July 24th, 2024

Inheritance: Art and Human Connections Esther Gray is an artist who uses recycled textiles to create art about the visible and invisible threads that connect us as human beings. See her new show, Inheritance, in our Hank & Dolly's Gallery.  You can read about the show here, or browse the available works here. FoodCon is Coming Indianapolis's unconventional food convention is just around the corner. Join us in the Harrison Center courtyard and gym on Friday, August 4th, to see vendors practicing culinary arts in exciting and unusual ways. FoodCon will take place on the same evening as our monthly First Friday Gallery Openings, so join us for a night of food and art! There is still time to sign up as a vendor. Click here to submit a vendor application. Song Reflections from Jeremiah Ince Jeremiah Ince, from Washington DC, has now wrapped up his two-week songwriting residency here in the Harrison Center's Sound Cave. In a new blog, he reflects on the songs he created, inspired by our city and its Greatriarchs. Read Jeremiah's reflections here. Ince's new music will be available soon on our music streaming platforms. Hoosier Artist Melanie Wissle Our City Gallery is the one gallery at the Harrison Center dedicated to work that is made specifically about Indianapolis. Melanie Wissle has spent years encouraging and supporting local artists, and now she brings her original work to City Gallery in a show titled A Story for Every Picture. You can read about the show here, or browse the available works here. Take a Look Inside The 2023 Envelope Project MK Jones silkscreen printed 5,000 envelopes for our annual letter. Watch as MK walks you through her approach to the Harrison Center's yearly envelope project, in which we mail over 5,000 hand-designed envelopes to our friends, patrons, and neighbors in the fall.