As Indy’s robust events community returns to engagement AND a second wave of COVID-19 is occurring;
it is more important than ever to WEAR A MASK WHEN ATTENDING SOCIAL EVENTS!!!
Fri, Oct 23, 2020 6:00 PM – Fri, Oct 23, 2020 10:00 PM OBSERVATIONS OF THE ASTRAL PLANE – EXTENDED by Stephen Creech
Where: StorageSpace StorageSpace 121 E 34th St Indianapolis, Indiana 46205
Join us for this gallery opening.
Stephen Creech is originally from Kentucky where he studied ceramics while attending Morehead StateUniversity. After college he worked as a Production Manager at IMG_187 in Los Angeles, the Studio Technician at Eastern Kentucky University and Studio Manager at One World Art Center.
Since moving to Indianapolis in 2012, he has co-founder of Clay Week, co-founded Indy Clay Coop, and became the Director of Marketing at AMACO Brent.
This body of work explores the idea that in a reality of multiverses, each with an infinite amount of space, anything is possible. The goal is to transport the view to a world that exists but has yet to be discovered, every piece being a requiem for what humans may never reach.
Masks will be required to enter. Contact tracing, distancing and other precautions will be utilized and observed.
Event tags: Stephen Creech, art, ceramics, Storage Space
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October 23, 2020 6:00 PM
October 23, 2020 10:00 PM
America/Indianapolis
Fri, Oct 23, 2020 OBSERVATIONS OF THE ASTRAL PLANE – EXTENDED by Stephen Creech
Join us for this gallery opening.
Stephen Creech is originally from Kentucky where he studied ceramics while attending Morehead StateUniversity. After college he worked as a Production Manager at IMG_187 in Los Angeles, the Studio Technician at Eastern Kentucky University and Studio Manager at One World Art Center.
Since moving to Indianapolis in 2012, he has co-founder of Clay Week, co-founded Indy Clay Coop, and became the Director of Marketing at AMACO Brent.
This body of work explores the idea that in a reality of multiverses, each with an infinite amount of space, anything is possible. The goal is to transport the view to a world that exists but has yet to be discovered, every piece being a requiem for what humans may never reach.
Masks will be required to enter. Contact tracing, distancing and other precautions will be utilized and observed.
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