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For anyone driving past SKyPAC or the Capitol Arts Center over the past few days, you might have noticed our signage or our building lit red. SKyPAC and the Capitol were among over 1,500 locations across North America to participate in lighting our venues, homes, and cities as part of the #WeMakeEvents initiative on September 1 to raise public and media awareness in support of the live events sector, which has suffered tremendously as a result of COVID-19. It follows…

Transforming the Limits: Works by Emma Simpson August 14- September 26, 2020 SKyPAC Main Gallery Tours by appointment only Gallery Curator Andee Rudloff 615-438-6852 Closing Reception Saturday, September 26, 2020 from 6:30-8:00 PM RSVP Required: Scholastic@TheSKyPAC.com Artist Statement When I create, it feels like home. When I create, I feel more like myself than at any other time – I lose myself in my art. When I create, I feel vibrant, and breathing, and alive, and human. I want my…

This week we’d simply like to say Thank You for being a valued patron of SKyPAC. We have truly missed seeing each of you during the temporary closures of both the Capitol Arts Center and SKyPAC these past few months and look forward to sharing the arts together again as soon as we are able. We were delighted to highlight our resident company Orchestra Kentucky earlier this week as part of our “Essential Partners” email series and congratulate Music Director…

In this time of uncertainty as deliberations take place as to what is essential and non-essential, each week we continue to highlight the ESSENTIAL partners to SKyPAC and the Capitol Arts Center and gratefully acknowledge all those who make support of the arts in this area a priority. This week we “shine the spotlight” on SKyPAC’s Resident Company: Orchestra Kentucky. Since 2012, Orchestra Kentucky has been a valued resident company at SKyPAC, meaning we work closely with their organization in…