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Horsemania: They’re baaack
LexArts President and CEO Jim Clark, Horsemania 2010 co-chairs Steve Grossman and Becky Reinhold, and America's Fiberglass Animals owner Patrick Keough inspect horses like the ones that will be part of...
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The Philharmonic’s Horsetails rides again
HorseMania 2010 isn’t the only equine-related art project that will ride again during the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Horsetails, a project that the Lexington Philharmonic first orchestrated...
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Horse Mania goes to school
LexArts president and CEO Jim Clark was interviewed by a TV reporter in front of the foals and school student designs for Horse Play for Arts Education, a spinoff of Horse Mania. Photos by Rich Copley...
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Video: Horse Mania 2010 out of the corral
Wednesday afternoon, we followed a few of the painted ponies out of their corral at Lorillard Lofts and on to the streets of Lexington. Read more: Story about the delivery Horse Mania 2010 a...
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Horse Mania reprieve
Sonya Hodge took this photo of three of her four daughters, from left, Mary Mabel, 3, Lilly, 4, and Bella, 7, with The Siren of the Bluegrass at Lexington Center on Vine Street. Mom said the girls'...
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2010: the year in Central Kentucky arts
Gustavo Dudamel conducted the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at the Norton Center for the Arts on Sept. 27. Photo by Rich Copley | LexGo.com. Lexington’s 2010 year in arts could not have been weirder if...
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LexArts’ annual campaign tops 2010’s but misses goal
Phillip High's "Glade Runner" and Barbara Harper-Bach and Neil Suiler's "Old Lexington" (closest, on the right) stood waiting for auction at Lorillard Lofts in December. LexArts officials say the...
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Horsemania’s ‘Scoop’ rides outside again
“Scoop – Herald-Leader” by Marianna McDonald was part of the 2000 Horsemania exhibit in Downtown Lexington and nearby locations. The horse, now owned by the Herald-Leader, went back on display in front...
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