Jason Kistler, a local artist and photographer, began seriously taking photographs in 1992 during a black and white workshop at Ghost Ranch in northern New Mexico. Over the past 7 years, he has experienced an overflow of photographic creativity. Kistler says, “Photography is my true...
Hamilton County Artists' Association is accepting applications for Juried Artist Membership through the month of November. Prospective members are asked to submit their applications, submit three pieces of their work, and pay a prospective fee to join the juried organization. The Juried Artist Members are...
Community • Education • Arts, Inc. invites community participation and involvement by seeking submissions for the annual publication of The Polk Street Review. All creatives are encouraged (art, music/song lyrics, poetry, prose, photographs, etc) with all levels of experience from amateur to professional. The Polk Street...
NOW FEATURING: EMERGING ARTIST, ROBERT ADAMS IV Bobbi K Samples became an artist later in life, roughly 15 years ago. She took two lessons, and the rest was history! She ended up creating 85 paintings in her first year of painting. In Samples’ words, “I couldn't...
Community • Education • Arts is excited to offer online Arts Showcase exhibit opportunities on our website. Each Arts Showcase exhibit lasts two or three months. We want YOUR original artwork (all mediums), writings (all genres), and songs/instrumentals (videos or MP3s) for our online Arts Showcase and...
Noblesville Creates has partnered with the Ignite Studio in the Fishers library to present Comic Book in a Day, a 12-hour marathon of comic book art creation from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5. Two dozen area artists will compete against the...
Ghost in the Machine Alive only at night time How did I not know haiku by Christine Merchent Christine Merchent returns to Noblesville Creates this October to provoke our minds and delight our senses once again in the Stephenson House gallery. “Ghost in the Machine,” her latest collection, explores...
November 30 - Shop Fishers! December 7 - Winter Wonderland Fishers Arts Council is reprising our Small...
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...