Experience Community Art in Fishers
From colorful murals to music performances and public art exhibits, Fishers is home to many talented artists and artisans who bring vibrancy to our city. Whether you’re in the Nickel Plate District, recently designated as a Statewide Cultural District, or enjoying the culinary masterpieces in the Fishers Test Kitchen, public art brings creativity and vibrancy to the Fishers community.
Featured Art & Culture Stories
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...
Sustainable Creations: How to Upcycle Your Art
Being a teacher this past year has been difficult, to say the least. But, Michelle Feeny, an eighth-grade art teacher at Fall Creek Junior High, quickly adapted with innovative and sustainable ways to keep her students learning while they were at home by teaching them...
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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...
Meet Your Neighbor: Breanne Rose
Back in October, Fishers held an apparel design contest for residents to design a logo that Fishers residents would feel proud to wear. The design had to evoke the feeling of hometown pride for all ages and residents, and Breanne Rose did just that with her...
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...
Artist Profile: Marianne Glick
Looking for a way to positively approach the winter months after a career in corporate training, Marianne Glick began painting in September of 2005. Her love of gardening inspired many of her early paintings. Most of her recent work is abstract. She often uses more...