After many years, the Arts Council has brought back the Digital Art exhibit, Digitized. The last form of Digitized took place nearly a decade ago in the old gallery space at 318 Main Street. Since then, digital art has become more accessible
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MAKE YOUR GIFT! Share your love for art this February! In 2024, the Arts Council launched the Month for the Arts, and it is that time again! We are so excited to spend the
January February
The Arts Council is hosting a new series of artistic conversations and workshops called Work in Progress.
As a proactive measure for the health of our community and patrons, the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana is closed from Saturday, March 14 through Monday, March 23. All programs scheduled during that time are also canceled. As
The Classics Concert Series returns in March with a performance by Greg Jukes. Jukes creates musical experiences that expand the boundaries of traditional performance. Jukes will bring his talents to First Presbyterian Church in Downtown Evansville on March
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
Jan. 22, 2020 The former Donaldson Arms apartments in the Haynie’s Corner Arts District is looking for art to fill its hallways as part of its new renovation. The soon-to-be renamed apartment complex located at 1407 Howard St.
The Brown Bag Performance Series is a free program offered to the community by the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana, occurring at noon on Wednesdays at the Arts Council’s Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery at 212 Main St. in Downtown
Evansville’s own Matthew Graham is Indiana’s new Poet Laureate, the Indiana Arts Commission announced this week. A selection committee of representatives from Indiana’s major institutions of higher education selected Graham for the honor. During his 35 years in
State officials want to showcase the art of Hoosier women. Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, Treasurer Kelly Mitchell and the Indiana Arts Commission announced the details for the 2020 Hoosier Women Artists contest earlier this week. The theme of
