Please consider this not only a statement but also an invitation from Nickel Plate Arts:Nickel Plate Arts seeks to embrace each and every artist in our community. Diversity is what makes art interesting, and we want to affirm people of color and the LGTBQ community...
Here is the digital version of Nickel Plate Arts' Summer Arts Guide & Annual Review- June–October 2020. ...
During this time when much of our communities, culture, and country have ground to a halt, we'd like to provide resources and virtual experiences for you to continue to take in art from our talented area artists. Art can bring us together during times of...
The City of Noblesville and Nickel Plate Arts are partnering to continue the banner art gallery to be displayed on the downtown Noblesville street poles beginning in June. The program will showcase artwork by local artists in the Hamilton County region.The culture of art in...
COVID-19 UPDATE: Given artist, vendor, and government feedback, Nickel Plate Arts has decided to reschedule Maker Faire 2020 for August or later. We plan to go forward with a rescheduled date inclusive of health and safety measures barring a major change in the COVID-19 situation but...
12 Days of Christmas Events feature discounts, workshops This month marks the first anniversary of Nickel Plate Arts' quest to focus on artist entrepreneurship and small business development at their new location called NobleMade, and they are celebrating by doubling down on their investment this holiday...
Ghost in the Machine Alive only at night time How did I not know haiku by Christine Merchent Christine Merchent returns to Nickel Plate Arts this October to provoke our minds and delight our senses once again in the Stephenson House gallery. “Ghost in the Machine,” her latest collection,...
Living in Indiana certainly has its advantages: beautiful birds, covered bridges, picturesque sunsets and wonderful people that make our state a great place to call home. James Anderson As a juxtaposition to the “My Indiana Home” exhibit that will take shape in the Judge Stone House gallery...
How do you become a successful artist? Don't rely on luck. Successful artists can transform raw materials into something beautiful with ease, find inspiration in the most ordinary places and create works that move us to pay up. They are so lucky, right? It’s a fanciful...
Ben Jennings has always been an artist. He grew up as the “artistic one” in his family, and has been inspired to draw and create for as long as he can remember. Jennings works mostly in acrylics and considers himself a self-taught abstract expressionist. Curiously,...