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!
JUDGE STONE HOUSE EXHIBIT: “Dreamscape & Belief”
October 3-25
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.
For the month of October, community artists are showcasing work that reflects how art can connect us spiritually.
FOUR DAY RAY: “COLORS” by Craig Mullins
October 8-December 27
It is easy to overlook the profound role color plays in our daily lives. A shade of blue might calm us, a burst of red may energize, while soft neutrals can quietly soothe. For artist Craig Mullins, color isn’t just an element of design — it’s the foundation of his creative process. His upcoming exhibit, COLORS, invites viewers to experience how palettes alone can transform time, emotion, and perspective.
COLORS will be on view at Four Day Ray Brewing in Fishers from October 8 through December 27, 2025. Reception details will be announced soon.
NOBLESVILLE CITY HALL: “Members Only” Community Exhibit
October 3-24
We shine a spotlight on our Artist Members in this annual exhibit. “Members Only” highlights our Learn, Promote, Showcase, and Lead level Artist Members. Additionally, this exhibit includes work by Juried Members of the Hamilton County Artists’ Association in celebration of our organization’s continued partnership.
Artist Members of both Noblesville Creates and HCAA 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. This is all about celebrating them in their artistic glory!
STEPHENSON SHOWCASE: “Portraits of Memory” by Skye VanWinkle
October 3-25
Some memories live in boxes. Others hang on walls. For artist Skye VanWinkle, inspiration has always been close to home in the grain of polaroids, the flicker of family expressions, and the enduring impact of a creative parent. Her upcoming exhibit, Portraits of Memories, is a deeply personal exploration of emotion, family, and realism. It marks a shift away from earlier cityscape work, what she describes as “hard to put emotion into”, and toward expressive portraiture rooted in candid, unguarded moments.
Portraits of Memories will be on display at the Stephenson House Gallery from October 3-25, 2025. Join Skye for her public reception on opening night, Friday, October 3, from 6-9 p.m.
MEYER NAJEM SHOWCASE: “Paintings Thus Far” by Michael Levine
October 3-December 26
Michael Levine’s path as an artist began decades ago, not in a studio, but at a kitchen table, where a paper mâché project with his aunt sparked an early curiosity. A retired neurologist, Michael has long balanced the analytical with the artistic. His upcoming exhibit, Paintings Thus Far, offers a rich cross-section of work that explores contrast, volume, and the nuanced dance between light and shadow.
Paintings Thus Far will be on display from October 3-December 26, 2025. Join Michael for his free public reception, part of the Second Friday Gallery Hop, on Friday, November 14th, from 5-8:00 p.m.!