Celebrating Life in Stories: Julia Zollman Wickes |
Julia Zollman Wickes—I Am a Storyteller is a retrospective celebrating the life and work of Julia Zollman Wickes, who passed away last year.
People feature most prominently in Wickes' work: a diverse group of ordinary people with unique backgrounds, of which her paintings merely hint. Julia had a rare gift for seeing people fully, honoring the dignity and joy in ordinary moments with dynamic colors and a focus on storytelling. We’re grateful she was part of our community, and her memory will continue to live through her work and the lives she touched.
Click to read more about the show and browse the Online Gallery. |
Enter a Dynamic World by William Minion |
Hank and Dolly's gallery is showing the versatile work of William Minion, who is exploring new thresholds as an artist. Minion's work has primarily been highly realistic, using graphite to meticulously observe people's likenesses through portraiture. Recently, Minion has been challenging himself through large-scale murals in bright colors with a loose and atmospheric quality.
"Right now I carry two primary artistic modes at the same time," says Minion. "Creatively, I'm in a converging space. Realism taught me to observe people with patience and empathy, seeing value in the overlooked. The murals push me toward gesture, risk, imperfection, and storytelling."
Click to read more about the show and visit the Online Gallery.
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| Welcome New Studio Artist, Jason! |
Jason Zickler is an American abstract artist known for his vibrant large-scale resin works that blend movement, color, and depth into immersive visual experiences. His studio practice has evolved over two decades of experimentation with unconventional materials and techniques. When not in the studio, Zickler is immersed in the creative community, championing local art initiatives and collaborating within the Indianapolis cultural scene. We're excited to have him with us in studio! Click here to learn more about Jason. |
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Protect What Matters Most |
You have worked hard to build a life filled with purpose, and you deserve the peace of mind that comes from protecting your future and the people you care about most. Creating or updating your will is one of the most thoughtful steps you can take. It honors your wishes, safeguards your loved ones, and reflects the values that guide you.
Through the Harrison Center’s partnership with FreeWill, you can make or update your estate plan in about 20 minutes. It’s free, secure, and easy to revise as life changes. Click here to use this resource, and consider including a gift to the Harrison Center in your plans. |
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Merry Christmas From the Harrison Center! |
Give the Gift of Art This Holiday. |
Looking for something meaningful and one-of-a-kind to gift a loved one this season? Buying art made right here in our community not only supports artists and makers, but also creates a more personal, lasting gift with a story behind it.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Art Dish tickets, offering an unforgettable dinner party + art show experience - Harrison Center Merchandise, featuring the 2026 Greatriarch calendar and more
- Locally made art, to make a home feel truly special - Gift Cards, for your loved one to choose a piece that speaks to them
- Handmade ornaments from our neighbors at ArtMix
From all of us at the Harrison Center, we are deeply grateful for you, for making this community what it is. As the year comes to a close, we wish you a joyful holiday season filled with creativity and community. |
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