Events
In addition to open creative time, In Process offers optional classes and community events throughout the year.
Upcoming Classes
Join local artist Dani Pugel for an evening of color, movement, and creative exploration.
July 24th 5:30-7 pm
Using paint, squeegees, and a spirit of curiosity, participants will create vibrant abstract artwork through a process that is both surprising and accessible. This workshop invites you to let go of perfection, embrace experimentation, and discover what emerges through play.
No prior art experience is necessary. Whether you're a seasoned creative or haven't picked up a paintbrush in years, you'll leave with a unique piece of artwork and a renewed sense of creative freedom.
This workshop takes place during Beech Grove's Fourth Friday Art Walk, making it a perfect opportunity to explore local art, connect with community, and try something new.
All materials are included.
In Process workshops are designed to be beginner-friendly and process-focused. Come as you are. No artistic experience required.
Discover the magic of printmaking through one of the most accessible and rewarding techniques.
August 1 - 2-4 pm
In this hands-on workshop, artist Dani Pugel will guide participants through the process of creating original designs using styrofoam printing plates. You'll learn how to transfer images, create texture and line, apply ink, and pull multiple prints from a single design.
This workshop is ideal for beginners and anyone interested in exploring printmaking without expensive equipment or prior experience.
Participants will leave with a collection of original prints and the skills to continue experimenting at home.
All materials are included.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
No prior experience necessary.
In Process workshops are designed to be beginner-friendly and process-focused. Come as you are. No artistic experience required.
Slow down and reconnect with the creative process through the art of handmade paper.
August 29th - 4-6 pm
In this immersive workshop, artist Dani Pugel will introduce participants to the fundamentals of papermaking, from preparing pulp to forming and pressing handmade sheets. Participants will have opportunities to incorporate texture, botanicals, and other creative elements into their work while learning about the history and possibilities of this unique art form.
Because of the hands-on nature of papermaking, workshop size is intentionally limited to allow for individual guidance and ample workspace.
Participants will leave with several handmade paper creations and the knowledge needed to continue exploring the process independently.
All materials are included.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
Space is limited.
In Process workshops are designed to be beginner-friendly and process-focused. Come as you are. No artistic experience required.
Ways to Gather
Unstructured or lightly guided time for members to create alongside one another. Included in Membership
These gatherings are a chance to show up, work on your own projects, and be in community, without pressure or expectation.
Member Meet-Ups
Optional, facilitated experiences to explore new materials, techniques, and creative themes, with opportunities to learn from local artists.
Some workshops are included with membership, while others are offered at an additional cost. In Process Members receive first access to registration.
Workshops & Classes
Members have 24/7 access to the space. Drop in Day passes will be offered at designated times when the space is open for drop-in creative use.
These are pre-scheduled sessions open to the public, offering a chance to explore materials and create in a shared environment. Some sessions are open to all ages, others for 18+ only. Please see event details for specifics.
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In Process Studio is a project by Art of the Heart.
Art of the Heart has been creating therapeutic and community-based creative spaces for years. This studio grew from the desire to offer creativity outside of therapy, as a way of being, not fixing.