Sunday, Sept. 28th, Brose Partington installed his latest kinetic work on the Monon Trail in Indianapolis,IN. After months of construction and years of planning with the City of Indianapolis, this new sculpture is now available for everyone to see and try. It's located just behind the Indianapolis Art Center next to the boat ramp.
The full photo is here.
Artist Statement:
“I'm currently building structures as parallels to patterns of natural occurrences. My work examines the subtle movements around us, and the patterns those movements create. I am trying to compare the cyclical patterns found in nature with manufactured objects, environments, and modes of transportation."

The 38th Broad Ripple Art Fair will take place May 17 and 18, 2008.
Check out the Partington booth at numbers #12 & 13. Soyong will be there will all her new ceramic art.

Established in 1971, the Broad Ripple Art Fair brings together more than 225 artists from the U.S. and Canada, booths from local cultural organizations, a children’s creative area, gourmet food courts, a beer and wine garden and live entertainment on four stages. The Art Fair takes place in ARTSPARK on the grounds of the Indianapolis Art Center annually each May. All proceeds from the Art Fair directly benefit Art Center programs. 

Soyong Partington is to speak at "Live Canvas - The World of Art and History" Conversations About Art on Friday, April 25th from 6-8pm.

Soyong studied graphic design under the famous fabric designer Jong Hwa Park and sculptor Jong Myung at Sook Myung Women's University in Seoul, Korea. She was told by her parents to study graphic design in college and not ceramics because they believed that there were too many potters in Korea. Years later Soyong finally gave into her desire to learn ceramics and started taking ceramic classes at t he Indianapolis Art Center. She participates in the Broad Ripple Art Fair and has frequent one-woman shows at various galleries throughout the Midwest.

Soyong is the head of ceramics department at the Sullivan Munce Cultural Center and teaches the popular ceramics and youth camps there. Her art is shown at well-known local galleries and her art work and jewelry is for sale at the Sullivan Munce Cultural Center Boutique.

The "Live Canvas - The World of Art and History" Conversations About Art  series is sponsored by the Sullivan Munce Cultural Center, Zionsville, Indiana. 205-255 West Hawthorne Street. 317-873-6862

"Trophy" - the collaborative installation by Brose Partington and James Darr, was held on Friday April 4th, 2008 at the corner of  State Ave. and English Ave. in Indianapolis, IN, USA. Several hundred art enthusiasts came to view this new kinetic sculpture installation. Photos of the "Trophy" event are posted here.
Click here to see the video of this sculpture. (Note: You must have the latest Macromedia Flash Plugin installed) http://www.macromedia.com/flash/

This is an artistic prank on a "grand" scale. Over 200 people gathered at Grand Central Station in New York to pull off a "frozen in place" act.  The onlooking travelers who weren't part of the act were confused and wondered what the heck was going on!
[See the video here]

Brose Partington will be showing a sculpture at the 2007 Primary Colours Toys event.  This year’s art showcase will take place at Gallery No. 2 at the Harrison Center for the Arts (1505 North Delaware St., Indianapolis) on December 7, 2007 from 5 to 10 p.m. Toys exhibits art fashioned around the theme of toys, and invited artists are free to interpret the theme as they see fit.

The following artists were invited to produce artwork:

Mike Altman	Ryan Alvis	Stan Blevins	Adam Brouillette
Lendell Ervin II	Chris Foster	Blythe Hager	Elizabeth Guipe Hall
Mike Akira Litzau	Ben Long	Kipp Normand	Brose Partington
Heidi Pearson	Brian Priest	Andy Short	Brian Short
Kelsey Smith	Charlie Spear	Dan Thompson	Sarah Zuckerman

Exhibiting artists produce one work apiece and keep all of the proceeds they receive from the sale of their art.
There is no admission fee for this free event, which coincides with the IDADA (Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association) First Friday Art Tour.

The Indianapolis Art Center invites families to celebrate the festival of Day of the Dead. This year's celebration will be on Saturday, October 27, from 3--8 pm with activities taking place throughout the months of October and November.

The Indianapolis Art Center's Outreach Department began providing Day of the Dead programming in 2000 as a response to the growing Hispanic and Latino populations in Indianapolis. Through the years the Art Center has found Day of the Dead programming to expand and bridge all communities because of a common experience shared among all people: death. [ MORE]

Local muralist, Alex Edgecombe (and his adopted pit bull, Dia) will be painting an original art piece to be unveiled at the 2nd Annual Bully March on Indianapolis Monument Circle - Sat October 27th, 2007  The piece will be raffled off with the proceeds benefiting Indy Pit Crew and Casa del Toro Bully Breed Rescue.  $1 tickets for the raffle will be available the day of the Bully March.  The winning name will be drawn and announced on November 16, 2007. More information is [HERE]