June 29 — Opening of “Two Worlds, One Language Through Art” to friends (this means you)
The Indianapolis Art Center presents two months of Chinese art, workshops, music, films, dancing, talks … perhaps it’s a great time to be Chinese living in Indiana, but it’s an even greater time to want to learn about China while living in Indiana. Be there from the beginning, and go back repeatedly.
When: Sunday June 29, 2:00-4:00 PM
Where: Indianapolis Art Center 820 East 67th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220
Even if you couldn’t come up with $100 for a ticket for the opening gala the night before, you can still be part of the opening of “Two Worlds, One Language Through Art.” You’ll get Chinese music, food, dancing. Here are some of the components of this excellent cluster of exhibitions:
- Art, Harmony and Nature: From the Land of Confucius This special exhibition features more than 60 prints and paintings by master artists and professors from the Shandong College of Arts (Jinan, China).
Outside Looking In: Paintings by Becky Fehsenfeld A collection of oil paintings by local artist and philanthropist, Becky Fehsenfeld, recollecting her travels in China. Also incorporated into the exhibition are sketches and mementos that Becky has collected during her visits. - Calligraphy Retrospective: Dick Beasley Beasley (1934 b. –1992 d.) was a noted calligrapher and multi-media artist. He joined Northern Arizona University in 1968 where he taught design, painting, printmaking, drawing, and calligraphy. He additionally served as Interim Director of the School of art and Design and as Assistant Dean of the College of Creative and Communication Arts. His calligraphic design and artistic abilities resulted in a prolific output of commissions for the University, numerous regional and national organizations, and private collectors.
- Calligraphy Guild of Indiana Members Exhibition www.calligin.org/index
- Visions of China: Photographs by Todd Lundeen www.toddlundeen.com
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