Tag: showcase exhibit
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Stephenson Showcase: “Mountains & Autos” by Michael Jack
It’s easy to get swept up in the routine rhythms of everyday life. The lists, the schedules, the steady hum of the expected. For photographer Michael Jack, retirement offered an unexpected opportunity: a return to creativity and a renewed fascination with the world through the lens of a camera. After a career in finance, Michael’s…
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Four Day Ray Showcase: “COLORS” by Craig Mullins
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,…
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Meyer Najem Showcase: “Paintings Thus Far” by Michael Levine
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…
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Meyer Najem Showcase: “The Flowers Around Us” by John Dierdorf
For John Dierdorf, art has always existed somewhere between observation and design. Trained in architecture at Ball State University, he credits his early foundation in sketching, drawing, and photography for shaping his artistic eye. His first forays into painting leaned toward bold, graphic compositions influenced by artists like Robert Indiana. But it wasn’t until years…
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Reception for “Abstract: Evoking Emotions” Showcase Exhibit
Meet artist Beth Miller at her free public reception on Friday, July 11th, from 4-7 p.m.! Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. More Info & Shop – Beth Miller’s “Abstract: Evoking Emotions” About this Exhibit: In abstract art, the words one finds are uniquely their own. Sentiments rise in waves, shifting and swirling with…
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Stephenson Showcase: “History in Focus” by Michael White
In a world saturated with instant images and digital filters, photographer Michael White slows down. He embraces process, patience, and the quiet poetry of handmade photographs. His upcoming exhibit, History in Focus, celebrates not only the historic architecture of Noblesville but also the enduring art of analog photography. Michael first fell in love with photography…
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Stephenson Showcase: “In the Making: An Interactive Experience of Wellness Through Art” by Copper Z Wellness
The healing power of art is extending into the Stephenson House this May with the exhibit, In the Making: An Interactive Experience of Wellness Through Art! Copper Z Creative Wellness has curated five activities that instruct guests on how to slow down, take a breath, and experience art differently. Lindsay Zehren of Copper Z earned her…
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Meyer Najem Showcase: “Senses in Nature” by Shelley Feeney
It can be difficult to slow down when life seems to move faster every year. With a fast-filling calendar it often feels like there is no time to stop and smell the roses. We come out of these winter months hustling and bustling as our environment likewise blooms. Artist Shelley Feeney finds peace when she…
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Reception for “Beyond Vision: Beauty in Reality and Imagination” Showcase by Casey Williams
Meet Casey at her free public reception during Noblesville Creates’ Welcome to Fairyville event on Saturday, April 26! —Artist Casey Williams was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan but grew up under the sun-drenched skies of Pompano Beach, Florida. Her childhood was one spent in the great outdoors, the lush greenery and sandy shores serving as an…
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Stephenson Showcase: “Beyond Vision: Beauty in Reality and Imagination” by Casey Williams
Artist Casey Williams was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan but grew up under the sun-drenched skies of Pompano Beach, Florida. Her childhood was one spent in the great outdoors, the lush greenery and sandy shores serving as an expansive playground where her creative spirit first ignited. It was at the tender age of four or five…