Where’s Amy attends Carmel International Arts Festival
Amy Pauszek
Anindita Sen (Carmel) with her students of Nrityangan Kathak Academy in Carmel.
Paula Ritchey (Carmel) with jeweler Mark Grosser (Carmel).
CIAF whimsical ceramics artist Stephanie Pierson-Hutson (Fishers).
CIAF participant and artist Sylvia Gray (Westfield) pauses between her friends Michael and Linda Sullivan (Carmel).
CIAF participant and painter Randall Scott Harden (Noblesville).
Leona Sorvig (Carmel) proudly displays her new bracelet she made at the CIAF.
Future artist Kade Dawson (Carmel) displays his talent at the CIAF.
Anindita Sen (Carmel) with her students of Nrityangan Kathak Academy in Carmel.
Sota and Todd Mineart (Fishers) enjoyed food and music at the CIAF.
From left, Katherine Rizzuto (Carmel) and Naomi Fields (Carmel) enjoyed attending the CIAF.
From left, Seth, Callie, Brody and Toni Fritz (Carmel) enjoyed a family day at the CIAF.
Kim Moe (Carmel) and Tom Burek (Carmel) enjoyed the art and festivities at the CIAF.
The CIAF was a hit because of the many hard-working volunteers and committee members including Sonjia Davis (Carmel) and Gretchen Randlett (Carmel).
Rosemary and Paxton Waters (Carmel) enjoyed seeing all the artists’ work at the CIAF.
From left, CIAF board member Jon Olsen (Carmel), CIAF President Jill Gilmer (Carmel) with CIAF Executive Director Rachel Ferry (Carmel) and CIAF Vice President Josh Carr (Carmel).
The 2021 Carmel International Arts Festival was a hit, and Where’s Amy was there to soak up the sun and fun on the opening day. Artists from across the nation attended the Sept. 25-26 annual event, which included talented artists, street vendors, children’s activities, food and live entertainment. The family friendly art fair is a nonprofit. Proceeds directly support the Carmel International Arts Festival programs and services that provide community education about the arts and fund student scholarships. For more, visit carmelartsfestival.org.
