A brand-new selection of works for sale by the Guild's well-respected juried artists. Guests are invited to visit and explore the Guild's two floors of gallery space to view the artists' undeniable talent.

A special exhibition and sale of the picturesque landscapes by the Guild's current member artists as well as an extraordinary and scenic display from the Guild's historic collection.

Indiana Heritage Arts makes its home at the historic Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville! What started as a local competition, the annual exhibition and sale has grown statewide and is open to any artist with ties to Indiana. The annual June exhibition and sale is one of the largest art competitions in the Midwest, with well over 100 artists participating for the crown. All paintings are for sale!

Intarsia is an art technique that uses varied shapes, sizes, and species of wood to create a mosaic-like picture with the illusion of depth, using the natural color variations of wood. Finished pieces can include hundreds of different pieces and take 60 or more hours to complete. Head to Ascension Fine Arts to see Intarsia work by this talented artist who lives in Decatur, Indiana.

Ascension Fine Arts is hosting a special showing of paintings by Brownstown resident Bill Bickers. Bickers was raised in Columbus, Indiana and grew up with an appreciation of the design, color, and texture of the local architecture. His abstract impressionist paintings are inspired by southern Indiana landscapes and the shapes and shades of everyday life. He paints in acrylics, frequently using a palette knife.

Enjoy a Village Art Walk the fourth Friday April through October! Participating art galleries will stay open late for your viewing pleasure! You'll even find refreshments, demonstrations, and music at some of your stops!

Alana Judah is a painter from Orleans, Indiana. She works in acrylics and enjoys painting landscapes and animals, including pet portraits. During the June Art Walk she will be painting in the gallery, where her work is sold year round. Don't miss this opportunity to meet Alana and talk with her about her paintings.

Indiana Artisan Carl deGraaf will demonstrate some of his pottery making techniques during the Fourth Friday Village Art Walk. Mr. deGraaf has been a potter for over 30 years. During this special artist's reception he will be making mugs and tumblers using thin slabs of clay, and will decorate them with surface patterns. A special exhibit of deGraaf pottery will be available for purchase.