21c Louisville invites you to a gallery talk in the exhibition Interwoven: A Tribute to Enid Yandell to learn more about the works by Linda Erzinger, Valerie Sullivan Fuchs, Bette Levy, and Joyce Ogden featured in the exhibition and ENID: Generations of Women Sculptors, a collective of female sculptors who continue the legacy of Yandell and work to encourage, educate, and mentor women artists.

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After the gallery talk, we will also have the unique experience of using augmented reality to view one of Enid Yandell’s most renowned public commissions, her colossal sculpture “Pallas Athena” created for the 1897 Nashville Centennial Exposition. Louisville artists Keli Allen, Mary Yates, and Mary Dennis Kannapell have created this augmented reality experience of “Pallas Athena” that can be viewed outside 21c Museum Hotel Louisville.

The Interwoven exhibition and programs are presented in conjunction with Enid Yandell: A Life of Art and Activism. October 2019 marks the 150th birthday of Louisville-born and nationally-renowned sculptor Enid Yandell (1869-1934). In honor of this significant occasion, the cultural cornerstones of Louisville, including: 21c Museum Hotel, The Filson Historical Society, Speed Art Museum, Louisville Free Public Library, Bellarmine University, The Frazier History Museum and many more invite you to celebrate her life of art and activism at special exhibitions and programming throughout the year. For a full list of events and programming visit Enid Yandell: A Life of Art & Activism

Image: Joyce Ogden (American). “Gathering” (detail), 2015-2017. Repurposed science lab flasks, bees wax, steel. Courtesy of the Artist.