Hear Emma Overman Talk About Voyages
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For the month of October, the Harrison Gallery is exhibiting Voyages by Emma Overman, a creative exploration of vibrant characters and stories and an enchanting voyage through the artist's mind.
In this show, Overman invites the viewer to journey with her to meet a lively cast of creatures and discover the unique stories they create. These paintings feature a wide array of characters, from a band of vegetable-stealing rabbits to a snake in a harlequin sweater and ruff, while the titles give a hint to the story within each painting.
Learn more on our blog.
The show can be viewed anytime in the Harrison Gallery through the month of October: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The works can also be viewed and purchased on our online gallery through November. |
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| Browse and Purchase October's Art Online
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for October's First Friday!
It was a memorable evening filled with art, inspiration, and wonderful company. If you saw something that caught your eye, this month's exhibits are now available for purchase on our online gallery. Don't miss out on owning a piece from this month's exhibits. P.S. Artwork from September's exhibits are also still available to browse and purchase through the online gallery. |
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| Explore the Erie and Ethereal in Octoberelyce |
For the month of October, the Annex Gallery is exhibiting Elyce Elder's mixed-media work. October is the month to celebrate all things creepy, post-mortem, subversive, and on the edge of not-quite-right. Elder's show, Octoberelyce, not only pays homage to the spooky month but also combines her eclectic interests and love of the morbid that permeate her life.
Learn more on our blog.
The show can be viewed anytime in the Gallery Annex through the month of October: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The works can also be viewed and purchased on our online gallery through November. |
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| Share Stories of Black History at the Oral History Harvest |
The community is invited to share stories and photos relating to the Black history of the Martindale area. The interviews will become a part of the Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Oral History Collection on the Indiana Memory site operated by the Indiana State Library. We need you to share your stories!
Bring along photos and documents from all eras of businesses, churches, schools, class photos, families, events, and everyday life, particularly of the Martindale Area. We will scan items while you wait and place them in Indiana's community digital archive. When: Oct. 13, 2024, 12:30-2:30 pm Where: St. John Missionary Baptist Church
1651 Dr. Andrew J. Brown Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Experience the Vibrancy of Graffiti in a New Light |
For October, Hank and Dolly's Gallery is exhibiting Ess McKee's show MUTATIONS OF THE SAME ESSENCE. McKee's collection of pieces are inspired by graffiti street art and incorporates different surfaces for each piece including loose canvas, chipped wood, and spray cans.
McKee credits graffiti artistry as a major inspiration for her work as a whole. Referencing the title of the show, this is McKee's first time dedicating an entire show to that medium. And while each piece is different, they possess the same nature. Learn more on our blog.
The show can be viewed anytime in the Hank & Dolly's Gallery through the month of October: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The works can also be viewed and purchased on our online gallery through November. |
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