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  • 5 Things to Know about Boxx the Artist

    Ignite Studio at Hamilton East Public Library welcomes  their  next  Maker-in-Residence, Boxx the Artist.  Boxx kicks off her residency on May 6 and will be in Ignite Studio through August 12.  Here are five things to know about Boxx the Artist:  1. She’s a self-taught artist.  Boxx doesn’t have formal art training, rather she developed her artistic voice by experimenting and trying new things. She has…

  • Seasons Nouveau: A Vibrant & Diverse Art Series

    A new piece of public art has premiered in Fishers’ Nickel Plate District, designated as a Statewide Cultural District by the Indiana Arts Commission. The eight-part banner series, Seasons Nouveau, recently debuted on The Edge Parking Garage (8890 E 116th Street) in the heart of downtown Fishers and will be on display for 12 to…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Jill Lehman

    Jill Lehman is the founder and managing consultant at High Frequency Arts (HFA) located inside the Hub & Spoke building. Her goal of founding High Frequency Arts is simple, she wants Fishers residents and businesses to have more exposure and access to art by providing a full array of products and services to consume art.…

  • Fishers’ Nonprofit Volunteer of the Year: Tom Rich

    It’s a sunny Tuesday afternoon, and Tom Rich is busy installing new artwork at The Art Gallery at City Hall, a free public art gallery maintained by the local nonprofit organization, Fishers Arts Council. As President of Fishers Arts Council, Rich spends countless hours each week (his wife will tell you it’s close to 40)…

  • Fishers District Murals: New, weird, and wonderful!

    Last week, I had the delightful pleasure of shepherding the creation of two public art murals in the Fishers District. These murals are the result of more than a year of investment, planning and development with Thompson Thrift, the real estate company that developed the property. Thompson Thrift didn’t want the Fishers District to feel…

  • Art Wall adds color, community to Brooks School Park

    The Fishers Art Wall’s first installation is something to see if you haven’t. At the tail end of May, on a beautiful-weather weekend, I got up early and made my rounds at the Fishers Farmers’ Market before meeting with Travis Neal at Brooks School Park. Hours before I arrived, Travis had set up shop out…