Welcome to the Art Noir 2022 virtual exhibit.
The exhibit features all black, white, and grey art entries from 46 regional artists. The exhibit will be in the Arts Council’s Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery from Jan. 18 through Feb. 18. There will be a public reception at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12.
If you are interested in purchasing a piece, or have any questions about the exhibit, please contact Gallery Director Andrea Adams.
Dawn Murtaugh
“Pinwheel Galaxy”, textile art. $225 (all to AC)
Scott Wheeler
“Sentinel”, photograph, $40 SOLD
Jennifer Niswonger
‘Blue Heikegani”, graphite on paper, $75 SOLD
Pam Hite
“Sea Me”, acrylic, NFS
Ryan McKain
“Invasion 744”, acrylic on wood, $180
Corliss Chastain
“Hybrid: Jupe en Noir”, prismacolor pencil, $300
Shane Hickrod
“Weathering the Storm”, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, $300
Sharon Farrar Mahoney
“Icy Splendor” acrylic, $150
Lesley Nelson
“When the World is Grey, Let’s Just Fly Away”, acrylic, $430
Kyle Darnell
“Murray”, woodblock relief printmaking, $130
Deirdre Hartman
“Black Sun”, recycled cow bone beads, $40
Julie Byczynski
“Goldensteel”, forged steel and limestone, $400
Karen Devine
“Snowfall through the Woods”, acrylic, $175
Lynda Heines
“Buttoned Up & Hanging On”, textile, NFS
Gene Lyons
“Bristlecone Pine Treeline”, black & white photography, $400
Ursula Curiosa
“Self Portrait in Greyscale #2”, collage and acrylic on wrapped canvas, NFS
Kenneth Elmore
“Nightime Gas”, digital, $30
Conn d. Y. McConaughy
“No Strings Attached”, mixed media, $250
Gerald McDowell
“White Lines, Black Boxes”, photography, $125 (print and matt only)
Frederica Diane Huff
“In the Spotlight”, charcoal, $800
Janice Greene
“Crosswalk”, Mixed Media, $150
Robert Wetzel
“Hypocracy of Male Thinking”, acrylic, $350
Deirdre Hartman
“Pearly-Pearl-Pearl”. white fresh water pearls with steel chain, $75
Courtney Hostetler
“Sophie 2”, acrylic paint on canvas, $50 SOLD
Katie Nelson
“Rubiks Cube”, ink on paper, NFS
Cliff Ingram
“Into the Wind”, Photograph on silk print, $300
Donald Washington
“1807”, black acrylic paint, Sharpie, #2 pencil, $750
Justin Ewers
“Afternoon at Lindbergh”, Silver Gelatin Print, $150
Justin Ewers
“The Brutalist”, Silver Gelatin Print, $150
Warren L Devine
“Falling into Winter”, acrylic, $200
Rohan Karanjit
“The Mask of Kaal Bhairava: the one who conquers fear”, Linocut on paper, $135
Cliff Ingram
“The Power of Her”, Photograph on metal print, $300
Jacob Steffenhagen
“Rise of Unknown Planet”, mixed media, $200
Joan Fraser
“Honeymoon ‘Sweet'”, watercolor, NFS
Caitlin Crisp
“Rumors”, acrylic, $2,700
Skip Kniese
“Old National Bank”, acrylic, $100
Tim Donaldson
“Sunset in Cali”, watercolor on paper, NFS
Conn d. Y. McConaughy
“Erosion”, ink and graphite, NFS
Cynthia Watson
“Solitude”, mixed media, $500
Samantha Scott
“Sacred Struggle”, Digital Illustration, $150
Betsi Marczak
“Universal Love”, mixed media, $290
Brooke Congleton Wheeler
“X-Ray”, mixed media collage, $150
Brittani Scheller
“2022”, paper, $250
Matthew W. Shelton
“If I am to be a skeleton buried deep then I pray that you are the dust that rests atop my bones.”, acrylic, NFS
Lost Akuma
“Are You Paying Attention To All The Dimensions?”, Digital Collage, $200
Julie L Glinis
“Crosscurrent”, Photography, $250
Donald William Glinis
“Little Italy Reunion”, photography, NFS
Chloe Ferguson
“Grandma’s Attic”, charcoal, $250
Richard A. Cocco
“Line Tree”, ink on paper, $170
Bob Zasadny
“Black is Beautiful Along with Other Colors”, foam and fiberglass, $950
Bob Zasadny
“Snowdrop”, foam and fiberglass, $350
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana is a nonprofit arts organization located at 212 Main St. in Downtown Evansville, Indiana. The Arts Council acts as the Regional Arts Partner for the Indiana Arts Commission.
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