Community Calendar

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Member Organization invites you to join our in person lunch gathering with various local speakers from businesses around Northwest Indiana providing updates and information to stay connected and informed. Like minded philanthropic & volunteerism are what drives our members to practice Service Above Self.

Occasionally we attend events and take field trips. Please follow us on Facebook for updates on location changes and speaker information.

https://www.facebook.com/MerrillvilleRotaryClub

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

The Valparaiso Family YMCA is proud to present the 2025 Ringing in Spring 5k Run/Walk! Start your year off on the right foot by kicking off this year's running season with NWI’s largest springtime race for 32 years! Join us in celebrating our 32nd anniversary ringing the springtime bell, signaling the end of NWI’s cold harsh winter and the fresh start of springtime. Run through beautiful Valparaiso neighborhoods and keep an eye out on the course for bright little daffodils welcoming you into the new season. 

100% of registration proceeds benefit the Valparaiso Family YMCA Annual Campaign, providing financial scholarship assistance for programs, membership, and childcare services. Our mission is simple - To be a charitable non-profit organization that improves the quality of life in our communities through programs and services that strengthen the spirit, mind, and body for all. 

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

🌸 34th Annual Spring Luncheon 🌸
Come join us for our annual Spring Luncheon!
📅 Date: Wednesday, April 9, 2025
📍 Location: The Halls of St. George, Schererville, IN
✨ Highlights of the Day:
🍗 Delicious lunch
🎟 Basket raffles
🛍 Sale of handmade Villager items
🍷 Cash bar
🤝 A wonderful opportunity for friendship and support for the Villagers of Sharing Meadows
🎟 Tickets: $50 per person
Reservations are required by March 26, 2025.
To purchase tickets:
📞 Call our office at 219-778-2585
🌐 Visit: https://shareluncheon.givesmart.com
💌 Contact your luncheon committee member
Don’t miss this special event—secure your spot today!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Member Organization invites you to join our in person lunch gathering with various local speakers from businesses around Northwest Indiana providing updates and information to stay connected and informed. Like minded philanthropic & volunteerism are what drives our members to practice Service Above Self.

Occasionally we attend events and take field trips. Please follow us on Facebook for updates on location changes and speaker information.

https://www.facebook.com/MerrillvilleRotaryClub

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!

Roma: Art and Artifacts
by Matthew Kubik
March 1 – April 27

Opening Reception
March 1st, 3 pm - 6 pm

The Rising Phoenix Gallery is honored to present Roma: Art and Artifacts, an extraordinary exhibition by artist and architect Matthew Kubik. This captivating showcase offers a rare glimpse into over 50 years of artistic exploration and architectural study in Rome, Italy.

Kubik’s journey with Rome began as a college student, living and sketching among its ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and Baroque grandeur. His deep connection to the Eternal City continued throughout his career as a professor of architecture at Purdue University, where for more than two decades, he led educational tours through Rome, guiding students through the city’s rich history and architectural wonders. Now retired from academia, Kubik continues his passion for cultural education through his own tour company, bringing new generations of travelers to experience Rome’s artistic and historical legacy firsthand.

This exhibit highlights a lifetime of sketches, studies, and reflections on Roman art and architecture. From detailed architectural drawings capturing the timeless beauty of the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica to quick, expressive sketches of daily life in Roman piazzas, each piece offers a window into Kubik’s artistic vision and deep understanding of the city’s built environment. His work bridges the past and present, documenting Rome’s enduring influence on art, design, and human experience.

Roma: Art and Artifacts aligns perfectly with the Rising Phoenix Gallery’s mission to support and showcase both emerging and established artists, offering the community a chance to engage with art that tells a profound and personal story. Visitors will be transported to Rome through Kubik’s eyes, experiencing the city’s grandeur, texture, and ever-changing light through his masterful sketches.

This exhibit is free and open to the public during gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday, 12 PM – 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a lifetime of artistic exploration and celebrate the intersection of art, architecture, and travel with Matthew Kubik’s Roma: Art and Artifacts.

Join us for this remarkable journey—right here in Michigan City!