While the world has been under quarantine, many artists have used this time to reflect and create. Some have even used the pandemic as inspiration. TAF invited community members of all skill levels to share work that they created during our “Time Apart” in this exhibition.

The project garnered submissions from 48 artists in the Greater Lafayette area. Most of their submissions can be viewed below. To navigate the gallery, click on a thumbnail to view a larger image and details about each artwork.

 

Located at the heart of the Lafayette-West Lafayette Community at 638 North Street, the Wells Community Cultural Center serves as an anchor facility for the state-designated Tippecanoe Arts & Cultural District. A gift from Dr. Albert Wells to the City of Lafayette in 1926, this building served for many years as the main branch of the Tippecanoe County Public Library. Featuring three galleries, the Wells Community Cultural Center is now the hub of art resources and opportunities for the Greater Lafayette Community and North Central Indiana region. In addition to exhibition space, the Wells Building serves as multi-use cultural facility providing area artists and arts organizations with performance, rehearsal, meeting, and storage space. The purpose of the TAF Galleries is to provide opportunities for artists from north central Indiana to display their original artwork.

For More Information, Contact:

Ann Fields Monical
Chief Operating Officer, Tippecanoe Arts Federation
(765) 423-2787 or coo@tippecanoearts.org