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TOYS 2007 –Dec. 7

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What is Primary Colours?

An organization devoted to integrating visual artists and the community to create and sustain a thriving environment for the arts. Find out more.

This holiday season, remember that locally produced art makes the best gifts!

Playful Art

We’re pleased to present our holiday event, TOYS 2007. We invited 20 fantastic artists to create and exhibit a piece inspired by the theme of toys. Artists keep all the proceeds of the sale of their art. Join us for this festive and free event on Friday, December 7 from 5 to 10 p.m. in Gallery No. 2 at the Harrison Center for the Arts (1505 North Delaware St., Indianapolis). We'll be selling festive beverages and stylish merch.

Helping out Second Helpings

In the spirit of the season, we wanted to help out a group that helps so many of Indy’s needy. So, when Nora Spitznogle told us that Second Helpings always needs donations of dry pasta, we were happy to oblige. So, come on y'all, bring some dry pasta to TOYS!

Connecting with Couchfire

We recently attended a really cool art event in Columbus, Ohio, called Agora. This one-night, juried show featured 250 artists, each displaying one piece, as well as live music, video, and installation art. The group that puts on the show, the Couchfire Collective, shares our passion for art and mission to engage artists in the community. We invited two artists from the Collective to show their work in this year’s TOYS. Look for future collaborations with Couchfire and Primary Colours.

Help us this Holiday

Since we’re talking about the spirit of giving, why not give to a great, innovative Indy nonprofit arts organization? Your gift is tax deductible, and you get some cool stuff besides.

You can donate online at our Web site via PayPal. We sincerely thank those of you who have—or are about to—give to Primary Colours. We really appreciate it.

We’re always looking for fellow artists and art aficionados to help with our committees and events. Interested? Contact us today.

So, Who Won the iPod?

Congratulations to Alex Klehfoth of Lexington, Kentucky. We randomly selected his name from the pile of a hundred or so completed Art vs. Art 2007 audience surveys. Thanks everyone for the great feedback about our event.