Admission and parking are free, general programming starts at 6pm, although times may vary in individual spaces. With over 60 artists and art businesses, the Circle City Industrial Complex has become a destination for art appreciators and supporters of local work. Just northeast of the Mass Ave Art and Theatre Cultural District, at 1125 Brookside Ave., the CCIC Artists First Friday programming is a must-see stop, while events and viewable hours continue throughout the month.

The Main Entrance of the building (identified by its black marble façade) is now open, for easy access to both the South Studios and the North Studios (with a wheelchair accessible ramp and elevator). Maps of the building are also available in several locations to help visitors find all that the building has to offer. The CCIC building is accessible off of 10^th Street, near the North Split, and also via the Pogue’s Run Trail, connecting to both the Monon Trail and the downtown Cultural Trail system.

For a more listings and event updates please visit https://ccicindyartists.wordpress.com, or the CCIC Artists Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/ccicartists

Events: 

Arts & Images by Anthony Armstrong
Anthony Armstrong is a self-taught abstract painter and photographer. He highlights images of travel, street photography and human interest subjects. A chef by trade, and a photo enthusiast by hobby, Armstrong has grown to include abstract painting as another outlet of expression. In his photography, he prefers to work in black and white, so that the viewer will see other elements of the image, in the absence of color. Armstrong’s studio is located in South Studios.
http://armstrongartsandimages.com

Daily Epiphany Studio
Michele Burns and Kurt Kriese will share the evening in Studio B17. Kriese creates stained glass work, and Burns creates “Nightlight Art,” photoluminescent paintings and mobiles. Burns is offering a 10% discount on 10 or more photoluminescent pieces, to help patrons build a glowing “gallery wall.” Daily Epiphany Studio B17 is located in the South Studios. Studio B17 is located in the South Studios.

Darkroom Revelations – Gallery C7A
Darkroom Revelations will host “Wood, Stone, and the Rockies: The Works of Andy Potter, Sallie Potter, Nancy Frass, and Gayle Moore.” Andy Potter exhibits his stunning color photographs of the Rockies from his many travels to that area, while Sallie Potter’s sculptures demonstrate her artistry in many media. Nancy Frass and Gayle Moore will show their black and white photographs from their travels. Darkroom Revelations – Gallery C7A is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
http://www.pottermoorefrassphotography.com/

Five Seasons Studio Gallery
Martha Nahrwold presents James Hubbard, a printmaker, with “Impressions from Thorntown Press.” Hubbard focuses on limited-edition relief-block and intaglio prints, with collage embellishments of landscape and nature subjects. Living in Indianapolis, but working out of Thorntown, Hubbard has won many state and national awards, and is also a print instructor at the Thorntown Press at Sugar Creek Art Center. Hubbard creates limited edition relief block and intaglio prints, embellished with a collage of landscapes and nature subjects. Five Seasons Studio Gallery is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
http://www.jhubbardprints.net

Full Circle Nine Gallery
The Full Circle Nine Gallery will feature “Dr. Matt’s Masterpieces of Scientific Method,” by Matt Hall. “My show is the fusion of art and science, the juxtaposition of the antiquated and the latest cutting-edge concepts in theoretical physics, within the context of Dada,” said Hall. “Essentially, it is a mad scientist (Dr. Matt) who believes, through the scientific method and the principles of aesthetics, that he has perfected a method of producing masterpieces that render all other art obsolete, and only necessary in terms of their historical significance, leaving his audience with many questions about his claims.” FC9 Gallery is an artist cooperative, home to over a dozen artists. Full Circle Nine Gallery is located in the South Studios.

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Litmus Gallery
Todd Matus presents “We Study War,” a collection of photographs that first appeared in the Indianapolis Art League’s exhibit “War is Humanism.” “The title referred to my ultimate realization in studying the War Memorial, which was that, to do the right thing for humanity, we had to kill a lot of people,” said Matus. “This is sometimes a scam, but it is a conundrum of Humanism, seemingly inescapable at times.” The Litmus Gallery is located on the second floor of the North Studios.

Nancy Lee Designs
Jewelry and metal artist Nancy Lee will be presenting enameled paintings on copper, as well as a new collection of jewelry, while photographer Rad Drew will present his latest selection of prints, based on his recent travels. Nancy Lee Designs is located on the first floor of the North Studios.

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M10 Studio
M10 Studio will feature the work of photographer Wil Foster, of Rock Candy Photo. Fighting the good fight against lame photos, Foster brings an edge to portrait photography. M10 is open on First Friday and additionally throughout the month by appointment. M10 studios is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
https://www.facebook.com/M10Studio/

Patricia McCormick and Sara Wines
Patricia McCormick and Sara Wines present “Pocket Art,” a featuring illustration, embroidery, and mixed media photography, all in ‘playing card’ size or smaller. Working on the theme “Small ≠ Insignificant,” this will be the first organized showing in this space for the duo. Studio C03 is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
https://pmccormick.weebly.com/ https://sarawines.carbonmade.com/

Katrina J. Murray Studio and Gallery
Katrina Murray will show collage works on paper and new whimsical works in oil, born out of her recovery from a concussion in 2015. Katrina J. Murray Studio and Gallery is located on the second floor of the North Studios.
http://katrinajmurray.com/home.html

Ellen Robinson/Inspire Studio & Gallery
Inspire—the Joy Practice, by Ellen Robinson, encompasses original artwork, a clothing line born from original art, inspirational writing and speaking, creativity experiences for teams and groups and numerology to empower the soul’s authentic expression. Inspire Studio & Gallery is located on the second floor of the North Studios.
http://www.elleninspires.com/

Indy Artsy
Home to ceramics artist Julie Edwards, Indy Artsy gathers together an eclectic collection of handmade items, from clothing, to jewelry, to soaps and snacks; making it easy to find the perfect gift. Indy Artsy is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
https://www.facebook.com/Indyartsy1

Satch Art Space
Held over by popular demand, SATCH ART SPACE showcases “LOVE, SEX, AND THE ZODIAC” merging a choice selection of art on love and sex with a dabble of the zodiac. Partake in the vintage game “Zodiascope: The Amazing Fortune Teller” for amusement. Inspired by the vintage jazz album by Cannonball Adderley, of the same title, Listen Here, Hear Vinyl will be playing curated selections of Cannonball and Nat Adderley. SATCH ART SPACE will also be open on Saturday, February 10^th, 11am to 1pm with additional hours by appointment. Call 317-691-3661 for an appointment. Satch Art Space is located on the first floor of the North Studios.
http://www.Satch-Artist.com

About the Circle City Industrial Complex Artists

The Circle City Industrial Complex (CCIC) is a nearly half-million square foot industrial building, located at 1125 Brookside Ave., and was formerly home to the Schwitzer automotive company. Its industrial appeal remains and artists and artisans have made the space their home, carving cozy studio, work, and show spaces from the concrete and steel structure, and the CCIC Artists have grown in number to over 50 galleries, individual artists and artisans. The main artist entries are the North Studios entrance and the South Studios entrance, each marked with signage along Brookside Avenue. The CCIC provides free parking in a large lot, and is accessible by the Pogue’s Run Trail, connecting to the Monon Trail and the downtown Cultural Trail system. The complex also offers other art-supporting destinations such as the Centerpoint Brewery, Lick Ice Cream, and Ruckus Makerspace.

For more information on the building, please visit: http://circlecityind.com
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