Lost and Founds Farmscapes
Exhibition at Josephine Sculpture Park August 2025 through Spring 2026.
Josephine Sculpture Park welcomes nationally acclaimed artist Linda Bruckheimer for the opening of a new two-year solo exhibition of large-scale photographs. Featuring ten awe-inspiring images of Kentucky
farmsteads installed on the exterior walls of the historic barn at JSP, Linda Bruckheimer: Lost and Found Farmscapes captures the cultural, physical, and historical significance of the disappearing rural landscape
and ways of life that shape our local heritage.
This exhibit is part of the Louisville Photo Biennial and is sponsored by Don Wenzel, Ron Darnell and Linda and Jerry Bruckheimer.
Kentucky’s cultural and economic foundation is built upon the small family farms that date back to the late 1700s. Families worked collaboratively to build and support the needs of their communities. By the
1850s, Kentucky’s farmers operated at market scale, often with the labor of enslaved people, becoming a major producer of corn, tobacco, grains, and livestock, among other products, that were shipped
nationwide. A nostalgic symbol of Kentucky’s agricultural past and present, these farm images are a testament to the enduring beauty and perseverance of rural Kentucky.