Indiana Heritage Arts 2008 Show
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2008 IHA Show and Exhibition Preps Underway
The call for entries has begun for the 30th annual Indiana Heritage Arts Exhibition and Sale coming this June. The event is one of the largest and richest art competitions in the Mid-West and is held each year at the historic Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville. The show opens with an awards reception on Friday, June 6 and then to the public on Saturday, June 7 for a two week run. Last year over 200 artists entered and winners took home over $70,000 in prize money and purchase awards. All artists must be 18 years of age or older and have a tie to Indiana. The competition is for heritage style artists following in the impressionist tradition of the early colony that began at the turn of the last century in Nashville. A major rule change this year requires that all work must be fresh and not exhibited in any other juried show. As in the past, all work must be offered for sale. A total of three pieces may be entered, but no photography or computer work is accepted. The exhibit will be held at the Brown County Art Gallery at the corner of Main Street and Artist Drive in Nashville. |
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