
411
Gallery

A Family Album
.Amanda Fruits, Hadley Fruits & Taylor Fruits.
Exhibition Dates
February 13–April 11, 2025
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​Gallery Hours
Thursday and Friday from 12:00–6:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am–2:00 pm
Public Reception | 6th St Arts Alley Event
April 3 from 5:00–7:00 pm
A Family Album presents the work of husband-and-wife photographers Amanda & Hadley Fruits and their son, mixed-media artist Taylor Fruits (33), exhibiting together for the first time at 411 Gallery. Consisting of photographs, ink drawings, and painted works, this exhibition is a unique look at one family’s creative endeavor both as individual artists and that of a cohesive unit.

411 Gallery
411 Sixth Street
Columbus, Indiana
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Gallery Hours
Thursday 12:00–6:00 pm
Friday 12:00–6:00 pm
Saturdays 10:00 am–2:00 pm
Or by appointment:
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CLOSED on major holidays
and between exhibitions.​
Previous Exhibitions:
​​50/50, A Community Art Project
December 5, 2024–January 17, 2025
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The Monster Show by Curtis Hartwell, Laurie Wright & Kevin Zeigler
September 26–November 8, 2024
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UNDERCURRENTS by Tansanee Durret, India Hines & Nandi Jordan
Guest curated by ONE DROP
June 13–August 23, 2024​​

Amanda Warner Fruits is a fine art photographer living and practicing her craft in central Indiana with her husband, two sons, and a daughter-in-law. Amanda holds a BFA in Photography from the John Herron School of Art & Design and an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art. She has exhibited broadly in solo and group exhibitions throughout the Midwest, including the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Woman Made Gallery of Chicago, New Visions Gallery of Wisconsin, and the Center for Creative Studies Detroit. Amanda is a past recipient of the Juror’s Choice Acquisition Award from the Sheldon Swope Art Museum, awarded an NEA Individual Assistance Grant from the Arts Council of Indianapolis, and was twice honored as a Hoosier Woman Artist through the office of the Indiana Lt. Governor Becky Skillman.


Hadley ‘Tad’ Fruits is an Indianapolis native, former Head of Photography at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and current photographer for Landmark Columbus Foundation since 2014. A graduate of the John Herron School of Art & Design, as well as Cranbrook Academy of Art, Hadley is a past recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts photography grant, Arts Council of Indianapolis Creative Renewal Arts Fellowship, and two Indiana Arts Commission individual artist grants. His Landmark Columbus Foundation work has been widely published in art, architecture, landscape architecture magazines, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times. The work presented at 411 Gallery consists of architecture and landscape photographs captured in his adopted “hometown” of Columbus.


Taylor Fruits is a self-taught, mixed-media artist. His love for drawing and painting began at a very early age, perhaps informally influenced by his parents' educational and professional pursuits and frequent visits to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Taylor’s childhood fascination with nature, and animals of all sorts, both real and imagined contributed to his free-form manifestation of color, line, and patterns. His insatiable energy to draw and his exploratory approach to materials continued into adulthood, utilizing any refuse or discarded surface to paint, glue, scrape, etc. as a means of artistic expression. The work presented at 411 Gallery contains selected works on paper, coffee filters, cardboard, and canvas, and may include sand, shipping labels, or other non-traditional materials.

Interested in exhibiting your work in 411 Gallery?
Here's how it works:
411 Gallery is typically booked about two years into the future and has a long list of artists who want to exhibit their work. We curate the shows with much intention, selecting artists whose work connects to an exhibition theme or something happening within the community or who we know will be a draw to the gallery.
How to be invited to exhibit:
1. Attend and participate in what we're doing
2. Plug into our local artist community
3. Create good work! (practice, adapt, practice, adapt)
Submit your work:
Email 411@artsincolumbus.org. Limit the attachment size to 10 MB.

About the Gallery
411 Gallery is a community arts gallery and cultural space for exhibitions, events, and collaborations. Managed by the Columbus Area Arts Council, 411 Gallery is located in downtown Columbus on the 6th Street Arts Alley, a creative hub at the heart of the city.
Managed by the Columbus Area Arts Council, 411 is made possible by grants from the Efroymson Family Fund, City of Columbus, Columbus Museum of Art & Design and by donations from the community.
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Community Studio
The 411 Community Studio is a flexible space for youth arts and emerging creatives to work, meet and collaborate. Made of custom plywood panels and built-in furniture, the space is meant to evolve as artists work with the community to reimagine the exhibition wall into temporary installations. The Community Studio is part of the Columbus Area Arts Council's inaugural residency project and was made possible through generous support from Heritage Fund: The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County.
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411 is made possible by the generosity of these organizations:



