Eleven-eleven is a recurring number that holds deep significance for many, symbolizing angelic messages and meaningful moments. For artist Israel Solomon, this number appeared frequently during his teen and young adult years, ultimately inspiring this exhibition.
Solomon offers stories and scenarios from his childhood, not to alienate his stories but to find commonality with the audience. Moments of growing up, watching TV with family, and playing video games—memories many relate to, told in a way that welcomes shared experiences rather than setting them apart.
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Thank you to everyone who came out to March's First Friday to celebrate the opening of 6 stunning new exhibits! We had an incredible time with you and hope it was one to remember.
Our online gallery is now live featuring artwork from all February + March shows. You can enjoy browsing pieces and supporting local artists from the comfort of your home.
The perfect piece is just a click away. Happy exploring! |
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| Welcome New Studio Artist, |
Esayas is a scratchboard artist, graphic designer, and photographer originally from East Africa, now based in Brownsburg, Indiana. He developed a passion for art at a young age and, after moving to the U.S., pursued a professional career in the arts.
Specializing in intricate scratchboard portraits of humans and animals, his work captures deep detail and emotion, reflecting his dedication and skill in this unique medium. Read his full bio here.
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| Art Dish: A Sensory Experience |
Tickets for this coveted culinary experience are now available for April and May!
BBQ aficionado and restaurant owner Michael Gomez is joining forces with award winning fine artist Stephanie Spay, who's exceptional talents in oil painting will be brought to the Harrison Gallery next month.
In May, Five-time James Beard Foundation Award Semifinalist Chef Regina Mehalick will be pairing with landscape painter and owner of Vining Gallery, Justin Vining, to create a celebration for the senses.
Book your tickets here. |
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Local Indy by Jennifer Neel |
For the month of March, City Gallery is exhibiting Jennifer Neel's newest body of work, Local Indy, which seeks to highlight the local businesses that make Indianapolis special.
Some paintings include Indianapolis foodie favorites like croissants from Amelia's, donuts from Long's Bakery, and Cafe Babette's pastries. Other still-life paintings include products from ArtMix, art from Glass Arts Indiana, and even plants from Snakeroots.
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