite the odds.” Join us for this celebration of art’s ability to strengthen communities and build resilience.

2–3 p.m.: Aflora: The Artist Talk, Brown-Forman Theatre on 1st Floor

3–4 p.m.: Meet and Greet with individual artists by their work, Aflora exhibition on 2nd Floor

ADMISSION: Free (with price of admission to Museum)

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