Through Aug. 31

Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
715 W. Main St. • 589-0102
kentuckyarts.org

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft has recently added two exhibitions on display during the summer. “Swimming Hole” showcases the art of Matthew and Mitchell Bradley. The twins create art together and have produced a child-inspired, site-specific wall sculpture for the third floor near the education classrooms. Summer curatorial intern Cecilia Adwell organized “Hollers and Harvests,” an exhibition of farm-related folk art from KMAC’s permanent collection. “The works in this show illustrate how agriculture informs every facet of Kentucky life, including cultural production,” she says. Adwell is a student at the California College of the Arts in the Masters of Arts in Curatorial Practice program. Also on view in the exhibition is the sound installation “Kentucky Monolith” by Russel Hulsey. —Jo Anne Triplett