The Art of Hope exhibit, created by Mental Health America of Northeast Indiana, joins art and mental health to raise awareness and inspire hope.

Art of Hope facilitates connection through the healing power of art. Hosted in 2025 by First Presbyterian Church, this seventh-annual event features local artists of all ages, skills, and backgrounds who use the creative process as a tool for mental and emotional well-being.

The 2025 Call for Entry is open May 1 – July 31. Please refer to the 2025 Guidelines for information about the entry process, timelines, requirements, etc.


If interested in receiving reminders for the Call for Entry deadline, fill out the Interest Form.

Questions? Email Ellerie at ebaer[at]mhanortheastindiana.org.

Art of Hope is an art exhibit featuring local artists of all ages, mediums, and backgrounds. The exhibit highlights their inspiring stories about recovery, healing, and hope.

Participating artists share works that delve into the world of mental health and related challenges. The exhibit and accompanying events encourage candid conversations, working to destigmatize mental illness, promote community, and celebrate healing.

Art of Hope will provide an opportunity for artists and visitors alike to express their mental health experiences, including trauma, obstacles to achieving mental wellness, and tools for overcoming hardship.

Purchase Art of Hope Merch on MHANI’s Redbubble shop! Designs include the general Art of Hope logo, 2023 design, and the new 2024 design. Follow this link to shop!