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Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Pecha Kucha at Indianapolis Museum of Art

Week 35: Pecha Kucha at the Indianapolis Museum of Art After one of our first Individual Artist Program grant workshops at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, April and I (later joined by Adam) headed to… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on November 20, 2009 at 11:30am — No Comments

Rachel Steely Stutz Art Space Preview: Sight/ Insight: Artists & Places of Inspiration

wall 2_web Sight/ Insight will be at the Stutz Art Space from November 6-25, 2009. The show incorporates a variety of styles ranging from abstract slashes of paint, abstract quilted fabric, exaggerated recognizable forms,… Continue

Added by Rachel Steely on November 6, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

Rachel Steely Laku has the NERVE: An Art Preview

During the month of November, stop by Wug Laku’s Stu

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Added by Rachel Steely on November 4, 2009 at 11:00pm — 1 Comment

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Governor's Arts Awards

Week 28: Governor's Arts Awards at Cornerstone Center for the Arts in Muncie It always amazes me how much talent comes out of the State of Indiana. It seems like every week I learn of yet… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on October 1, 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

Phillip Chestnut Art show

This has been a exciting show this year filled with some very great art. This is its last venue for this show this year. I hope that you all can stop in at the College Avenue Library at some point to these works of art. Continue

Added by Phillip Chestnut on September 30, 2009 at 5:57pm — No Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Sculpture Walk

Week 27: Sculpture Walk at University of Indianapolis I love the summer. The fact that we are one full day into the fall makes me sad, only because I know what’s coming up; months of cabin fever and 10 layers of clothing. So, with only about a mo… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on September 23, 2009 at 3:15pm — 2 Comments

Danielle Smith Looking for something fun to do this weekend, indulge your senses at Oranje!

I was accepted as one of the 35 artists who will display at Oranje 2009 this weekend in downtown Indy. Oranje is highlighted in this week's Nuvo Magazine at one of Indy's best contemporary art and music events this year. Held in the old Ross-Gage building, the event also includes sets by 50+ bands, a fashion show, etc. Check it out online at Oranjeindy.co… Continue

Added by Danielle Smith on September 17, 2009 at 9:36pm — No Comments

Lorraine Ball Go Go Go to see "Gone, Gone, Gone"!

My first show of the 2009 IndyFringe Season. So many good choices. We opted for "Gone, Gone, Gone" at the Earth House. And before I talk about the program itself, let me give kudos to the venue. Located in an old church a few blocks off of Mass Avenue, it is worth the walk! The cafe on the first floor was a wonderful gathering place before the show, and if you get there in time, do sample the Blueberry or strawberry smoothies. The upstai… Continue

Added by Lorraine Ball on August 22, 2009 at 10:50am — No Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: The Ricci Family Band

Week 22: The Ricci Family Band at Muddy Boots in Nashville, Indiana Traveling down a scenic winding road, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect of a venue called Muddy Boots in Nashville, Indiana. But I did know what I was there for: to see the Ricci Family Band play for the very first time… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on August 20, 2009 at 4:00pm — No Comments

Faith Wesstrom Art at the Art Bank

I was downtown and decided to go pick up the IndyFringe Passes and backer buttons. Road construction made it a little hard to find parking but I managed to get a free spot with no parking meters – thinking I’d be in and out in a very short while. Instead I ended up seeing a little of a rehearsal movement, speaking with Pauline Moffat and getting the passes from her and meeting a young lady who’s helping out there and is interested to blog a few shows for Smaller Indiana. I have since wrote to Er… Continue

Added by Faith Wesstrom on August 18, 2009 at 8:27pm — 2 Comments

aaron story Athenaeum ArtSpace Call for Artists

Athenaeum ArtSpace Call for Artists The Athenaeum ArtSpace, Indy’s newest art venue, is seeking local, family-friendly, emerging and unknown artists for commission-free exhibitions. Each exhibition opens on IDADA First Friday and continues approximately three weeks. Artists of all media are encouraged to submit work for these juried exhibitions. • Artist should reside in Marion or one of the seven surrounding counties. • Artist should be capable of demonstrating the completion of two se… Continue

Added by aaron story on August 17, 2009 at 8:32am — No Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: 48 Hour Film Project

Week 21: 48 Hour Film Project, produced by Big Car Gallery at the IMA's Tobias Theatre What do you get when you cross 30 filmmaking teams, a ball, and a mad dash to finish a film in 48 hours? Films with crazy, fun, often hilarious results! Last week, my friends and I attended the the 48 Hour Film Project screening, a nation-wide filmmaking event whe… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on August 14, 2009 at 1:59pm — 2 Comments

Nancy Lee Indiana State Fair - a Winning Experience!

I'm thrilled and pleased to follow in my family tradition of participating in the local fair. From my earliest days in small-town Georgetown, Illinois, I attended the Georgetown Fair with my two sisters and mom & dad. Grandma often attended, too, spending most of her time volunteering in… Continue

Added by Nancy Lee on August 3, 2009 at 1:56pm — 6 Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Dance Kaleidoscope

Week 18: Dance Kaleidoscope's "All That Jazz" at the IRT I have been attending art events; really, I have! I went to First Fridays on July 3 and the King Tut exhibit at the Children’s Museum on July 9. But I just haven’t had a chance to write about these events. So after a mini-break, I’m back in the saddle. On Thursday night, Adam and I went to see Dance Kaleidoscope’s “All That Jazz” performance at the… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on July 22, 2009 at 11:30am — 5 Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Charley Creek Arts Fest and Clark Gallery at the Honeywell Center

Week 17: Charley Creek Arts Fest and Clark Gallery at the Honeywell Center in Wabash, Indiana I grew up in Marion, a small city about an hour between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne; my parents still live there.… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on July 2, 2009 at 11:21am — No Comments

Hugh Vandivier An Interactive and Innovative Installation Art Exhbition

Be sure to check out Installation Nation, taking place on the vacant lot of N. College & E. Michigan on Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6. For more details, check out our event listing or go to our… Continue

Added by Hugh Vandivier on May 27, 2009 at 1:37pm — 2 Comments

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: FOUND Magazine at Big Car Gallery

Week 12: FOUND Magazine's Denim and Diamonds Tour at Big Car Gallery in Fountain Square

FOUND collectors Davy and Peter Rothbart aren’t your usual curators. That random note you might find blowing across the parking lot? That is the… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on May 22, 2009 at 8:00am — 1 Comment

Laura Frank One Art Event a Week: Objectified screening at the IMA

Week 11: Objectified screening at the Indianapolis Museum of Art In conjunction with their European Design exhibit, the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) hosted a screening of the film Objectified by filmmaker Gary Hustwit (Helvetica). Objectified explores the creation of the products we purchase and why we choose to purchase them, as well as our obsession as consumers with the objects we own. The film explains the reasons behind redesigning… Continue

Added by Laura Frank on May 20, 2009 at 5:50pm — 2 Comments

Sara Croft Success!

Success came knocking at my door the other day. I applied for an internship at the Indianapolis Museum of Art and what do you know, they accepted me! I'll be working as a Registration intern, dealing with accessioning items, inventory, packaging and shipping of art as well as works on loan. I'm very excited, especially because I was notified today that they are awarding me a stipend. This will help greatly as I will be traveling from Terre Haute to Indy twice a week to complete this internship.… Continue

Added by Sara Croft on April 30, 2009 at 8:21pm — 1 Comment

Rachel Steely 2009 Stutz Open House a great way to spend last Friday!

While visiting the Stutz Artist Open House on Friday night, I got my temporary fill of art. Of all the artists that I saw that night, I am going to mention the following few:

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Added by Rachel Steely on April 25, 2009 at 10:30pm — No Comments

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