JUDGE STONE HOUSE EXHIBIT: “Changing Landscapes”
August 1-30

The hustle and bustle of urban life can be very different from the quiet of the countryside. Sometimes they even merge into suburban areas, creating unique spaces that combine the natural world and man-made spaces.

Artists of all mediums are showcasing work that explores, celebrate, or comments on urban, rural, and in-between spaces.

FOUR DAY RAY: “Let It Flow” by Debbie Herrmann and JanettMarie Marra
July 4-September 26

Creativity often blooms in the most unexpected places. For Debbie Herrmann, a simple gift at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a vibrant new chapter in life. What began as a family project with fluid art quickly turned into a passionate pursuit of color, texture, and transformation. Support from mentors like professional artist JanettMarie Marra helped Debbie find her footing in the local art scene. She describes Let It Flow as a reflection of her artistic evolution.

Four Ray Brewing, located at 11671 Lantern Road in Fishers, Sunday and Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Friday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00. You can meet Debbie and JanettMarie at their free public reception on Tuesday, August 19th, from 4-7 p.m.

NOBLESVILLE CITY HALL: “Noticing Noblesville” Community Exhibit
August 1-September 26

This exhibit showcases the past, present, and future of Noblesville, Indiana. Artists of all mediums are encouraged to submit work recalling fond memories, capture everyday moments, and explore what the future of our Hoosier city might look like

STEPHENSON SHOWCASE: “Fleeting Moments” by Amanda Russo
August 1-30

In the quiet space of a small home studio, Amanda Russo finds inspiration in moments most of us might overlook. A glance, a gesture, or even a handful of wilted dandelions. Her upcoming exhibit, Fleeting Moments, invites viewers to pause and appreciate the depth hidden in the everyday. This exhibit is also a family affair in the most heartfelt sense: it includes two works created by her children. “They are the fleeting moment,” she says, reflecting on how quickly time moves and how art helps her hold on just a little longer. Fleeting Moments will be on view at the Stephenson House Gallery from August 1-30, 2025.

MEYER NAJEM SHOWCASE: “The Flowers Around Us” by John Dierdorf
July 4-September 26

For John Dierdorf, art has always existed somewhere between observation and design. John’s newest exhibit, The Flowers Around Us, showcases his evolution as a painter while celebrating one of his longest-standing inspirations: nature. “I’ve always been drawn to gardens, to bold colors and textures,” he says.

Meet John at his free public reception on Friday, August 8th, from 5-7:30 p.m.!