We are just getting started organizing the event with the city.

Keep an eye out here for updates for 2025.

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Jury-2025

• ​Elizabeth Busey: Printmaker
  Elizabeth Busey likes to exploit the deliberate nature of printmaking and collage as a way to meditate on parts of the world that fascinate her. Daily encounters with towering billows of clouds as well as expansive topographies and microscopic illuminations are translated into detailed, rhythmic monoprint collages, and large, colorful reduction linocuts.

• Dusky Loebel: JewelerOver two decades ago, I started teaching fused glass classes at the Indianapolis Art Center, and while there the work of my colleagues inspired me to begin to learn metalsmithing. I studied for several years at the Art Center and continue to take classes and workshops both locally and online. Originally, I focused exclusively on jewelry, but over time I began to fabricate metal boxes and forge bowls and other vessels.  I have shown my work at dozens of juried art fairs in Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin and Arizona, and I juried into Indiana Artisan, an organization that promotes regional artists and craftspeople.

• Sharon Tesser: Fiber Artist
  Sharon Tesser holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Washington University in St. Louis with a specialty in illustration and studied at the Studio Art Center International in Florence, Italy for Art History and Restoration. She worked as freelance illustrator publishing pieces with the  St. Louis Post Dispatch, Little Brown and McGraw Hill.  Since 2014, she has participated in many of the best art fairs nationally with her textile mosaics winning awards and a large following.

• Glenn Woods and Keith Herbrand: Potters
  Glenn Woods and Keith Herbrand work together to create a cohesive body of decorave and funconal crystalline glazed poery. Glenn designs and creates the decorave pieces while Keith’s focus tends to be more funconal - they use the same porcelain clay and crystalline glazes.

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​Day Of Show Judges-2025
 

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Instructions: Things MAY CHANGE for 2025
We have been working hard to organize our show to make it the best year ever for you. Below are the important details - please note that we have made some changes to set up and check in with the hope that this streamlines our flow.
 

​BEFORE THE SHOW:

Check in and Set Up:
Friday August 29th 

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ARTIST PARKING:

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Important Note: City and IU regulations prohibit overnight camping in parking lots or on city streets. Fourth Street Festival will not be responsible for parking tickets.

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BOOTH REGULATIONS:

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1. ​Booth signs must be visible on the right front corner of your booth.

2. All tents must be properly weighted and secured, this will be monitored and enforced.

3. No generators or open flames allowed.

4. All merchandise and displays must be contained within your designated booth space.(i.e. no chairs, a frame signs, or print bins should extend out past the front of your booth)

5. Sidewalks behind booths must remain clear at all times for pedestrians and emergency crew access.

6. Awnings are to be up only during festival hours, 10am-6pm Sat and 10am-5pm Sun. They must be down for emergency vehicle access after show hours.

7. The artist or artists who juried into the show must be present at the festival, no exceptions.

8. Standards committee: Saturday morning individuals will be visiting and comparing your work and booth with the images you submitted in your ZAPP application.

a. Artists may only display work in the category into which they successfully juried and confirmed.

b. Reproductions cannot exceed 20% of your booth.

c. Only those artists that are accepted in the jewelry category are permitted to display and sell jewelry.