Carmel Artomobilia
For owners of Abarth, AC, Acura, Alfa Romeo, All, All American, All British, All Italian, Allard, Alvis, AMC, Amphicar, Ariel, Armstrong Siddeley, Arnolt-Bristol, Aston Martin, Auburn, Audi, Austin, Austin-Healey, Auto Union, Avanti, Bantam, Bentley, Berkeley, Bitter, Bizzarrini, BMW, Bond, Borgward, Bricklin, Bristol, Bugatti, Buick, Cadillac, Caterham, Chaparral, Cheetah, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Cisitalia, Citroen, Connaught, Consulier, Cooper, Cord, Coyote, Crosley, Cunningham, Daewoo, DAF, Daihatsu, Daimler, Datsun, De Tomaso, Delage, Delahaye, DeLorean, DeSoto, DeTomaso, Devin, Dino, DKW, Dodge, Duesenberg, Eagle, Edsel, Elva, Facel, Factory Five, Ferrari, Fiat, Fiberfab, Ford, Frazer, Frazer-Nash, Geo, Ginetta, Glas, GMC, Goggomobil, Gordon, Gordon-Keeble, Griggs, Healey, Henry J, Hillman, Hispano-Suiza, Honda, Hot Rod & Custom, Hudson, Humber, Hyundai, Imperial, Infiniti, Innocenti, Intermeccanica, Isetta, Iso, Isotta-Fraschini, Isuzu, Jaguar, Jeep, Jensen, Jensen-Healey, Jowett, Kaiser, Kia, Kit Car & Replica, Kurtis, Lagonda, Lamborghini, Lancia, Land Rover, Lea-Francis, LeGrand, Lexus, Lincoln, Lister, Lola, Lotus, Marcos, Maserati, Matra, Mazda, McLaren, Mercedes-Benz, Mercury, Merkur, Messerschmitt, Meyers, MG, Mini, Mitsubishi, Monteverdi, Morgan, Morris, Nash, Nash-Healey, Nissan, NSU, Oldsmobile, Opel, Osca, Other, Packard, Panoz, Panther, Pegaso, Peugeot, Plymouth, Pontiac, Porsche, Range Rover, Reliant, Renault, Rolls-Royce, Rover, RUF, Saab, Sachs, Saleen, Saturn, Scion, Shelby, Simca, Singer, Smart, Studebaker, Subaru, Sunbeam, Suzuki, Tatra, Toyota, Trabant, Triumph, Tucker, Turner, TVR, Vintage Race Cars, Volkswagen, Volvo, Wartburg, Willys, Wolseley, Yamaha, Yugo cars
CARMEL ARTOMOBILIA A Celebration of Automotive Art & Design™
The Carmel Arts & Design District plays host to one of the newest and most noteworthy events in Indianapolis and surrounding areas, the Carmel Artomobilia. For 2012, Artomobilia will feature more than 250 enthusiast and collector cars across more than 26 classes, including Super Car, Exotic, Classic, Sports car, European, Domestic, Vintage and Racers, attracting nearly 15,000 visitors from Carmel and the surrounding areas.
Carmel Artomobilia focuses on display and appreciation over competition and although each of the automobiles is truly magnificent, this event is not just about cars; it’s about the art and automotive enthusiasts. The event embraces the essence automotive art and design by uniquely combining the artwork of local galleries and artists, with the presentation of significant automobiles and their iconic design. To that end, select local gallery owners commission a painting each year that features one of the most noteworthy cars presented against the canvas of the District. The artwork is completed during the course of the day, and auctioned off the following evening with proceeds going to a local charity.
Considered by many to be the highlight of the year’s events, Carmel’s Arts & Design District and the Carmel Artomobilia provides an unmatched environment for reaching one of the most desirable demographics in the state. And with nearly a half-mile of automobiles, art, retails, restaurants and vendors Arch-to-Arch, the Carmel Artomobilia promises a fun, yet sophisticated, atmosphere that features all that the District has to offer.
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Contact:
John Leonard 200 South Range Line Road, Suite 219
Carmel, IN 46032 317.313.5200
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