Indianapolis artists give scope and character to the society and culture of Indianapolis. Below is a partial list of some of the artists of Indianapolis, capital of Indiana and cultural capital as well.
Indianapolis artists
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Lynn A. Andalman is an abstract artist with an interior design background, owner-operator of Lynn Andalman Designs in Indy. |
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Martine Bachelart was born and raised in Belgium; she has a degree in architecture. |
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Lesley Baker is a sculptor and printmaker of high order; she also teaches at Indy’s Herron School of Art and Design. |
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Karen Baldner is a well-known fine artist and fine art paper-maker. |
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An abstract expressionist, Cynthia Blasingham is facile in many different kinds of artistic techniques. |
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Christopher Blice is co-founder of the Blice Edwards Studios, which focuses on commissioned works from the private and corporate sector. |
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Betty C. Boyle works in numerous artistic mediums to create her beautiful works, including Giclee prints. |
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Lydia Burris is a non-traditional artist, photographer, muralist and sculptor; she also works extensively with the graphic arts. |
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Amy Cannady paints abstract art and runs one of the most successful studio-galleries in Indianapolis, the Amy Cannady Studio. |
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Mary Ann Davis has a background as a graphic designer and is the owner of Davis Graphic Design in Indianapolis. She is also a renowned landscape and portrait artist. |
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Amy Falstrom seeks to express her deep respect for nature through abstract and expressionistic means on canvas. |
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Becky Fehsenfeld: not only is she a gallery owner, but her art work has made her a well-known entity in the Indianapolis art community. |
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Miles Fork creates in a unique medium: fusion photography. Combining graphic arts with organic images, Miles Fork is making a name for himself in fashion, glamour, and promotional photography. |
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Pat Gaines-Mills is a contemporary abstract artist and is influenced by her background in illustration; she is also a teacher. |
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Marianne Glick is one of the top acrylic and watercolor artists in the area, and is also a well-known business woman and philanthropist. |
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Rosanna Hardin Hall is a recognized plein air artist, teacher, and writer. |
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Categorizing herself as a “Paleolithic” artist, Ardis Harsche’s work focuses on heavily-layered, large pieces that hearken back to that period in time. |
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James Kelly is an award-winning, professional animal and bird portrait artist. |
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Amy Kindred’s style, whether abstract, expressionistic or representational, is always colorful, fresh and contemporary. |
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Stephen King is a master of light and dark, and works mostly in oils in a vibrant palette. |
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Owner of the CK Art Company in hometown Indianapolis, Carla Knopp is a well-known abstract painter, sculptor and muralist. |
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Colleen Lauter is an old-school type impressionist; her subjects include land and seascapes as well as figures. |
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Flounder Lee usually works through geometrical and abstract approaches to his artwork. He is also a film maker, photographer and installation artist. |
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Michal Lile likes to call his artwork “concepts in paint.” They are full of provocative abstract shapes and colors. |
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Well-known in the Indianapolis art world, Zachary Lopez uses mostly oil and acrylic media to create his idealized, somewhat pop-culture oriented pieces of art. |
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A teacher at the Herron School of Art, Steve Mannheimer has made a living in the fine arts for over 40 years. |
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Brose Partington is a bright new Indianapolis artist. He has represented the Indianapolis arts community on the local, national, and international stages.
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Chitra Ramanathan is an Indianapolis artists, whose bright and colorful work reflects her world view. |
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John Simms is an artist featured in the ARTSPARK of the Indianapolis Art Center. |
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Sylvia Sullivan Gray terms her work “intuitive,” and apart from her artwork, she also runs an online wearable art gallery. |
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Hi Fonda, thanks for your comment. You might try contacting Betty C. Boyle, an Indianapolis artist listed in these pages. She also does giclee prints. Good luck!
I am an artist from West Point, Indiana. I am looking for a printer to produce giclee printsof my graphite work. Do you know of a printer in the Indianapolis area who has this capability?
Thank-you,
Fonda Smith