Indiana Artist - Beth Clary Schwier
Expressionist, IMPRESSIONIST
Award-winning artist, Beth Clary Schwier, hails from Peru, Indiana, where she performed with the Peru Circus from age 9 until she moved to Muncie, IN, to study Theatre at Ball State University.
Beth is a wife and mother of six children, and two sweet grand babies. A former actress and model, she began seriously studying art in 2012, entering her first juried show in early 2014. Throughout 2012-2015, she studied with renowned Indiana artist, Charles Warren (C.W.) Mundy. Shortly after opening her Indianapolis studio inside the iconic Stutz Building in 2015, she was discovered by design scouts for the national HGTV series Good Bones, filmed in Indianapolis. Beth now operates her own gallery in Historic Irvington, just minutes east of downtown Indianapolis.
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I am an abstract expressionist that loves to use thick paint and bold colors
Beth Clary Schwier
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PATTERN Indy
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Fine Art Connoisseur
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Fine Art Connoisseur
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INdiana Artist Features
"The Milan Miracle Series"
Pacers Sports & Entertainment and the Arts Council of Indianapolis Collaboration
October 2022
Indy Eleven Soccer Team
Indy Eleven Soccer Team
INdiana Artist Features
"Sunset of Indy Eleven Through Drew's Eyes"
Presented as a gift to team owner, Ersal Ozdemir, in appreciation of the tribute the team gave in honor of my son, Drew, the "#1 Fan and Friend of the Team."
beth's Br0od
Indy Eleven Soccer Team
Drew Schwier
Circa, 2011
Drew, Jackson, Daisy, Lilly, Tucker, Ezra
Sentimental Family Works
Boone
Our beloved family dog
Lilly on the Beach
Family vacation at our favorite Florida Beach
* Painted this upside down to keep my eye focused on the shapes, colors, and values
Lilly on the Beach
2nd in the series
Ezra's Barn
Originated from a photograph Beth's son, Ezra, took of the barn behind their family farmhouse
Happy Together
Painted on site at the family home in New Palestine - A familiar scene on summer days