November 14th, 2022

Autumn Impressions Roy Boswell brings subtle fall colors and textured landscapes to City Gallery with his new exhibit Autumn Impressions. Watch the Artist Talk above, where Roy speaks to the tradition of Indianapolis artists painting in Brown County and his passion for depicting local landscapes. Roy's show is available on our online gallery and is currently on display in City Gallery through November. HC Artists Experience Creative Renewal 3 Harrison Center studio artists— Israel Solomon, Willard Johnson, and Josh Betsey—were recently granted creative renewal grants from the Indy Arts Council. Along with a $10,000 stipend, this fellowship offers artists and arts administrators the much-needed support to refresh their art practice and provide opportunities for inspiration and expansion.  Oral Histories Presented at National Humanities Conference The Harrison Center led a session at the National Endowment for the Humanities' annual conference in Los Angeles this past weekend. Moriah Miller and Greatriarch Eunice Trotter (Director of Black Heritage Preservation at Indiana Landmarks) presented our ongoing Oral History project, sharing lessons learned and hoping to inspire a new generation of storytellers. Meet Tai Meet intern Sa’adiya Tai, a student of art and design at Butler University. Tai is assisting with graphic design tasks and behind-the-scenes gallery work, gaining important skills and learning how to design in an arts context. Read more about Tai here. Studio Visit: Caleb John Smith This month, photographer and mixed-media artist Caleb John Smith invites us into his studio to dive into his art practice. In the video above, Caleb describes his unique relationship to photography and prepares for his current show at the Harrison Center.  Caleb's exhibit Endless Broken Heart is currently on display in the Hank & Dolly's Gallery. See this show on our online gallery. Donate to the Harrison Center