This Years Oasis by Heather Harper
This Year’s Oasis 12 x 13.5 x 1.5 Mounted Polaroids 2024
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Heather Harper came to Indianapolis for a solo artist residency at the Harrison Center during the Winter of 2019. Through Harrison Center connections, she also participated in a residency with the Art for Change Foundation in Delhi, India just before Covid-19 shut the world down in March of 2020. Heather decided to move to Indianapolis permanently in April of 2020, and has been delighted with the art world in Indianapolis ever since. Having just recently moved to Bates-Hendricks in March of 2025, she is so excited to be a part of the neighborhood and community and is so thankful for this opportunity with the Neighbors Gallery! Heather’s photography is focused on light and color as she seeks to make connections through experiences and memories in a way that can create meaning for others.”
This Year’s Oasis 12 x 13.5 x 1.5 Mounted Polaroids 2024
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Heather Harper came to Indianapolis for a solo artist residency at the Harrison Center during the Winter of 2019. Through Harrison Center connections, she also participated in a residency with the Art for Change Foundation in Delhi, India just before Covid-19 shut the world down in March of 2020. Heather decided to move to Indianapolis permanently in April of 2020, and has been delighted with the art world in Indianapolis ever since. Having just recently moved to Bates-Hendricks in March of 2025, she is so excited to be a part of the neighborhood and community and is so thankful for this opportunity with the Neighbors Gallery! Heather’s photography is focused on light and color as she seeks to make connections through experiences and memories in a way that can create meaning for others.”
This Year’s Oasis 12 x 13.5 x 1.5 Mounted Polaroids 2024
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Heather Harper came to Indianapolis for a solo artist residency at the Harrison Center during the Winter of 2019. Through Harrison Center connections, she also participated in a residency with the Art for Change Foundation in Delhi, India just before Covid-19 shut the world down in March of 2020. Heather decided to move to Indianapolis permanently in April of 2020, and has been delighted with the art world in Indianapolis ever since. Having just recently moved to Bates-Hendricks in March of 2025, she is so excited to be a part of the neighborhood and community and is so thankful for this opportunity with the Neighbors Gallery! Heather’s photography is focused on light and color as she seeks to make connections through experiences and memories in a way that can create meaning for others.”