Israel Solomon's latest exhibit, titled
In the Paint, features his distinct style of acrylic paintings alongside watercolor and other media. The new works center on Indiana's rich basketball heritage and the larger culture that supports it. As an Indiana native, Solomon, like most Hoosiers, has fond memories of the sport from his childhood.
Learn more about this exhibit on our blog.
The show can be viewed anytime during the month of February in the Harrison Gallery during Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The works can also be viewed and purchased on our online gallery through March. |
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| February Online Gallery Live |
For those of you who couldn't make it to First Friday, don't worry! The art is now available for purchase online. You can visit the online gallery and browse the collections at your convenience. Also, if you think you missed your chance to purchase artwork from January's exhibits, you're in luck because you can still browse and purchase in the online gallery.
If you'd rather see these works of art in person, swing by for a tour of February's exhibits during gallery hours: 9 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday. | |
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| Ingenuous Colors of Nature |
In his vibrant new exhibit in the City Gallery, Critt Hunter imbues images of nature with an extra burst of color just in time to pull us out of the winter doldrums. Working in a variety of media, including acrylics, watercolors, and colored pencils, Critt renders his highly detailed images of flowers, trees, and garden plants in colors whose intensity is purposely enhanced. Learn more about this exhibit on our blog.
The show can be viewed anytime during the month of February in the City Gallery during Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The works can also be viewed and purchased on our online gallery through March. |
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The Harrison Center is proud to introduce new board member, Rosa Maria Oyola-Cabello Orr.
A native of Puerto Rico, Rosa is passionate about helping the Harrison Center serve the latino community. Her training as a therapist also strengthens our ability to serve artists. Her love of the arts inspires our staff and encourages our artists. We are so grateful to have her join us. |
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Announcing the William A. Rasdell Education Fund |
We cannot express our gratitude enough for all who came out on First Friday to honor our friend William "Bill" Rasdell. We are also humbled to receive a memorial gift of $25,000 from Trent and Amy Cowles to seed the William A. Rasdell Education Fund to support artists. This amazing gift and the sheer number of people in attendance was a testament to Bill's impact on those around him. Trent was one of the many friends who shared stories and memories about Bill. You can read his moving tribute on our blog.
Thank you to Jeremy Efromyson and the Efromyson Fund for supporting the event. Thank you to Cathy Morris and Arts With a Purpose for gathering legendary jazz performers, and thank you to friends Trent Cowles, Sarah Beanblossom, Sandy Blanton, Bill and Joanna Taft, and Dave Thomas for lending their personal art, videos and photos celebrating Bill.
If you would like to contribute to the Willliam A. Rasdell Education Fund to help artists thrive and succeed as Bill did, you can do so by visiting our donation page and selecting 'Willliam A. Rasdell Education Fund' in the Initiative section. |
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