During a recent trip to The Aronoff, I took a peek around the latest exhibit at the adjoining
Weston Art Gallery. Known for having eclectic, contemporary exhibits, the current installation pushes the creative boundaries.
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| Ladders extending from a crawlspace. |
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Taint," an exhibition by
Anthony Luensman, features trick-of-the-eye photography around the human body. As sexual as its name suggests, visitors can see the "Stud Finder" installment, which looks like pubic hair made from scouring pad fibers, a camera lens installed on a swing's seat, or the carnal sounds of eggs being stomped upon with bare feet.
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| "Stud Finder" |
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A pole made out of glass "extenders." You can guess what they attach to.
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The interactive exhibit will leave visitors raising an eyebrow, yet still curiously pondering for more. Luensman also designed artwork for Lousiville's
21C Hotel. If you're a fan of its style, make a stop by "Taint," which is free to the public through December 9.
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| Ascending "Neon Ladder." One of the more tame installments in the exhibit. |
