Indiana Art Association
Located in the Artists Hand Gallery at: 732 Philadelphia Street, Indiana PA 15701
Mailing Address: PO Box 448 Indiana, PA 15701 indianaartassociation.president@gmail.com
Westsylvania Open Arts Show
IAA is pleased to announce a new opportunity in conjunction with the Indiana Arts Council and Westsylvania Jazz and Blues Festival--the Westsylvania Open Arts Show! An “Open Arts” Show is exactly that–open to all artists and artisans to share their work! Your participation as an artist is greatly appreciated. The Westsylvania Open Arts Show will be a weekend pop-up exhibition in two locations--The Fox Clark Gallery and The Artists Hand Gallery. Find the guidelines and register on the Indiana Arts Council website at the link below.
IAA BOARD OFFICERS:
President: Faye Kershishnik
IndianaArtAssociation.President@gmail.com
Vice President: Sharon Boykiw
Secretary: Cindi Kordell
Treasurer: Dayas Silvis
CHAIRPERSONS:
Publicity: Pam Sagely
Programs & Classes: Faye Kershisnik
History: Angela Pinizzoto
Scholarship: Trish Dodson
Newsletter: Kevin Wolford
Membership: Jon Cooper
Exhibits: Sharon Boykiw
Youth & Education: Trish Dodson
Website & Social Networking: Beth Wheeler
Nominating: Angela Pinizzoto
Finance: Dayas Silvis
Member at Large:
William Double
Galleries
View Our Work
The Artists Hand:
Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday 9AM to 5PM
Indiana Free Library
845 Philadelphia Street
If you would like to exhibit your work, please contact the Exhibits Chair Person.
About Us
The Indiana Art Association was conceived to share the love of art and encourage and nurture growth together with other artists.
Our Mission:
The purpose of the organization is to promote interest, appreciation and participation in the arts. We aim to stimulate the artistic growth and development of our members as individual artists through encouragement, education, exhibition of work and exchange of ideas. It is our desire to motivate public interest in the arts and function as aesthetically wise consumers and citizens ourselves.
"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
-Antoine De Saint-Exupery
