2020 Exhibition Catalog
View our 2020 IHA Exhibition & Sale Catalog below or download a PDF.
View our 2020 IHA Exhibition & Sale Catalog below or download a PDF.
Pat Bardes
House at Swim Beach
Lynn Bayus
Zinnias
Brown County Reflections
Jo Atkinson Belmont
Mango Salsa
Anne-Karine Bley
Indiana’s Dune Land
Jeffery R. Bottom
Glass Ball with Apples
The Mercy, at Harbor
Robert Bratton
Done Rollin’
Char Beth Brown
Song of September
Luke Buck
Back Road Winter
Big Red
Ken Bucklew
Bobcat and Mourning Cloaks
River Bend Near Gosport
Down On the River
Dan Bulleit
Winter Back Road
Sisters Time
Blue Angel
Ron Burgess
The Queens Lace
Mark Burkett
Midway Through Summer
Eastern Mountains
Susie Byerley
Winter Creek Near Grease Gravy Road
Metamorphosis
John Michael Carter
Toledo, Spain
Yellow Kimono
Sandi Cook
Mill at Spring Mill State Park
Under the Medora Covered Bridge
Mary Ann Davis
Field Cut
Steve Dawson
Shadow Creek
Down Along 45
Steve Dodge
Good Morning Viet Nam
Turtle Joe
Fred Doloresco
Fall Festival
Waterville Overlook
Stephen Edwards
Looking For Patch
Studio Window
The Room Where Hope Lived
Brad Fields
North Towards Avalon
South Towards Geist
Jodie Friend
Patch of Gold
Karen Graeser
Came Upon a Quiet Glade
Tim Greatbatch
Woodland Creek
Winter Glow
Cathy Hillegas
Autumn On Donaldson Creek
Autumn Fire
Tricia Hillenburg
Brown County Barn
Donaldson Cave Entrance
Thomas A. Himsel
And Now Rest
Patricia Hooper
Marlo
Sally Hughes
Cattails
Corrine Hull
Wildflowers
Allen Hutton
Southeast Woods
Barn Storm
Turn In
J.R. Johnson
The Courtyard
Diane Kiemeyer
Evergreens
Alan Larkin
Footbridge on the Spy Run
R. L. Lathrop
John’s Tee Pee
Wyatt LeGrand
Oak and an Acorn
Tim Lewis
The Collection
The Old Main Drag
Judith Lewis
Girl With a Yellow Hat
Ellen Lyon
Momentary Release of Tension
Ronald Mack
Quiet Time
Jeanne McLeish
Shawnee Canyon
C. W. Mundy
The Angelique, Sailing Out of Camden
Pam Newell
Spring Daffodils
Chris Newlund
Chuck Baker, Tinsmith
Gnaw Bone Creek – October
Elizabeth O’Rear
Tools of the Trade
Vandra Pentecost
Memories
Tendril
Jacqueline Phillips
Where’s the Sleigh?
Dale Popovich
Singing Winds
Rhythmic Flow of Water
Dianna Porter
Zosia
Tiny Dancer
Maggie Rapp
Ochre Pitcher and Bluebird Salt & Pepper Shakers
Todd Reifers
Monument Circle at Night
J. Rodney Reveal
Stoney Creek Farm
My Favorite Drive
Susan Ring
Water Under the Bridge
Chore Time
Thom Robinson
Brown County Summer
Summertime Beauty
Mighty Sycamore
Douglas Runyan
Gloucester Survivor
Anthony Schillaci
Global Warming
Terri Schultz
On the Fence
The Singing Cowboy
Bill Schwab
Brooklyn Bridge Sunset
David M. Seward
Pine & Elm
Dairy Barn to the North
Kerry Shaw
Remembering 1812
First Rodeo
Trail Boss
Donna Shortt
To Linger Awhile
Jerry Smith
Black Creek Valley
Harbor Glory
Miss Margaret
Stephanie Spay
Swan Lake
Glass, Pewter, and Squash
Curt Stanfield
Cold Hard Lines
Corn Stubble in Snow
Carol Strock Wasson
A New Day
Winchester Barn
Gerald Traicoff
Five Limes
Clementine and Knife
Steve Warner
Down the Road
Libby Whipple
Backyard Comfort
The Headquarters Barbershop – Plainfield, Indiana
Rick Wilson
Entering Nashville
Heavenly Glow
Dan Woodson
Winter on the Creek
Franklin County
Brown County
Thomas Woodson
Metamora
On Perkinson’s Farm
Steve’s Old Barn
Dana Wright-Wiggins
Horse, Harness and Hames
We are pleased to have Mark Ruschman judging the 2020 entries. Mark graciously agreed at the last minute after our original judge was unable to travel due to COVID19 protocols.
Mark Ruschman is Senior Curator of Art and Culture at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. His responsibilities include managing the ISMHS fine art collection, curating fine art exhibitions at the museum and historic sites, facilitating art acquisitions for the permanent collection, and traveling the state as a guest lecturer.
Ruschman earned his BA in art education from Indiana University in 1982. He was owner and director of Ruschman Art Gallery in downtown Indianapolis from 1984 until 2009. His nonprofit work includes positions with Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association (IDADA), Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (iMOCA), and Riley Area Development Corporation.
His honors include the 2017 Creative Catalyst Award given by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, 2006 NUVO Cultural Vision Award recipient as President of IDADA, and the 2003 Bob Beckman award winner for service to Riley Area Development Corporation.
We welcome Mark Ruschman and thank him for his time. Watch for our announcements of judged entries and award winners on Facebook this Friday, October 23 at 5 pm. All paintings will be available to purchase through our online gallery or by visiting the show in person.