Guitars as Playable Art
While music created by guitars has been providing artistic pleasure to millions for many years and through many musical genres, the beauty and artistry...
Article Category: Art
Peter Lupkin
When I walked into local oil painter Peter Lupkin’s in-home studio, I was bombarded in the best way by the number of paintings, both minuscule and massive....
Putting Herself on the Map
Growing up in Muncie, Brenda Drayer’s favorite class was art. But even though she says she was always hanging around the art department throughout...
Spontaneous Inspiration
Sometimes being in the right place at the right time can lead to destruction. A stray bullet finds its way through your body or your car gets caught...
Spreading the Words
Drive south out of downtown on Fairfield, past the neighborhoods that randomly switch from uber-swanky to rundown, and you’ll eventually be visually...
Elizabeth Wamsley
Sculpture can be an illusive medium. Sure, clay comes to mind, and, of course, that god-awful scene from the movie Ghost, but the great works of sculpture...
Kathleen Rohrbacher
Katherine Rohrbacher has been pursuing art her entire life. When she realized she had talent, she dove deep into it in high school. Once she found out...
Nick Ferran
If Nick Ferran took a look in the mirror, he’d see himself: a handsome, bald-with-a-beard, 27-year-old with glasses. But what he’d also see is what...
Gregg Coffey
The first glance at Gregg Coffey’s work elicits almost too many thoughts to handle. There are bright colors, geometric lines, abstract shapes, political...
Master of Lines & Waves
Art has a way of sweeping us up as children, letting us ride its wave as far as we are willing to go.
For some, the wave never becomes more than an...