If you don’t always have the ability to get to Noblesville Creates gallery locations physically, we can bring our current works on display to you!
In a dreamscape, which is a strange or mysterious landscape or scene often characteristic of dreams, there are no rules. Up can be down, color can be more or less vivid, physics and perspective can change with your mind’s will – your perception of the world is open to imagination! Dreams can help us process our abstract emotions, can be indicative of our belief systems, and can even teach us about ourselves and others.
October 4-December 28
Fans of Noblesville Creates will certainly recognize the unique style of artist Jerry Mannell, who combines the surreal, the abstract, the colorful, and the unusual into his iconic paintings.
This annual exhibit shines a spotlight on our Learn, Promote, Showcase, and Lead level Artist Members. A new addition this year includes Hamilton County Artist Association’s Juried Members. Noblesville Creates Members lift each other up, advance the communities they take part in, and are incredibly talented. They hold offices, raise families, sing, dance, paint, sculpt, weave, weld, carve, draw, cook, photograph, film, act, and so much more. September is all about celebrating them in their artistic glory!
Skye VanWinkle is a world traveler and an artist. Growing up with her father as a landscape painter gave her the tools to look at the world in a different way, while traveling has opened her eyes to new people, places, and perspectives. Her October exhibit in the Stephenson House Gallery, Reflections, will showcase scenes from her European adventures.
Meet Skye at her free reception on October 4, 6-9 p.m.
October 4-December 27
Michael Jack is a lifelong learner, explorer, and storyteller. His showcase exhibit at Meyer Najem’s 2nd Floor Gallery will primarily cover images from the Northwestern U.S. including the Palouse region, in addition to other coastline travels. His love for the Palouse region of Washington State–a location Jack has deemed as either a bucket list destination for photographers or an unknown name and location to those unfamiliar with it–has proven to serve as the inspiration behind much of the work he has produced since retiring from his career as a Corporate Controller in 2008.
Visitors can meet Michael at his free public reception on Friday, November 8th from 5-8 p.m. at Meyer Najem.