Garner LARGE

05/15/2026

Garner Large is open by appointment until July 18, 2026

Now showing: Philip Campbell, Erin McGee Ferrell

We are open by appointment until July 18 while we make some improvements to the space.

On July 18 we reopen with new 3d and installation from Clive Moloney.

Text/voicemail: (502) 303-7259
Email: [email protected]

Shown: Philip Campbell #105, 153 x 72 inches
quilted old clothes from people in recovery

05/12/2026

Garner Large is open by appointment until July 18, 2026

Now showing: Philip Campbell, Erin McGee Ferrell, Michael Koch

We are open by appointment until July 18 while we make some improvements to the space.

On July 18 we reopen with new 3d and installation from Clive Moloney.

Text/voicemail: (502) 303-7259
Email: [email protected]

Shown: Erin McGee Ferrell "She Rides!" mixed media on canvas 6 x 18'

03/16/2026

Wonderful talk and conversation with today. Thank you Philip for bringing this installation and your experience to Louisville, and sharing so generously about your life in the arts and how your practice has evolved and transformed.

03/13/2026

So I am really looking forward to SUNDAY, spending time at Garner LARGE on SUNDAY, from 2-4 with artist Philip Campbell. He will talk about his installation at 3! There will be tea and cookies! On SUNDAY. (Saturday is St. Patrick's Day Parade and this part of the city is shut down. Pinch me already for my scheduling mistake!)

In the gosh 15 years I have been celebrating artists and their art, I believe I have now mistakenly scheduled an event over every single holiday except xmas. But I will keep trying!

See you SUNDAY. Please!

Meanwhile Phil really deserves an awesome Louisville reception. Last time he brought a fabulous installation to Garner Narrative? ICE STORM. Wiped out an entire First Friday of city events. We can do this!

❤️🪷🧙🎉🥳🙌

03/13/2026

Change of day! Change of day! Philip Campbell reception and artist talk for "Comfort" at Garner LARGE, now happening SUNDAY 2-4 (talk at 3). Rescheduled for St. Patrick's Day parade. See you then!

03/13/2026

https://mailchi.mp/74b4c25f6e4b/philip-campbell-comfort-now-sunday

[Pinch me… for scheduling Phil’s talk up against the St. Patrick’s Day Parade! The gallery will be open Saturday as usual.]

03/12/2026

Change of date! Change of date! Let's not go up against the St. Patricks Day Parade in the Highlands!

[Reception this SUNDAY 2-4 with artist talk at 3.]

"I learned how to make quilts so you could become a participant in my art. You complete each piece by allowing it to comfort, warm and protect you. Rooting my narratives in a traditional, tactile craft medium has allowed me to create a simpler more accessible language in my work. I create tactile objects of comfort."

Philip Campbell "Comfort" artist reception and talk
Sunday March 15, 2-4 pm
talk at 3pm

Philip Campbell quilts a full-scale emergency hospital triage with clothing gifted by people surviving and recovering from substance dependency. Pockets hold Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and 12-step books.

Guests are invited to take what they need and leave something behind.

about Philip Campbell
http://www.5109.me/about.html
"Watching the River Flow" Keith Waits review for 100 Burning Boats at garner narrative
http://arts-louisville.com/.../18/watching-the-river-flow/
Gallery hours are Thursday through Saturday 1-5 pm, by chance and by appointment. Text to confirm: (502) 303-7259

03/12/2026

CHANGE OF DATE! Rescheduled for parade.

[Reception this SUNDAY 2-4 with artist talk at 3.]

"I learned how to make quilts so you could become a participant in my art. You complete each piece by allowing it to comfort, warm and protect you. Rooting my narratives in a traditional, tactile craft medium has allowed me to create a simpler more accessible language in my work. I create tactile objects of comfort."

Philip Campbell "Comfort" artist reception and talk
SUNDAY March 15, 2-4 pm
talk at 3pm

Philip Campbell quilts a full-scale emergency hospital triage with clothing gifted by people surviving and recovering from substance dependency. Pockets hold Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and 12-step books.

Guests are invited to take what they need and leave something behind.

about Philip Campbell
http://www.5109.me/about.html
"Watching the River Flow" Keith Waits review for 100 Burning Boats at garner narrative
http://arts-louisville.com/.../18/watching-the-river-flow/
Gallery hours are Thursday through Saturday 1-5 pm, by chance and by appointment. Text to confirm: (502) 303-7259