Artists Professional Development Workshops
The Arts Council of Indianapolis and Primary Colours collaborate each year to offer a series of professional development workshops for central Indiana artists. Past topics have included accounting, legal matters, portfolio development, photographing your own artwork, technology issues for artists, writing your artist statement, grant writing for artists and more. For this, our eighth year, we are leaving the summer months to drinks on patios and long weekends at the lake and starting our workshop series... Recent Posts
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New Gallery Seeking Art...
3MASS Gallery is seeking proposals for its new gallery space located at 333 Massachusetts Ave. The exhibition will open on IDADA’s First Friday in April (4-5-12) and will last approximately 3 months. We are seeking artists that currently have a full body of work that can be edited down...
Juvenile-in-Justice Pro...
For the last five years, photographer Richard Ross has focused a powerful lens on American juveniles run afoul of the law. He’s compiled what he calls “a database of unbiased and compelling photographic and textual evidence of a system that houses more than 100,000 kids every...SHOWS
Timbre: Brian Fick at D...
Dewclaw is pleased to present “Timbre: Brian Fick”, a selection of paintings from the past 10 years. This exhibition includes a large group of previously undisplayed work. Show opens with a reception on IDADA First Friday, June 1, 6 – 9 pm, and runs June 1 – 23, 2012. See web...
Martin Kuntz at Primary...
The Fun Machine Died is a body of work that includes several large scale canvases made up of colorful oils and acrylic that display various deconstructed icons of pop culture. Martin Kuntz derives meaning from a society filled with over-stimulated imagery and plays with these images...
The IDADA First Friday Art tour is held every month. Every First Friday! More than 25 galleries in the downtown area open late, from 6-9 pm.