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  • Kathryn Armstrong
    Kathryn Armstrong
    Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Visual Arts Instructor, Works on paper
  • Bradley Burnell
    Bradley Burnell
    Multi Arts; Performing Arts: Actor/Actress, Dance, Music, Spoken Word, Theatre; Visual Arts: Constructions/Collage, Functional and/or Decorative, Glasswork, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Jewelry, Media and Visual Communications, Mixed Media, Murals, New Media/Technology, Painting, Performance Art, Performers and Writers, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Textiles, Visual Arts Instructor
    What is Quixotic Artistry?  It is first and foremost, my brand.  It’s whimsy, it’s being able to look failure directly in the eye, and say “f*&# off”, and turn it into success. It’s my past heartbreak, and my feelings of insecurity. Ironically, it is my suit of armour, and my confidence. It is Assemblage, fashion design, makeup artistry, and graphics.  It is choreography, it is design. It’s perfect balance. It is the rebirth of my failed attempts at becoming a fashion designer, yet is the new life of a new approach.  It is the phoenix, that is rising from the ashes of what I thought to be the end of a journey.  Alas, my journey is not over.  What is Quixotic | Artistry ?  It is whatever that I want it to be, and will be everything that I quixotically dream it to be.
  • Bernie Carreno
    Bernie Carreno
    Visual Arts: Sculpture; Metal, bronze, steel
    Bernie Carreño's work is primarily accomplished through fabricated or cast metals. He uses industrial materials to ensure reduction of the subject to pure form is fundamental to the work. Complex details are stripped away, reducing the subject to clean lines. He believes form is an effective tool to communicate complex ideas clearly and with strength.Bernie Carreño received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. in Sculpture from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. His pieces can be found in collections and galleries throughout the United States and Canada.
  • Benjamin Clarkson
    Benjamin Clarkson
    Visual Arts: Ceramics, Functional and/or Decorative, Sculpture
  • D. Del Reverda-Jennings
    D. Del Reverda-Jennings
    Artist of Color; Black/African American; Ethnic Art; Graphic Arts; Literary Arts; Media; Multi Arts; Performing Arts: Spoken Word; Political Artist; Visual Arts: Ceramics, Constructions/Collage, Crafts, Film, Functional and/or Decorative, Glasswork, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Jewelry, Media and Visual Communications, Mixed Media, Murals, Painting, Performance Art, Performers and Writers, Photography, Portrait, Printmaking, Sculpture, Textiles, Visual Arts Instructor, Works on paper; Afro Futurism (AfroFuturism), African & Latin Diaspora, Caribbean,
    A native of Alaska, as a youth D.  Del Reverda-Jennings resided in Chicago, Illinois., and was educated in parochial academy institutions.   From that timeline, the Indianapolis-based interdisciplinary artist has since traveled a creative and an artistic journey influenced by a kaleidoscope of cultural nuance. Visually D.  Del Reverda-Jennings, is known for producing a broad range of work inclusive of sculpture, mixed media, installation, painting, and interdisciplinary roles in the artworld as an award-winning published journalist, arts editor, author and poet.    She is the Creator, Founder and Independent Curator of “FLAVA FRESH ! ” an Indianapolis based, Annual Juried, Multiple Exhibition Presentation Series of Contemporary Art.   The multicultural series has been an acclaimed visual arts showcase for over twenty-three years, with the seven month long consecutive event venue having received a number of honors and awards. The versatile arts practitioner also works as an administrator, facilitator and free-lances in a number of arts disciplines throughout the Midwest and beyond.   As a journalist, regional arts editor and author Del Reverda-Jennings has for over two decades researched, sought out and cultivated aspiring beginners, newly-discovered, emergent and early-career artists who reside and work in Indiana as well as regionally to expose their creativity through writing, photographic documentation and by exhibiting their work in professional commercial arts venues, exposing their creative life stories, events and achievements in Midwestern regional, national and international print and online media. D.  Del Reverda-Jennings, has been involved long-term in grass roots arts efforts, the non-profit sector and community service in Indianapolis and is the founder of several groups and organizations.   The invested activist and cultural worker is a regional arts grant panelist, adjudicator, a noted lecturer and is currently an Artist Ambassador for the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF), and an Equity Ambassador for the Arts Council of Indianapolis.    She is widely known for having acquired a well-earned reputation as being driven and making great things happen for underrepresented and/or marginalized artists and continues to be a vital force in the exhibition and scholarship of twenty-first century art.  
  • John Erwin
    John Erwin
    Visual Arts: Functional and/or Decorative, Mixed Media, Painting, Sculpture, Works on paper; Drawing, Portraiture
    I am a native-born Hoosier (the only one in my family) with an affinity for drawing. Being a “space-race” baby I remember the first time I dragged a pencil across a piece of paper like a rocket leaving it’s contrail across the sky!  Although I know I could have achieved success in just about any profession, drawing has always been my first love.
  • Andy Fear
    Andy Fear
    Visual Arts: Constructions/Collage, Functional and/or Decorative, Mixed Media, New Media/Technology, Sculpture
    The sculpture is arrived through the manipulation of translucent aluminum mesh  which is sculpted using original folding techniques developed many centuries in Japan. Each individual sculpture is assembled from pieces numbering just a few into the hundreds. Each piece is custom painted with low VOC enamel paint to ensure durability and color.  Custom Lighting can be included to give the illuminated sculptures a radiant glow and pattern the surrounding areas. The lightweight kinetic sculpture ranges from 2’to 60′ in height. The Sculpture is my expression of the transcendence of all unseen things.  Those moments when we as human beings recognize the this moment is all we have.  To arrive at that moment requires that all thinking stop.  While studing Islamic Art I discovered that the geometric forms  allowed the viewer to slow down and become still, and through their stillness the unseen became seen and transcendence could occur. Through this transcendence the recognition of the “moment” allows peace and a end to suffering. “Passion”, 2003, Aluminum Mesh, 24″x36″ “Thirst for Desire”, 2003, Aluminum Mesh, 40″x120″ “Waiting for The Sun to Rise”, 2002, Aluminum Mesh, 48″x240″ Aluminum sculpture, aluminum, abstract, expressionistic, hanging, palm leaves
  • Terry Flores
    Terry Flores
    Visual Arts: Conservation/Restoration, Functional and/or Decorative, Mixed Media, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Works on paper
    I was born in Madrid, Spain in 1986. On a  day between then and now I picked up a crayon and haven’t  stopped scribbling since. I attained a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana and I am currently seeking commission jobs. For as long as I can remember I have been drawing and painting-making images. I can’t say “making art.” It’s too difficult to determine when someone actually starts making art. Either way, I have been at it for what seems like my entire life. So much that it has become less something that I am doing and more something that I am.  
  • Damon Fullilove
    Damon Fullilove
    Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Painting, Sculpture
  • John Grooms
    John Grooms
    Visual Arts: Crafts, Functional and/or Decorative, Illustration, Mixed Media, Sculpture, Works on paper
  • Cheerie Joy
    Cheerie Joy
    Visual Arts: Murals, Painting
    Cheerie Joy grew up an Indiana girl watching her family of talented artists create masterpieces. Cheerie has always been drawn to spaces and has the ability to visualize beautiful works of art. She attended Herron School of Art and Design and has been leaving her mark all across Indiana ever since. Cheerie worked for four years as and art instructor at Mimosa and a Masterpiece. She also mentors young adults through the Art with a Heart program. She is a member of Next Stop Beech Grove and Reconnecting Our Waterways (ROW) committees. Cheerie specializes in large-scale murals and custom designs each piece to fit into the configurations of a specific location. Her styles relate to photorealism, surrealism, and impressionism. She draws on the ocean for inspiration; the feeling it give her is what she tries to portray in of her paintings. Cheerie has been blessed to have her art in hundreds of homes, many private and corporate collections, and over 30 public places. Her proudest murals are at St. Francis Hospital in the pediatric area and the Ray Skillman carousel. Cheerie believes that, through, art, one can truly get to know the beauty that lies in each and every one of us. With her art, Cheerie would like to give back to the community, help youth find their path, and beautify Indiana. Discover you. Find your passion, life purpose, and take action.
  • Patty Klunzinger
    Patty Klunzinger
    Visual Arts: Functional and/or Decorative, Glasswork, Jewelry, Mixed Media
    I am a Glass Artist and the Sole Proprietor of Glass Utopia in Indianapolis.  Beginning with traditional stained glass in the mid-1990’s, I have been able to expand my repertoire to include fusing, flame-working, glass casting, hot glass manipulation and glass blowing -creating a unique variety of glass items.  I am blessed to discover my artistic passion and to experience many facets of this limitless medium. At the present time, I would have to say that the glass-blowing aspect of my art is the most fun and exciting.  I’ve been able to be the “Girl with the Torch” at shows and parties, and I love it!
  • Aaronette Lambert
    Aaronette Lambert
    Visual Arts: Ceramics, Painting, Sculpture
  • Patrick Mack
    Patrick Mack
    Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Photography, Sculpture
    I enjoy creating site-specific one-of-a-kind sculptures for my clients. I work in all metals, wood, stone, fiber-resin, and specialize in bronze through the lost wax technique.  I love to focus on making emotional connections between people and the surrounding environment. I am an artist at heart, comfortable with people, and technically experienced to bring out the best in my medium. Whether your needs are a personalized custom created sculpture, or a corporate brand image, I would enjoy working with you to fulfill your needs.
  • Shannon McKeon
    Shannon McKeon
    Visual Arts: Functional and/or Decorative, Murals, Photography, Sculpture
    I am open to all areas of print and painting. I love creating and working with people to make beautiful work. I enjoy using different media and illustrating on unique surfaces. I am currently working on a project using car hoods that have been salvaged from wrecks to promote “Don’t Text and Drive.”
  •  Project One Studio
    Project One Studio
    Visual Arts: Functional and/or Decorative, Mixed Media, New Media/Technology, Sculpture; Public Art
    Project One Studio explores the possibilities of connection through new technology, materiality, and the human environment. We are artists, designers, and fabricators committed to craft, experience, and authenticity. We use innovative, often intricate systems to guide pattern development, construction techniques, and texture building. As public artists, we collaborate nationally with architects, landscape architects, engineers, municipalities, and consultants to activate public and private spaces in ways that excite curiosity, welcome play, and delight the imagination. Founded by Adam Buente, Project One Studio has been designing, fabricating, and installing public artwork since 2011. Project One Studio occupies a 6,000 sq ft office and shop space on the west side of Indianapolis, IN, where Design and Fabrication processes operate fluidly. Our shop maintains digital CNC machining capabilities alongside many manual toolsets, including metal and woodworking stations. This multi-functional environment allows us to test ideas in real-time and execute large projects entirely in-house.
  • Tré  Reising
    Tré Reising
    Visual Arts: Painting, Sculpture
    I grew up in Columbus, Indiana, a small Midwestern city with a unique architectural landscape.  My experience on an indoor playscape I frequented as a child, designed by Cesar Peli in the 1970’s, instilled in me a strong aesthetic sensibility from a young age.  His playscape featured green-carpeted hills, bulbous plastic and primary colored forms.  Little did I know that as my little body rambunctiously meandered through the space I would one day bring that same playful and open ended attitude into my art making practice.    
  • Brishen VanderKolk
    Brishen VanderKolk
    Graphic Arts; Media; Multi Arts; Performing Arts: Dance; Political Artist; Visual Arts: Crafts, Graphic Arts, Illustration, Media and Visual Communications, Murals, New Media/Technology, Performance Art, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture
    I am a (mostly) digital artist who loves to translate my work into the physical space. I utilize the never ending digital library that we all have access to, and craft new pieces using contemporary technology. My work plays with color & scale, and juxtaposes new technology with tradition.  
  • Sam Welch
    Sam Welch
    Visual Arts: Ceramics, Constructions/Collage, Crafts, Mixed Media, Murals, Painting, Sculpture, Visual Arts Instructor
    I primarily work in ceramics and am a ceramics instructor in Indianapolis. I do however have a pretty diverse art background from mural work, drawing, painting, and sculpture.  My current body of work is rooted in more of a retro futuristic feel. My goal with most pieces is to fool the viewer making them question the media being used. I try to stretch the limits of ceramics with each piece.
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