We could not do the important work of promoting the arts in Hancock County without the generous financial support of our corporate sponsors. These businesses believe in a vibrant arts community and have partnered with us to make a difference.
Thanks to all these sponsors. We are so grateful for your commitment to a more beautiful community!
Below is a partial listing of our Corporate Sponsors:
ARTIST CALL OUT! We are working with the Rotary Club of Greenfield, Indiana, Indiana, Indiana in their efforts to create an art park on the Pennsy Trail in downtown Greenfield. They are seeking local artists to depict Rotary's six areas of focus. See pictures below for details. Intent to submit is due 6/17/2019; final submission is due 8/30/2019.
Is each design 4x8'? Horizontal or vertical?
The Hancock County Arts Council's latest show, "Into the Wood," opens with an artists' reception on Friday, June 14, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., at the Twenty North Gallery, 20-A N. State St. (Hwy. 9) in Greenfield. The public is invited to this free event.
A group of seven artists and master artisans have used various techniques on wood to express their creative talents.
See fantasy figures, fairy houses, and walking sticks from Greenfield carver Jim Webb; pictures painted on wood from Donna Shortt, Sandy Hall and Carol Barrett; intricate, burnt animal images—some on sawn tree sections, some on paper--from Jennifer Flynn and Sharon Highsmith; master-crafted furniture from Dean Felker; and chipped-wood carving from "Mollie."
The show highlights the variety of ways human creativity expresses itself in a single medium; for instance, a Cardinals baseball bat with a red cardinal perched on a baseball—all as one piece. There are Colt gun grips, intricately carved from walnut and ebony, and a multitude of fascinating comic figures—both in painted and natural wood.
"Into the Wood" continues through June and appeals to people of all ages. Gallery hours are Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free.
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ARTIST CALL OUT! We are working with the Rotary Club of Greenfield, Indiana in their efforts to create an art park on the Pennsy Trail in downtown Greenfield. They are seeking local artists to depict Rotary's six areas of focus. See pictures below for details. Intent to submit is due 6/17/2019; final submission is due 8/30/2019.
Michele Cherry Kemp
Alice Armstrong Hedden
The sun is shining, the gallery is open, and our bike is blooming! Come say hi today! 🌼🌺🌸
Carol Strock-Wasson won best of show in the 2019 Will Vawter Art Exhibition. You can see the other winners in our photo album.Closing Reception May 10, 6:30-9 p.m. Open to the Public.
Beautiful pictures
Closing Reception May 10, 6:30-9 p.m. Open to the Public.
So many wonderful artists participated this year. What a pleasure to walk through the gallery.
Beautiful
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Check out The Greenfield Grind's Latte Art Throwdown coming up on April 25! Shop opens at 6:30 p.m. for sign-up, competition begins at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome and there are prizes for winners! It's free to enter, and there will be an abbreviated menu available.
Congrats to KidsPlay on a great weekend run of “Fairy Tale Confidential”! You were all wonderful. Keep making art! 🎭
Thanks for posting this. The show was great.
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Join us at Jim Dandy Greenfield tomorrow evening, April 11 and support a good cause! Have a piece of pie while you're there, too! 🥧
Introducing our newest gallery exhibit, “The Beauty of Minimalism.” Join us at the Twenty North Gallery to revel in the majesty of a blank wall and ponder the meaning of emptiness in our world of sensory overload.
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April Fool’s! Yes, our gallery is currently empty, but it is because we are preparing for the Vawter competition. April 12 at 7 p.m. will be the Second Friday reception. Join us for wine and appetizers and to enjoy Hancock County’s premier annual art exhibit. While there is a time and place for emptiness, we think you’ll like the incredible work of the Vawter artists better 😉
