More information coming soon.

The botanically inspired paintings of Dannon Schroeder have been described as joyfully energetic and intensely dramatic expressions of the natural world by viewers, collectors and gallerists alike. These works are created with an underlying connection to the natural world through cultivation, propagation and care of botanical species by the artist.

Themes consistent within this eco-abstract style range from natural preservation and conservation to environmental growth and development. The range of color and form are expressive, exaggerated, and defy any particular reference to species. These works are painted in a multi-axis orientation that allows the owner to rotate the canvas, alter their perception of imagery and possibly discover new forms and life.

On exhibit currently at Visual Art and Design gallery. Purdue Fort Wayne campus.

**This exhibit may be unavailable to see at this time. Please contact the art office at (260) 481-6709 for accessibility.

Botanical paintings on display and available for purchase at Conjure Coffee.

From the Light of the Silvery Moon: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing will be open to the public from June 23, 2019 – August 18, 2019.

More information coming soon!

In an effort to bring our community together, Live Proud Vodka & Pure Eatery are joining forces to support the Megan S. Ott Foundation and its mission. 

We are very excited to be hosting this inaugural Pride’s Party: Community Over Cancer event at the 416 Wabash Event Center. 

Checkout the line-up! 

• Mixology contest at 8pm with some very familiar faces from around the community including: 
Chef Wendell 
Tanorria Askew 
Desmond Nochs 
• Live performance by the 31Svn Street Dance Crew at 8:45pm 
• Silent Auction and Raffle 
• Live music 
• Food Trucks 
• Dannon Schroeder w/ Circadian Fine Arts performing LIVE art. 
• VIP food and drinks provided 

So we invite you to join us and come together as a community, and show that despite the differences amongst all of us, whether it’s beliefs, gender, or even who we choose to love...that as a community, we can still come together during some of the most difficult of times. 

The proceeds from the event will benefit the Megan S. Ott Foundation. If you would like more information on the Megan S. Ott Foundation and their work throughout the community, please visit their website at www.megansottfoundation.org 

Wunderkammer Company is proud to present "Set and Setting: An Immersive Psych Installation", curated by Tobias Studios. The exhibition will open Friday, May 24, from 6-9pm. This will be the third exhibition Tobias Studios has curated at Wunderkammer Company, and it is bound to be a memorable experience.

Inspired by people, environment, and overall context of what makes a successful psychedelic experience, artists will be presenting work which is meant to redefine the viewers perception of reality.

Artists in this group exhibition include: Tobias Studios, Dan Moord, Alyssa Deck, Alec Johnson, Julia Guerin, Dannon Schroeder, and more (further details provided soon).

This juried invitational exhibit is an extension from The Contemporary Art Exchange. The exclusive event will take place in the historic Elmwood Mansion in Washington, North Carolina.

Castle Gallery Fine Art presents their 24th annual Valentines Day Invitational. Nationally recognized artists display works of fine art in various medias. More information coming soon.

Circadian Fine Arts presents a solo exhibition by native Fort Wayne Artist, Dannon Schroeder at The Dash-In eatery in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana. Works on display will include botanically inspired polygonal canvases, acrylic paintings and framed prints from February 4th through March 18th during normal business hours.

Works are available for purchase through The Dash-In with payment taken by cash or check only. Private viewings are scheduled upon request. All original artworks come with certificate of authenticity and professional installation courtesy of Circadian Fine Arts.

Artworks sold during this exhibition must remain on display for the duration of the exhibit. Contact the artist for pick up or delivery options.

The Contemporary Art Exchange presents works themed around wildlife and the natural world as a means of expression through fine artwork. Nationally recognized artists have been juried to exhibit their personal view of wildlife through various medias and expression.

This exhibition has extended to April 15th, by invitation of selected artists. Please contact the artist or gallery for more details.

New Year, New Art. Castle Gallery Fine Art introduces the 2019 exhibition year with artworks from national artists.

More information soon to come….

Castle Gallery Fine Art presents it 2018 Holiday Invitational. More information coming soon!

Dannon Schroeder exhibits expressionistic botanical paintings aside EcoArt wood sculptures at the Atrium in Fort Wayne, IN. Opening reception is Friday, October 5th, 2018 5:00-7:00 p.m. Works will be for sale and available for ownership November 2nd, 2018.

Nationally recognized artists exhibit works of seasonal transition and Autumnal affairs. Select sculptures from woodworking artist, Dannon Schroeder will be for sale through Castle Gallery Fine Art.

The Art and Earth juried exhibit attracted 144 works by 60 artists from 20 states. Juror Sonya Evanisko selected 46 works by 37 artists for the exhibit, which opens April 5, 2017 at the Berkeley Art Works, 116 North Queen Street in Martinsburg. There will be a reception Friday, April 21 from 5-7pm.

Annual Juried Exhibition features various medias from the following artists:

Adkisson, Amanda Untitled #1
Alfonso, Vince Heartful
Ambro, Adam Jeep No. 1
Bearden, Denise Joy
Blake, Susan Flow
Bogaert, Shelley Modern Family: Canadian #3
Caruso, Amelia And saw it through without exemption
Christian, Cody I Was Running Through Yr Snapchat....
Cooper, Jodie Solid Arch
Cordon, Shana Urban Collage 101
Crumley, Loggie The Watcher
Davis, Deborah Ebony
Duddy, Robert Theres NoPlace Like Home
Ellis, Gregory The Milk Drinker
Elsberg, Paul Lark ascending
Gonzales, Adelina Arabian Nights
Hansel, Leslie Distracted
Hanson, Maddie How many times
Laz, Melinda Labrynth
Madden, Paige Push
Meiklejohn, David Entropy
Miller, Zachary TRAP
Ng, Nicolas Pu Yi
Palmeri, Josh Brown is the new black II
Plastini, Johnny Into the void -- the diptych only is fine with me
Prago, Rachel Farmhouse
Schroeder, Dannon Induce
Scott, Catherine Wall Construct #62
Sexton, Brandon Homo Sacer
Starer, Noah Femur
Wasinger, Susan Things I Forgot to Say

JUROR: Ivar Zeile

A juried national exhibition of selected artworks. More information will be available soon.

Artists choose the materials and processes they work with carefully. Painters use oils, acrylics, or watercolors for specific reasons, as artists in other media choose to work with wood, metal, textiles, clay, etc. to fully express their ideas with intention. This all-media exhibition invites artists to submit artwork that best expresses why they use the media they do. Artwork may be about any theme or subject matter of the artists’ choosing.  The overall intent of this exhibition is to share innovative and exemplary works utilizing an array of processes and materials. 

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday April, 11th 6-9 p.m.

Juror: Dina Deitsch, curator of Contemporary Art at deCordave Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, MA

Water is the medium of life. We are born from water and remain mostly water until we return to dust. Water in dynamic cyclic flow forms 70% of the earth’s surface creating interconnected patterns of life in scaled interrelationships. Civilizations have flourished and evolved by harnessing the flow of water. Water has been essential for economic growth and has become a playground for fun and adventure.  We are inspired by the beauty and sublime nature of water. These days, contemporary water issues are also creating debates over conflicting interests at local and global levels. Concerns over enough clean drinking water, rising sea levels, powerful storms or droughts spurred by what most believe are climate change forces, fracking and energy needs, and transnational controls of water rights are just some of our worries.

This national juried exhibition at Hera Gallery seeks a varied perspective on contemporary views of water as an essential element. Political, social, environmental and aesthetic themes related to water in all media will be considered.

OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday March, 26th. 6-9 pm

Drainage is an EcoArt series displaying intricately crafted wood sculptures that both visually and conceptually address many of the key topics presented at the Balance-Unbalance 2015 Conference. Created within this past year, these artworks resonate with deeply rooted references to ecology, biology and sociobiology. The sculptures directly address topics such as water access and sustainability, climate change, environmental awareness and urban growth. The work has been crafted using locally salvage woods and desert foliage as well as reclaimed hardwoods.

 Selected works will be on exhibition at Water, Climate and Place, Re-Imagining Environments at the 2015 Balance/Unbalance International Conference.

The Biophilia Complex – woodwork by Dannon Schroeder

[Bio- (biological life) -philia (denoting fondness)] is the innate affinity of human beings to the nature world.  

The Biophilia Complex is an enticing array of finely crafted wood sculptures that expose the brittle and intimate connections between humankind and the natural world.  These visually stimulating wood carvings mimic biological organisms, emulate manmade objects and infuse their relationship with a deeply rooted reference to anatomy (body), dendrology (tree) and ecology (environment) providing an insight into both the beauty and misfortune of the world we have all created.