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20-A N. State St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
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Art Show at the Twenty North Gallery opens September 14, 2018. Stays thru September.
These artists, who are inspired by the Southwest aesthetic, traveled to New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado to work on-site.
The Southwest Art Show Reception Launches Friday, July 13, at 6:30 p.m. and runs through August.
Attention Artists! Come paint a worthy space in Hancock County's side of Cumberland! Prizes awarded! Enroll today!
If you’re on Facebook, please take a few seconds to like our bike in Greenfield Main Street’s Bikes in Bloom contest. Carol Barrett has designed a ballet bicycle celebrating the art of dance. Vote by clicking "Like" on this picture: www.facebook.com/GreenfieldMainStreet/photos/pb.79303827634.-2207520000.1526308986./1015570551742...
2018 Art Show Winners
Was there an opening reception I missed never saw any notices 😕
The opening reception is for Artists in the show an arts council members. You can join by clicking the membership tab at www.hancockcountyarts.com/.
Artist Chris McClellan's Show, opening Feb. 9, at the Twenty North Gallery, 20 N. State St., Greenfield, IN 46140
Due to severe weather, the ArtsFusion meeting on Saturday, January 13, has been postponed. The group will reschedule in early February.
The artwork of Bob Meyers will be on display in the Greenfield Banking Company Art Gallery from January through March, 2018.
Bob is a member of The Watercolor Society of Indiana, Hoosier Salon, Indiana Artists Club and Indiana Wildlife Artists. His work has been exhibited at the Indiana State Fair, the Eagle Creek and Cool Creek Park annual shows and the Ann King Gallery in Zionsville, IN.
The GBC Art Gallery in Greenfield is open to the public during business hours www.gbcbank.com/connect/hours-and-locations .
During Rita Spalding's 6-8PM reception at Twenty North Gallery this Friday evening, December 8, Rita will share a special interactive talk at 7PM. She will discuss some of the elements of her creative process, specifically the importance of using edge work in her painting as a tool to create depth and atmosphere. Those familiar with Rita's work appreciate that she masterfully employs this process in her paintings. She will use some of her paintings as examples for demonstration, then offer the opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
This is a great opportunity for deeper understanding of why her work is so engaging and appealing, we hope a significant number of people take advantage!
Please join us for another artists' reception for Rita's lovely show.
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When you shop at AmazonSmile, Amazon will donate to Hancock County Arts Council Inc. Support us every time you shop.I think we have the prettiest window in Greenfield, what do you think?Stop by the Hancock County Arts on north State Street.
Say Hello to Miss Matilda the Window Shopper.
Fun afternoon yesterday decorating the window for the gallery. #designsbydenna
Thank you to board member, Denna Gundrum of Penny’s Florist for our beautiful gallery window display.
