This is Kentucky: Past, Present, Future

This is Kentucky: Past, Present, Future presents photographic work that documents, examines, and explores the people and places of Kentucky. The work is from two ongoing projects: The Kentucky Documentary Project spans 80 years, documenting each of Kentucky’s 120 counties every 40 years, and was founded by Bill Burke, Bob Hower, and Ted Wathen; and the Boyd’s Station 306.36 Visual Documentary and Writing Project, an ongoing annual archive documenting Harrison County, Kentucky, founded by Jack Gruber. Additionally, the exhibition will include a call for entry to K-12 students from across the state. With historic, contemporary, and emerging views of Kentucky, the exhibition reveals an expansive view that transcends the stereotypes associated with the region.