About the Artists

Rebekah Nolan is an Indianapolis-based artist and designer. Her work spans painting, printmaking, sculpture, and installation and uses supple, exaggerated forms and abstract depictions of care to usher audiences through the discomfort of what is unknown or unrecognizable. Respected widely as Co-Founder and Creative Director of Flatland Kitchen creative studio, she’s spent 16 years collaborating with local and national musicians, chefs, and mapmakers. She studied fine art at Middle Tennessee State University and Indiana University Bloomington and has exhibited with galleries, universities, public institutions, and artist-run spaces throughout the Midwest, including in Indianapolis, Detroit, and Minneapolis.

Landon Caldwell is a multi-disciplinary artist and composer based in Indianapolis. His work explores environment, family, and class, primarily through sound, presenting immersive works that redirect attention to the present, revealing hidden layers of reality. Landon has toured extensively across the US, Canada, and Europe and regularly collaborates with artists and musicians in the Midwest and beyond. With Mark Tester, he curates and runs Medium Sound, a focal point of adventurous music in Indianapolis. His installation work has been exhibited at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, The Terminal Kyoto, the Indiana State Museum, and more.

Danielle Joy Graves is an illustration and installation artist from Indianapolis, Indiana. Her work revolves around developing characters and building worlds for them to live in, seeing the interconnectedness of fantasy and reality, her characters and herself. 

Nick Witten is an artist and educator from Indianapolis, Indiana. Witten received his BFA from Herron School of Art and Design and his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art. He has worked throughout the Midwest supporting and running artist ran spaces and institutions. Witten’s work spans across sculpture, video, and photography. Currently, he is a Visiting Lecture in Foundations at Herron School of Art and Design.

Priya Wittman received her BFA (2011) & MFA (2016) in Painting / Visual Arts from Herron School of Art & Design in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her recent textile works are informed by texture and color relationships encountered in daily life. These works capture an intersection of the mundane and the expansive and are designed to be felt throughout the body, creating an experience that is both down-to-earth and also surreal. She recently exhibited a solo body of work at Gallery 924 and has completed works for private collections.