“The Form of Art” Opening Reception tonight!

Posted on September 13, 2014 Tagged art, artist, carmel, carmel arts and design district, carmelartsdistrict, dan annarino, david cunningham, glass, hoosier salon, indiana, lisa pelo, opening, painting, receptionLeave a comment

During the Second Saturday Carmel Gallery Walk we will be having our opening reception of our exhibit “The Form of Art”

Inside, artist David Cunningham will be demonstrating an oil still life. There will also be a sign up for a FREE print of one of his works! Also have the chance to chat with Dan Annarino and learn about his process of painting contemporary landscapes.

Outside, Lisa Pelo will be across the street demonstrating how to make your own glass paperweights! She will be accepting walk up’s from 7 PM to 9 PM for only $25!

Don’t miss out on any of these amazing opportunities at our Carmel location tonight from 5 PM – 9 PM

“The Form of Art” Opening Reception

Saturday, September 13th

5 – 9 pm

Carmel Gallery Seeking Volunteers

Posted on July 23, 2014 Tagged carmel, carmelartsdistrict, events, feature, recentevents, slideshow, volunteersLeave a comment

Are you an artist looking for an art community of other artists and patrons? Are you a lover of the arts simply wanting to surround yourself with artwork? The Hoosier Salon is looking for people like you to join our 90 year old not-for-profit organization and help us promote Indiana artists. We are holding a Volunteer Brunch Orientation on Saturday, August 30th from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. for anyone interested in learning about our organization or our volunteer opportunities. If interested, please RSVP by Saturday, August 23rd to Hoosier Salon Carmel Gallery Manager Emily Winship at ewinship@hoosiersalon.org or 317.669.6052

Our New Space

Posted on July 23, 2014 Tagged carmel, carmelartsdistrict, featured, recentevents, slideshowLeave a comment

The Hoosier Salon has recently moved from Broad Ripple, Indianapolis to the Carmel Arts District in Carmel Indiana. Foot traffic and sales have greatly improved and we feel very welcomed by the Carmel community.