The period between the 1890’s and the 1920’s is known in the art world as the Golden Age of American Illustration, and two Noblesville brothers were important contributors to this movement. George Brehm (1878-1966) and Worth Brehm (1883-1928) grew up in Noblesville, graduated from Noblesville...
Same As U, a brand new nonprofit serving Hamilton County individuals 18+ with mild to moderate disabilities who have exited the school system, is seeking artists to paint chairs. These chairs are to be auctioned off at their Nov 1 fundraiser event. In exchange for the...
Artist Fred Green.For commissions or queries, contact Fred at Email: fgreen@cripe.biz Phone: 317.418.3276Instagram: Grefre1955 Fred Green is an artist that has always had a knack for storytelling. His heart and mind actively balance equal parts art and science on a daily basis. From his early art...
The Hamilton County Artists’ Association (HCAA) is offering local artists the opportunity to display their work in The Birdie Gallery from September 5-28, 2019. The exhibit, entitled “Our Creative Community”, will be a non-judged event featuring the varied and talented artistic endeavors currently being produced in the local art...
Got a story to tell? Gather your friends and family and head to the Noblesville Library on Thursday, August 15 at 7:00 p.m. for our next “Story Slam”. Sponsored by the Hamilton East Public Library and Storytelling Arts of Indiana, Story Slam is an opportunity...
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) has announced that 33 creative entrepreneurs throughout the state will receive funding for their business goals through the agency’s On-Ramp 2019 Fellowship.The fellows are part of the 2019 On-Ramp Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator. After completing a three-day course led by arts entrepreneurship trainer Elaine Grogan Luttrull, each participant...
Living in Indiana certainly has its advantages: beautiful birds, covered bridges, picturesque sunsets and wonderful people that make our state a great place to call home. James Anderson As a juxtaposition to the “My Indiana Home” exhibit that will take shape in the Judge Stone House gallery...
As I sat on top of a high turquoise ladder, coffee customers and aromas swirling around me, I bounced to the happy 90s music filling Noble Coffee & Tea. I had a paintbrush in one hand and a masala chai in the other. What more...
How do you become a successful artist? Don't rely on luck. Successful artists can transform raw materials into something beautiful with ease, find inspiration in the most ordinary places and create works that move us to pay up. They are so lucky, right? It’s a fanciful...
Once a year, the Juried Artists of HCAA battle against each other for ribbon awards, determined by a panel of guest judges with no connections to the Hamilton County Artists Association! It is an all-in-good-fun competition! Come see the “best” artwork HCAA Birdie Gallery has...
