Artist Members of Fishers Arts Council

Barbara was our first artist member once we opened the program. 
She specializes in fluid artwork, jewelry, patterns, prints, and is an incredible teacher of her many skills.

After designing our home interior, I set out to create a few pieces of art for the dining room and family room walls. After creating those, it left me still inspired and I needed an outlet. So, I converted a room into my own perfect getaway and my journey into fluid art began.

I started following several artists and exploring many different painting options and settled on fluid art. I love commission art and am inspired to take that on based on your personal requirements. Contact me if you would like to schedule a commission consultation. ​

I find creating art so centering and appreciate your support and getting to know me.

Patty offers personal glass blowing demos by appointment. Located near 86th & Ditch, her studio is attached to her retail shop. Text or call Patty at 317.529.9810. Leave a message to schedule an appointment.

Impressionist Palette Knife Painter

Stephanie is currently looking for retail partners. 

"If you are a small business owner & looking for a way to bring art into your storefront, selling art prints is a great way! Please reach out if you would like more info on carrying my Wholesale art prints in your store today!"

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Contact Stephanie directly at stephaniecarignan@ymail.com​​​​​

John Dierdorf studied architecture at Ball State and is retired from a 45 year career as an Architect.  He painted off and on after college. Working in acrylics the last 15 years, he has been more focused as he developed his loose and spontaneous brushstrokes, bold colors, and impressionistic painting style.  His subject matter is primarily florals, gardens, and landscapes.

John’s upcoming Artist Showcase at the Meyer Najem Second Floor Gallery takes place in July, August, and September 2025 with a reception as part of the FAC Second Friday Gallery Hop on August 8th from 5:00pm to 7:30pm.  

Tina Mangos is an artist and educator with decades of experience in both visual art and dance.   Since retiring, she continues to run art classes for youth and ballroom dance for adults at her studio.  Tina primarily creates decorative and functional ceramic art.   She welcomes you, by appointment, to her Carmel studio (Keystone/Main).  

The intention of my art is to trigger the viewer’s imagination, free associations and memories. I hope each viewer, due to their personal experiences, gathers something unique from my creations.

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I began my acrylic exploration in 2024 at the age of 78. Yes – it can be achieved! I have sold pieces locally and have 8 pieces of my artwork in a new commercial building in Boston, MA. During September 2025, the Judge Stone House, Noblesville will be the venue for my first solo exhibition. I will be joining with 3 other artists in October through December 2025 in the Hamilton County Community Collaboration Hub, Fishers show.

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I would love to share my work with you.