Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Evansville Near Me

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In 2016, William “Billy” Twymon II established Twymon Art Gallery to fill a gap in the tristate art community and showcase the artwork of emerging and established artists. There are not many spaces where emerging artists can develop their craft and get exposure for their work. Other spaces are closed to edgy or controversial established artists. Billy saw a need to educate and provide a space for local artists to prepare and exhibit their artwork as well as develop as artists in a community. Twymon Art Gallery is more than a gallery; the gallery space was established to develop a community of artists from all walks of life. The gallery was created as a space to empower and support artistic and creative expression.

4worldlovers: If you’re looking for a cool, unique place to host your next party, then check out the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana’s space in Downtown Evansville. The Arts Council has a first-floor art gallery and a second-floor rooftop event deck, which overlooks

(Here’s the link for those who want to skip ahead to the First Fridays at Haynie’s Corner application) First Friday at Haynie’s Corner returns this spring, and artists are invited to apply for this special Evansville event. What are First Friday events?

A blank canvass and an infinite color pallet with no subject parameters can be daunting to an artist. Where do you begin? Having parameters can help — limitations can actually drive creativity. That’s why the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana believes its

The newest ARTSWIN exhibit is a collaborative show curated by four artists who went through entrepreneurial training with the Indiana Arts Commission. Southwest Indiana artists Joshua Bronaugh, Christina Robinson, Sarah Wolfe, and Zak Will have 40 entries on display int he Bower-Suhrheinrich

The Black Opry Revue — a touring showcase of Black country, folk and Americana singer-songwriters — is coming to Evansville this spring. The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana, Haynie’s Corner Arts District Association and Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library are presenting the free

(Here’s the link for those who want to skip ahead to the First Fridays at Haynie’s Corner application) It’s still winter, and despite the flashes of false spring the Ohio Valley experiences, thinking about summer arts and music events seems far in

Southwestern Indiana high school students who live in the 8th Congressional District have the opportunity for their work to be featured at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. Rep. Larry Bucshon’s office will accept submissions from 8th District high school students for

The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana will reopen the Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery on June 16, following state guidelines for cultural and entertainment venues. There are several changes to the Arts Council’s summer programming, including the annual Arts Awards celebration, “On the Roof”

I’ve been in the trenches this week with the “Paycheck Protection Program,” as well as local grant applications, leaving very little time (or mental energy) for creativity. So, this week instead of sharing something I’ve written, here are a few things that I

Do you know a deserving individual, group, business, project, or institution that makes significant contributions to art and culture in the region and deserves recognition for their work? Nominations are now open for the Arts Council’s Annual Arts Awards celebration. The Arts