Update: Link to IndyStar.com article
Update: The weather is looking to be perfect for the Brick Street Gallery Walk!
Satch and I will be at the Kellar Mahaney Gallery this Friday (June 25, 2010) from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. for Zionsville's Brick Street Gallery Walk. We will be showing and discussing our work and Satch plans to be painting. The gallery is just north of the Friendly Tavern. Please stop by and see us and check out the Kellar Mahaney Gallery. Lolly, the owner, features a fine array of paintings assemblages, sculpture and photography. The gallery is bright and welcoming and you won't find a nicer gallery owner anywhere.
Main Street is closed to vehicle traffic so the bricks are only open to art lovers on foot. The streets are lined with artists, there are music performances and all of the galleries are having open houses. Zionsville's Village atmosphere makes for an incredible evening. This is one of the nicest annual art events in greater Indianapolis and definitely the most underrated.
We hope that you can make it to Zionsville for a part of, or the entire, Friday evening. Goodness knows Zionsville has some fab restaurants. I might just have to sneak over to Plum's Upper Room for a piece of their amazing carrot cake towards the end of the night...
Main Street is closed to vehicle traffic so the bricks are only open to art lovers on foot. The streets are lined with artists, there are music performances and all of the galleries are having open houses. Zionsville's Village atmosphere makes for an incredible evening. This is one of the nicest annual art events in greater Indianapolis and definitely the most underrated.
We hope that you can make it to Zionsville for a part of, or the entire, Friday evening. Goodness knows Zionsville has some fab restaurants. I might just have to sneak over to Plum's Upper Room for a piece of their amazing carrot cake towards the end of the night...
The photograph shown in this post is a part of my collection at the Kellar Mahaney Gallery. It was made at St. Mary's in downtown Indianapolis. As always, click to enlarge the photograph.
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