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the indigenous leaflet ~ March
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We are dreaming of the days with bright sunny skies, fresh green grasses and blooming bulbs . . . Until that dream comes true here in Cincinnati, let's make some plans to have fun despite the chilling wintry winds!
Please join us THIS FRIDAY for the Walk on Woodburn when the whole neighborhood celebrates! We are lucky enough to have a special guest artist presenting a Trunk Show and Demo - Daniel Luck. Be sure to be here as he releases the monsters! Daniel will be sharing a ONE-DAY-ONLY collection of his one-of-a-kind hand-built vessels while he demonstrates his skills at creating these wild and delightful little beasts from 5 to 9, March 8th.
We have been extra busy receiving new arrivals of makers' collections and finding new artists to share with our fans. Four new artists have added their talents to indigenous just this month. Plans are underway for more artful events this spring including our TENTH and final artTILE exhibit.
Stop in and see what's new. As always, we are happy to help you find the right gifts or treat for yourself, seven days a week. To make it even easier for you to shop, we'll add our signature, complimentary gift packaging too!
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Walk on Woodburn ~ Friday, March 8, 5-9
Release the Monsters of Spring!
Daniel Luck Trunk Show & Demo
Please join us for our artful event on March 8th as
Daniel Luck presents a special
ONE-DAY-ONLY collection of his fresh troupe of hand-built ceramic monster vessels.
Meet the artist and see how he creates all of his fantastic beasts by hand.
From wee little goblins in the size of shot glasses to rowdy trolls that serve as planters to happy little devils or cyclops for your favorite mad brew,
there is surely a monster waiting for you!
Each is one of a kind and embodies just a glimpse of Daniel's imagination while capturing the unique personality of these (mostly) friendly creatures.
Enjoy wine and small bites and be among the first to savor sips from the new
indigenous cups featuring our gallery cat, Junipurr!
district of
East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. Get ready for the WoW ~ revelry, camaraderie, art, food, drinks, shopping, and special events at your favorite small businesses especially
indigenous . . .
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Please help us welcome
Melissa Moss to the
indigenous family of artists! Melissa is originally from Cincinnati but now calls Asheville, North Carolina home. She has a background in color psychology and is well versed in the meanings of colors and their subtle shades and tones. Working with acrylic, pen and ink, and resin, Melissa combines colors in an arresting way, creating a tinted world that is very much her own invention. Find prints on paper or wood capturing other worlds, with nature beautifully rendered.
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After more than 25 years of making these stunning bracelets, John Darlin just joined the indigenous family of artists! John joins us from New Trenton, Indiana and adds his elegant wire-wrapped bracelets to our dynamic collection. Creating a series of unique designs using 14kt gold-filled wire and sterling silver wire, John's fine craftsmanship and attention to detail is apparent in every easy-to-wear bracelet.
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Adding some more local flavor to our
indigenous family of artists is Newport, Kentucky maker,
Gracia Goldberg. Gracia adds her modern montage-style illustrations of Cincinnati and neighborhoods to our dynamic collection. Find prints and cards of Cincy, Mainstrasse, Clifton, Eden Park, and more.
"I'm Gracia and I'm a big fan of using hand lettering and digital illustration to bring more of what you love into the world. I create cards, prints, and other home and paper goods in the hope that I can share those loves with the rest of the world, and find common ground with complete strangers."
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We've been in touch with
Susan Hazel Rich for a while now and finally she has joined our
indigenous family of artists! From Kent, Ohio Susan adds her bright & cheery designs capturing fruits, veggies, botanicals and quirky, classic kitchen themes in her series of printed tea towels, cards and stationery to our offerings. Born from her skills as a graphic designer, she creates a line of designs named Hazelmade that adds creativity and an artfulness to everyday, functional items.
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Bright and shiny new collection of fused glass works from
B Skinner has arrived! While there's not much sun, they are shining bright in our glowy, snowy windows. Find all of your favorite designs in colorful birds, blooming flowers, birch forest, kissing birds, green trees and more - including the new four seasons panel and rainbow bird bowls!
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Lush, deep blue green glaze blends to matte black in this great collection of pottery from
Southgate, Kentucky created by
Ryan Durbin. Find a fine selection of wares - bowls, mugs, cups and more. The combo of gloss and matte finish makes these especially nice to handle and use!
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Avery Applegate just breezed in from Hillsboro to deliver a fresh collection of her vintage styled jewelry featuring typewriter keys and found objects. Classic initial pendants and earrings along with sweet bracelets, pins, rings, and watches. Custom orders always considered!
... and a little insight into what makes Avery tick, along with her bestie and one of our favorite customers,
Amy Sharp Schneider - a fun, mini
documentary created by one of Avery's former art students,
Shay Nartker.
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Our little gallery cat,
Junipurr, is featured on our new
indigenous cups! Thanks to the design work of
Bethany Roa and the skilled hands of
Trish McLennan, we can share a little of our June-Bug in these cute cups - perfect as wine or beer tasters or short juice glasses. According to Junipurr,
indigenous craft gallery is the cat's meow! Come see what she is purring about.
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let art be part of your nature ~
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more fresh deliveries~
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Melissa Legg-Bracken
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We look forward to sharing all of the handcrafted wonders of spring with you!
Mark your calendars for our next artful events:
April 19 ~ Walk on Woodburn with special guest, BJ McHugh of Loveworn as she unveils her spring collection in a Trunk Show of her upcycled tee shirt garments.
April 27 ~ TENTH & final
artTILE exhibit opens featuring 5 NEW tile-makers!
To know what's happening next, watch for our email newsletter, the leaflet, website, social media updates and reminders so that you know the details of artful plans and new arrivals.We truly appreciate your continued support of our artists and our small business.
We will do our best to continue to be your easy-to-shop destination with a focus on our core mission ~ to offer an all handmade, high-quality, dynamic, contemporary American craft collection, with a spotlight on works by local artists year-round.
Shop our spring selection ~ and as always, we'll include an artists' biography with each piece and our complimentary gift-packaging for any occasion - especially great for wedding gifts.
Thanks as always ~ We look forward to seeing you at indigenous!
from the whole crafty crew ~ Diane, Jenn, Kelsey, Celeste, Heather, Sunshine, Sara, Karen, Mary, Sharon & Junipurr!
~ indigenous craft gallery
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~plenty of nearby parking, 20 free spaces on Madison, 6 meters on Moorman and three public lots, along with other street parking in the area
***free parking in the lots on Walk on Woodburn nights!
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