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Technology has made it easier for society to record and store information. A new exhibition at the KMAC Museum shows how fiber arts paved the way for this modern digital existence.

The year’s recipients include a bank, an artists guild and the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission.

Mark Anthony Mulligan, known for his colorful and playful street scenes filled with signs and logos, died this week at the age of 59.

Philip Koester comes to the Louisville Ballet from the Kentucky Opera, where he served as Chief Revenue and Advancement Officer.

Sculptor William M. Duffy will be the lead artist on limestone benches that are part of a public artwork to be installed near the Ohio River.

Barbara Cullen, who worked with Derby Dinner Playhouse and Kentucky Shakespeare, died last week. She was 65.

Fund for the Arts, which owns the building, said it's under contract with a buyer and expects to close on the space at the end of the year.

Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky Shakespeare, the Louisville Orchestra and StageOne Family Theatre will receive grants from the fund.

Bevin bluntly suggested this week that some academic programs at Kentucky’s colleges have outlived their necessity in times of tight state budgets.

The bill proposes changes that would affect school testing and accountability, and how arts instruction fits into a well-rounded education system.