StutzArtSpace

What is StutzArtSpace?

STUTZARTSPACE is a nonprofit visual art center on the first floor of the Stutz Business Center.

Sponsored by the Stutz Artists Association, the flex-space of 1,600 square feet has multiple uses.

Art classes and workshops of all mediums taught by Stutz artists as well as regional and national artists
A modular gallery space within the center to allow for individual exhibits that showcase members' art (100% of sales go to the artist) as well as the art of workshop instructors
Art activities that better connect artists, audiences and resources

StutzArtSpace Mission

To provide an opportunity for increased participation and engagement by Indianapolis residents in the Arts.
To create a nurturing studio environment in which any one of the 70+ Stutz artists can teach a myriad of art mediums and activities to Indianapolis residents.
To strengthen the city as a unique cultural destination by incorporating regional and national artists in the Indianapolis cultural scene and attract, statewide and nationwide, artists and visitors to Indianapolis to stay and attend the 4-5 day workshops.
Provide solid, sustainable infrastructure to support cultural tourism.

How can I be a part of StutzArtSpace?

The SAA is seeking contributions and sponsorships. These donations and sponsorships will be applied to operating expenses, partial salary for a staff person and equipment needed for the classroom and gallery. Contact the Stutz Artists Association if you wish to contribute as an individual donor or a corporate sponsor.

More StutzArtSpace Information

The STUTZARTSPACE target audience is adults and children who wish to pursue their interest in art in a non-degreed offering of classes and workshops.

The proximity of STUTZARTSPACE to downtown Indianapolis is a plus for attendees in terms of hotel accommodations, restaurants, and other cultural destinations as well as a plus to Indianapolis in terms of positive exposure to in-and-out-of-the-city attendees. The Stutz location also provides an easily accessible opportunity for the increasing numbers of downtown residents to participate in art activities.