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Some state cultural leaders are concerned that an arts agency restructured by Gov. Matt Bevin on Friday will prioritize commercial over creative value.

The committee released a draft plan last week -- the result of numerous community interviews, workshops and extensive surveys.

This week, Greater Louisville Arts released a draft of a master arts plan, the result of numerous community interviews, workshops and extensive surveys.

"We should be careful as a society, and city, not to blur the line between art and 'the arts,'" says Louisville Public Media's Daniel Gilliam.

89.3 WFPL News has hired Erin Keane as the new Arts and Humanities reporter.“We are all thrilled Erin is joining us,” says Gabe Bullard, WFPL News…

The Louisville Orchestra has put another offer on the table for musicians.The orchestra has not performed all year and the players and management remain…

Louisville’s Actors Theatre will open the doors of 18 new downtown apartments this week, which will be used to house actors and actresses throughout the…

The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts is trying to expand enrollment and space, but the summer program will have to compete for extra funding to…

Neither side has blinked in the Louisville Orchestra labor dispute, and both the management and the musicians are facing difficult futures and the…

Another party may soon enter the Louisville Orchestra contract negotiations.The management and musicians have been in talks for a new contract for over a…