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  • November's First Thursday (full listing) 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Downtown Muncie
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    New menu at 625 Taphouse The Holiday Sale at Gordy Fine Art and Framing, Co. The Madjax Art Show 5 GindhART at Madjax GindhART at Madjax GindhART at Madjax Jill Palumbo at Madjax Jill Palumbo at Madjax Jill Palumbo at Madjax Jill Palumbo at Madjax “G A P S and other acts of architecture,” Muncie Makes Lab at Madjax “G A P S and other acts of architecture,” Muncie Makes Lab at Madjax “G A P S and other acts of architecture,” Muncie Makes Lab at Madjax

    625 Taphouse
    625 S. High St.
    625 Taphouse has a new menu! They will be offering a free appetizer with the purchase of an entrée during November’s First Thursday celebration. 

    Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co. 
    224 E. Main
    Gordy Fine Art and Framing is the area’s leading source for holiday gifts that are handmade locally. These include prints, jewelry, pottery, and tree ornaments. This year we are adding readymade photo frames with easel backs that complement our new photo printing and enlargement services.  Prices mostly fall between $30 to $200. From whimsical “Funcie” signs and shirts to handcrafted mugs and plates. Paintings and prints capture Indiana’s landscapes in both traditional and contemporary styles.  Most things in the gallery are also available on our Online Store at gordyframing.com/store

    “The Holiday Shop offers great opportunities to find unique holiday gifts with a connection to the city we live in,” says Gordy owners Barbara and Carl Schafer.  “Often our customers are shopping for friends who have moved away from Muncie, or for their grown children who need something special to remember their hometown. Useful things such as mugs, bowls, and t-shirts are popular since they are used every day.”

    The show will run throughout the holiday season and new works will be continually added to replace things that are purchased and removed.

    Gordy Fine Art and Framing Company promotes talented artists and offers expert design and craftsmanship for framing and displaying treasured family possessions and works of art. We also offer photo printing and enlargement services.  Business hours: Monday through Friday, 9 am – 5:30 pm, Saturday, 9 am – 3 pm. Gordy Fine Art and Framing Company is located at 224 East Main Street, next door to Muncie Civic Theatre.  For more information, visit www.gordyframing.com or call 765-284-8422.

    Madjax Muncie
    515 E. Main St.
    Come see the artists and makers who are collectively “The Madjax ART Show FIVE!” @madjaxmuncie
    Missy Adams
    Charles Knox 
    Anna Grace Longfellow
    Morgan Eller
    Sam Bowen
    Nicholle Box Sanchez
    Kenny Johnson
    Jill Palumbo
    PLUS Larry Gindhart Music 

    Please support local artists and makers in the second floor galleries, social distancing measures will be in place and hand sanitizer and masks are the 2020 norm. 5-8pm, Second floor galleries @thenagainjen @madjaxmuncie

    The following is some additional info provided about artists featured in “The Madjax Art Show 5”:
    GindhART (Debra Gindhart)
    “The ART of #MeToo”: The movement heard around the world. We’ve all heard of women coming forward with their stories of mistreatment from men. Molestation is maturity in a moment a sort of soul murder. This problem, forbidden from conversation for so many years, stems from a variety of underlying factors at play. One in five women will be raped in her lifetime. Rape culture is prevalent in all communities worldwide. Women in power in the USA and Europe had the opportunity to spread their stories and combat the stigma of a woman standing up for herself. Just a century ago, the #MeToo movement would not have been possible.Local artist Debra Gindhart’s First Thursday exhibit “The ART of #MeToo” combines assemblage art and poetry. 

    Gindhart also created a new line of Green Glam Studio jewelry earrings, Royal Pussies. Hand knitted loop scarves are also featured. Meet the artist during First Thursday’s gallery walk. Second floor galleries, 5-8pm

    Jill Palumbo
    Jill Palumbo's Art will be set up on the second floor gallery of MADJAX from 5-8pm.  Jill will have your gifting needs covered with handmade pens, earrings, mosaics and more. Please mask up and come out to enjoy the festivities and support your local artists.

    Muncie Makes Lab will also have a show at Madjax this month!
    Muncie Makes Lab at Madjax:
    “G A P S and other acts of architecture”
    Co-curators:  Camden Hochgesang, Jesse Lindenfeld, Sam Stapleton, and Janice Shimizu

    ARCH498: Favian Cervantes, Katie Fedoronko, Camden Hochgesang, Jesse Lindenfeld, Caitlin Liskey, Sam Stapleton, Roberto Medina, Cassidy O'Hara, Dave Rivera, Veronica Rubindecelis, Barbara Willey

    This CAP elective explored the generative act of architecture through the lens of craft. Investigations took positions on technique, authorship, as well as translations between drawing and imaging, technology and craft, aesthetics and information- not necessarily in opposition but in dialogue.  Exhibit also includes new work from English 421 History of the Book (Instructors: Rai Peterson, Book Arts Collaborative with Kim Miller, Tribune Showprint) as well as students’ continued explorations. Check out ‘May’20 Instagram show’ @MuncieMakesLab, BSU Dept of Architecture. 

    Madjax North Entry Hall, 5-8pm

    Tags: first thursday, fashion, food and drink, jewelry, paper crafts, textile crafts, ceramics and glass, design, painting, drawing, exhibitions
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/6719
    Author: Natalie Phillips

Nov 8, 2020

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