Hancock County Arts
is so very
Thankful for all of your Continued Support
HAVE YOU VOTED - FOR HANCOCK COUNTY ARTS SALVADOR DALI !!!!
Yes, we joined this Fall Fun for a Cause
Daniel's Vineyard created a Scarecrow Showdown and we answered the call.
Vote with your email and add votes with your dollars.
All money voted will come directly to Hancock County Arts.
Link to VOTE: https://www.danielsvineyard.com/scarecrowshowdown
Voting ends on October 30th.
Click on the titles below for more information.
November - at the Gallery
Get Ready for November thru December Open Winter Exhibit
Intake is Monday 11/4 and Tuesday 11/5, from 3 till 6.
See you there, artists!!!
Three pieces of art for $20 - Members and $35 for Non-Members
Additional pieces @$5 each.
1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards
This by Brad Fields
White Barn
Artwork will remain in gallery through January 2, 2025
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A "Pause for Words"
Finding Money
“Look down!”
A shiny penny on the ground,
Grandma never understood how
I could walk past one and not bother
to stoop and pick it up.
“You don’t know what you’re missing
when you don’t look down.”
As an adult, I’ve grown to look
where I walk. I have found some nickels,
a lot of pennies, and a few dimes.
My best finds, $10 in a restaurant parking lot,
and $20 on a morning stroll.
I guess it does pay
to look at the ground.
Grandma, I hope you are looking down,
proud.
Lylanne Musselman is an award-winning poet, visual artist, and playwright, who lives with her cats and creates in Eaton, IN. She is a member of Hancock County Arts. Musselman instructs writing classes of all stripes at Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis and at the University of Indianapolis.
Check out her website: Lylanne Musselman – Artist – Poet – Playwright (wordpress.com)
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D A T E S T O S A V E - Fill Your November , December and Into 2025...
Classes, Workshops, Open Studios, Local Exhibits
Open Painting - Tuesdays 9am-noon, Broadway Flats Studio, 210 S. Center Street
Carving Demo - Nov 9, 11 - 2 at the Gallery
This Week! It is a must - Take a hauntingly fun walk through the Riley Gardens
KIDS PLAY!!!
November 15 -17
The True Story of Hey Diddle Diddle
Purchase tickets online at www.crazylakeacting.com
KidsPlay, Inc. is an all-volunteer, non-profit, independent 501(c)3 children's theatre based in Greenfield, IN.
Lylanne Musselman 11/16/24
Sandy Hall 11/19/24
Greg Gearlds 11/22/24
Artisan Shoppe for the Holidays
Festival of the Trees
2 0 2 5
All Hancock County Jr High and High School Exhibit
Open Hancock Hoop Hysteria
Poetry and Prose - - - - Save the date
April 12, 2025, 3pm
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A r t i s t C a l l O u t s
Hancock County Arts Volume IV Coloring book
Can you submit some artwork/line drawings to be included? And send a bio to us. Our sponsors in the past have helped us create a wonderful product. Be a sponsor or contribute your artwork. Open to all, we need 24 to 28 works. Printing 3000+, Sponsorships available, too.
Any questions: hancockcountyarts@gmail.com. Deadline coming soon.
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Community Support
Quality of Place Plan for Hancock County
From Cate Field, Artist | Holistic Wellbeing Coach
Open Immersive Reader
"Art has been a part of human society for thousands of years, serving as a means of creative expression and a reflection of the cultural and social values of a community. Art is never created in isolation.
The arts are powerful tools that can be utilized to encourage conversation and benefit communities in many ways.
Art can be a catalyst for conversation. Art has the power to evoke emotions, challenge perceptions, and spark conversations. Public art installations, murals, and street art can serve as a catalyst for conversation and bring people together.
Equally, a small group of people coming together for chat over a coffee, can inspire change. I am fascinated by the power of conversation. Conversations with dear friends, old friends, family and complete strangers can lead to wonderful ideas and thoughts. Add some drawing, painting, craft, music, dance… and wow!
Art can promote community.
… When we come together to create and share thoughts and ideas, when we come together to produce a collaborative piece of art, we immediately connect.
Art has the potential to bring about positive change in communities. It encourages conversation, promotes community engagement, raises awareness, and inspires action.
WATCH FOR MORE DEVELOPMENTS.
M A R K E T I N G:
Hancock County Arts YouTube Channel
Visit, Subscribe and Follow: https://www.youtube.com/@HancockCountyArts-lm7fo/videos
You will Experience: 25 Days of the Arts Documentary Will Vawter 2024 Slide Show A Face for Radio 2024
And so many more... We announce the new monthly Artist on YouTube.
September - Ginny Taylor Rosner
October - Lisa Bowling
November - watch for it!!!
Hancock County Arts is the Discover Magazine!
The best description yet!!! Pick up your copy at the Reporter Office, 22 W. New Road. See the artists, the current outdoor art and all the possibilities for the growth of the arts in Greenfield and throughout Hancock County
Hancock County Arts Promo:
If you love our work then tell the world! You have an opportunity to help us make even more of a difference in our community. GreatNonprofits-a review site like TripAdvisor-is honoring highly reviewed nonprofits. Won't you help us raise visibility for our work by posting a review of your experience with us? All reviews will be visible to potential donors and volunteers. It's easy and only takes 3 minutes!
Go to https://greatnonprofits.org/org/hancock-county-arts-council-inc to get started!
WHAT IS YOUR IMPACT BEING A VOLUNTEER:
Volunteering with HCA is a powerful tool for community transformation, going far beyond the mere act of lending artistic skills. It is about leveraging creativity to make a profound and lasting impact on society. Art can reshape communities, inspire individuals and foster a culture of creativity and empathy.
PROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING:
Engaging in art-making and art-related activities has been linked to improved mental health and emotional wellbeing. Research has consistently highlighted the therapeutic benefits of art, including reduced anxiety, depression and stress levels.
EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS:
According to educational experts, students engaged in art activities exhibit improved academic performance, heightened emotional intelligence and better problem solving skills.
Volunteer Help Needed to continue to keep our gallery open. Please visit www.SignUpGenius.com - Click the three lines at top right and click Search in those choices. In the next window, enter our email hancockcountyarts@gmail.com as the creator's email and click Search once more. Opportunities are shown. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Help us make a difference.
In 2025, our hours will be 11a - 2p on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Here's Some of October's Exhibit Visit Through 11/2/2024
1st Place - Linda Vandagriff
2nd Place - Rebekah Arvin
Fabulous Artwork for Purchase
by:
Art Ugalde
Annabelle Johnson
Roslyn McLendon
Gale Sturm
Greg Gearlds
Ginny Taylor Rosner
Abigail Apodaca
Lisa Bowling
Sandy Hall
Linda McKean
Thank you to all the participants.
Many Thanks to our volunteers and others and a few random needs and notes
THANK YOU AGAIN to all or our Sponsors, Joyner Homes, Edwards and Pope Family Foundation, NineStar Connection, GBC Banking, Community Foundation of Hancock County, City of Greenfield, Kappa Kappa Kappa, Scattered Bean Coffee Company, Greenfield Area Soccer Club.
THANK YOU AGAIN to Andree's Floral Design in Greenfield, for their donation of corsages for the 25th Annual Will Vawter presentation. Couldn't have been better.
Special Thanks to the Daily Reporter for exposing the talent, the experience and possibilities of the art in Hancock County.
Wanted: Board Members. Are you passionate? We are heading in a great direction, but need help to get push us over the edge!
Wanted: Laser Copy Paper- Always
Wanted: Still looking Crew of 3 to assemble heavy shelving in the basement-may take an hour.
Hancock Co Arts gallery will close after December 21, 2024, reopening for Jr High and High School intake on January 22 and 23, Our first exhibit will be open to the public as of Saturday, January 25 2025.
Have you thought about...
being
P a r t o f t h e A r t s !
Our Mission
Promoting and Celebrating
Arts
for
Hancock County Open Wednesdays and Thursdays and Saturdays 11 till 2
Any accommodations needed for accessibility, please contact us
at hancockcountyarts@gmail.com or 317.967.2461, at least one week prior to any visit.
hancockcountyarts@gmail.com www.hancockcountyarts.org 20A N State Street Greenfield, IN 317.967.2461
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