MARCO LOGSDON

Three artists of varying styles will share different interpretations of nature in exhibits opening this week at the Community Arts Center in Danville. Mixed media works, impressionist-style paintings and digitally altered photographs will be on view free of charge from Wednesday, Aug. 6, through Saturday, Sept. 27, at the corner of 4th and Main in downtown Danville. A public artists reception will be held Thursday, Aug. 7, at 6 p.m. The Arts Center’s largest exhibit space, th

By CHELSEA COMPTON chelsea@communityartscenter.net At the Community Arts Center’s artist reception earlier this month, the question most visitors asked was, “How does he do it?” Kentucky-based artist Marco Logsdon’s work almost defies description. The planetary art pieces that he calls “tar landscapes” are made of a combination of weathered wood, tar and other seemingly unknown materials. They are on display now at the Arts Center at the corner of 4th and Main in downtown Dan

The Idea. Why Paint? Painting provides a mental relief and allows me to come to terms with my daily existence. I am very unromantic about the notion of being an artist and making art. I produce objects that document the fact that I was around one day doing something constructive. To put it another way, my painting are time sheets of my daily existence. Production. The processes involved in my work are addition and subtraction. I work with a layering procedure that is often la

Bourbon Barrel Project on Town Branch Lexington artist Marco Logsdon created Sunrise/Sunset (After the Fire) Excerpt from the project catalog: Thousands have been intrigued by the 41 amazing barrels dotting downtown Lexington’s cityscape over the past two months. The history of bourbon and the history of Town Branch have been celebrated and our city is all the richer for these artist’s inspiring visions of Lexington’s past and future. As Lexington’s newest public art project

3x33 was a show about pluralism, featuring 99 works with 99% of the artists from central Kentucky. Curator, Marco Logsdon, selected 33 visual artists representing all mediums to be in this exhibit. Each artist displayed three related artworks. #exhibitionpast #groupshow #msrezny #lexington #curate #archive #OldArchive

The Black Lodge 110 York Street Lexington, Kentucky 40508 June 21, 2013 - August 9, 2013 [from venue site] Lexington local Marco Logsdon and Renee Shaw, aka VJ Poppins, of Washington D.C. will be premiering their two person exhibition on June 21st at the LexArts Gallery Hop. The opening party for their show, “The Human Console,” is a free event and will run from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. A live video performance by Renee Shaw aka Vj Poppins will be held from 9 to 10 p.m. “The Human C

Lexington Art League: Over the last 20 years, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has become a popular way for consumers to buy seasonal food directly from local farms. With the same buy-local spirit in mind, Community Supported Art is a similar endeavor to support local art, artists, and collectors. Marco contributed to the LAL's inaugural CSA program with "50 Shades of Zen" as pictured. Learn more about the LAL and their CSA program: http://www.lexingtonartleague.org/comm