Graduate of IPFW in 2010, artist's portraiture paintings are visual response to his upbringing and influences

Local artists Amber Cox, Jaden Rice, and Kay Allday will have works on display for sale

Annual event features amateurs and professionals putting their gingerbread creations on display

Known for large-scale, black and white photography, Butcher captures landscapes and ecosystems from across U.S., particularly Florida's Everglades

Works from Rockwell Kent, Charles Rosen, Louis Lozowick, and Jan Matulka depict the rise of technology and industrialism that include everything from skyscrapers to power working conditions

Local artists Kristy Jo Beber, Grace Berg, Nancy Fritz, Morgan Wenner, Janet Lynch, Jan Klee, Kara Saylor, Christy Arbogast, Jamie Grabner, and Becky Stockert have pieces no larger than 12-inch-by-12-inch on display

Spencerville studio transforms into a gallery for curated exhibit that features national and local artists with everything from ceramics and fiber to pop art prints and glass

Second annual exhibit features works from 16 women creators, including Fort Wayne's Terri Lindvall and Janice Further, as well as Hoagland's Diane Evans

Local artists Amber Cox, Jaden Rice, and Kay Allday will have works on display for sale

Annual event features amateurs and professionals putting their gingerbread creations on display

Graduate of IPFW in 2010, artist's portraiture paintings are visual response to his upbringing and influences

Seasonal exhibit will feature mythical poinsettia tree along with large fresh-cut evergreens and playful touches

Known for large-scale, black and white photography, Butcher captures landscapes and ecosystems from across U.S., particularly Florida's Everglades

Works from Rockwell Kent, Charles Rosen, Louis Lozowick, and Jan Matulka depict the rise of technology and industrialism that include everything from skyscrapers to power working conditions

Exploration of Black artists through many definitions of movement that inlcude spread of people and culture, drives for justice, and visual movement in art

Local artists Kristy Jo Beber, Grace Berg, Nancy Fritz, Morgan Wenner, Janet Lynch, Jan Klee, Kara Saylor, Christy Arbogast, Jamie Grabner, and Becky Stockert have pieces no larger than 12-inch-by-12-inch on display