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The work of interdisciplinary artist Jay Bolotin, which includes prints, drawings, sculptures, sets and animated films, is on exhibit at the University of Kentucky Art Museum through June 21.

The University of Kentucky Art Museum announced the opening of two new exhibitions that offer ways of understanding how an artist's ideas find physical form, and how discreet disciplines of visual art, music and dance can intersect.

Kansas-born printmaker Lloyd Foltz is the focus of the exhibition Lloyd C. Foltz: Prairie Print Maker at the Wichita Art Museum.

From one end of the spectrum to the other, the University of Kentucky Art Museum is opening two art exhibitions that explore the use of color.

This exhibition brings together three distinct artists who share a love of common materials and an urge to investigate their potential as component parts of larger objects and installations.

Iwent to see This is America*鈥攁 group show on view at the University of Kentucky Art Museum in Lexington鈥攐n a particularly cold and gray Tuesday in early January when the campus was still empty of students.

Sanford Biggers in conversation with curators Sergio Bessa and Andrea Andersson鈥擶ednesday, December 2, 1 pm EST

For years, there has been a simmering debate over what to do with a New Deal-era mural at the University of Kentucky that students have denounced as a racist sanitizing of history and a painful reminder of slavery in a public setting.

Over the past few years, a wall-length mural created by Ann Rice O鈥橦anlon in 1934 has been a subject of controversy.

From the pages of Hunter S. Thompson鈥檚 work and The New York Times to classics like 鈥淎lice in Wonderland鈥� and 鈥淎nimal Farm,鈥� visual storyteller Ralph Steadman has made an undeniable mark on the world of illustration.

As students, faculty, staff and visitors enter University of Kentucky鈥檚 Memorial Hall this fall it is highly likely their eyes will be drawn upward to a new creation in the dome at the building鈥檚 entry.

Kentucky-born artist Edward Melcarth dared to live as an openly homosexual man and did not hide his support for communism.

In recent weeks, the humanitarian crisis following Hurricane Maria has centered on the lack of clean drinking water, leading to reports of Puerto Ricans drinking from Superfund sites out of desperation.