Sheila BeMiller’s Chessington Plaza
Some miniaturists make many creations, and some, like Sheila BeMiller, put their focus into a few large pieces. This multi-purpose townhouse was a project furnished through 30 years of collecting. Miniatures are a deeply collaborative art, as very few artists make
Come Visit Us at the Louisville Miniatures Club Show and Sale
The Louisville Miniatures Club presents their Annual Show and Sale, Saturday October 10 from 10am-4pm. The show is located at the Beargrass Christian Church Activity Building, 4100 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY. Come shop with us and find miniatures for your projects, miniatures for
Come Visit Us at the Fall Miniature Shows
Come shop with us this fall in Indianapolis, Louisville, and Columbus. Find miniatures for your projects, miniatures for future projects, and a lot of inspiration! We hope to see you there! Indianapolis September 11 & 12 at Wyndam Westfield Cambria Hotel Presented by:
Out of Many: America 250
The title of this exhibition draws from E plurbus unum—“Out of many, one”—a motto long associated with the United States. As the nation marks its 250th anniversary, Out of Many reflects on how diverse people, experiences, and histories have come
PEER MORE CLOSELY: MERIDITH MCNEAL
Peer More Closely is the American premiere of Meridith McNeal’s retrospective exhibition of paintings. Installed in three dollhouses from the Museum of Miniatures Houses (MMH) collection, the structures are transformed into a miniature contemporary art gallery showcasing her works. The bulk of the exhibition travels to the MMH from its fall 2025 run as Peer at the
King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
The Thorne Room titled "King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn" is on public display for the first time.
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Bronze Native American
Jim Pounder, Artist After graduating high school and attending college, Jim Pounder worked for a sculptor and eventually a bronze foundry in Arizona. While working in the foundry gave him the opportunity to work big, he discovered he preferred the economics
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