The Carnegie announces six diverse shows for its 2015-16 gallery season
The Carnegie recently announced the exhibition lineup for its 2015-16 gallery season, which runs from September until late June. Shows range from an examination of the history and communities of Covington to experimental cinema to the use of abstract art.
The Carnegie recently announced the exhibition lineup for its 2015-16 gallery season, which runs from September until late June. Shows range from an examination of the history and communities of Covington to experimental cinema to the use of abstract art.
Each exhibition’s opening night, except for the Art of Food events, includes a free informal conversation with Exhibition Director Matt Distel and participating artists, light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar.
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