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: “The Great Abstract”
July 4-26
In The Great Abstract, artists of all mediums showcase works that utilize color, shape, technique and more to create compositions independent from the usual visual references we experience.
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 at her free public reception, date and time to be determined.
NOBLESVILLE CITY HALL: “Art in Bloom” Community Exhibit
May 1-June 27
In celebration of spring and the annual Indiana Peony Festival on May 17th, Noblesville City Hall is blossoming with blooms of art!
STEPHENSON SHOWCASE: “Abstract: Evoking Emotions” by Beth Miller
July 4-26
In abstract art, the words one finds are uniquely their own. Sentiments rise in waves, shifting and swirling with each glance. That power to move, without saying anything specific, is the driving theme behind local artist Beth Miller’s upcoming exhibit Abstract: Evoking Emotions.
Abstract: Evoking Emotions will be on display from July 4-26 at the Stephenson House Gallery on the Noblesville Creates campus. Visitors can meet Beth at her July 11th reception from 4-7 p.m.
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.!