• Color In Motion 5k Run

  [A+E] Sports + Recreation

  Sat., May 25, 9 a.m. - Just show up wearing white and we do...

• 500 Festival Parade

  [A+E] Festivals + Parties

  Sat., May 25, 12 p.m. - Special guests for this year's parade include Olympians...

• Indiana Wind Symphony: Trumpetissimo with Alan Vizzutti

  [A+E] Classical Music

  Sat., May 25, 7:30 p.m. - Seattle-based trumpeter virtuoso Allen Vizzutti brings his technical...

• Indy 500 Snake Pit

  [A+E] Festivals + Parties, DJs + Dancing, Rock, Hip-hop

  Sun., May 26 - This crazy, raucous party opens with Gabby Love...

• Indy 500

  [A+E] Sports + Recreation

  Sun., May 26, 12 p.m. - “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” put Indianapolis on...

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  First Friday roundup for May 2013

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - May. 7, 2013]

  Our First Friday digest includes stops at Monster Gallery (to see Tripper Dungan's 3-D art), Harrison Center (for group show Homage), Gallery 924 and Litmus Gallery.

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  Review: VACANT at Old City Hall

  By Charles Fox   [Visual Arts - May. 7, 2013]

  Current and former Herron students joined together for a one-night only exhibition at the Old City Hall, setting up in galleries first constructed for the installation art pavilion TURF.

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  U.S.S. Indianapolis remembered through artwork

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - May. 7, 2013]

  Simona Frillici's installation at SpaceCamp MicroGallery commemorates the sailors on the U.S.S. Indianapolis via Xeroxed photos and blue paint.

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  Map man: Indy is Kris Komakech's gallery

  By Katherine Coplen   [Visual Arts - May. 4, 2013]

  Maps, glorious Indy city maps by local artist Kris Komakech. See his work at a show this Friday at the Indy Indie Artist Gallery.

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  We Are City: Finding the soul of Indy

  By Stacey Mickelbart   [Visual Arts - May. 1, 2013]

  Representatives of the New Orleans creative studio Civic Center wrap up We Are City residencies this Friday with a showcase for their Bureau of Manufactured History.

• Reviews

  Image Review

  Upon Further Observation at Evan Lurie

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - Apr. 25, 2013]

  Tom Leighton's amalgamated cityscapes, Nick Veasey's X-ray photos and Przemyslaw Lasak's life-size Terra cotta warrior demonstrate that the Evan Lurie Gallery is still vital.

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  Scopelitis and Stutz celebrate 20 years

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - Apr. 25, 2013]

  Artist Constance Scopelitis has worked at the Stutz since 1993, when it held its first "open studio tour." She chats with us ahead of this weekend's 20th annual Open House.

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  Review: Ai Weiwei: According to What?

  By Julianna Thibodeaux   [Visual Arts - Apr. 11, 2013]

  'Straight,' one of Ai's pieces inspired by the Sichuan earthquake, decries the age-old tendency to devalue human life in the pursuit of power and wealth.

• Features

  Feature

  Six First Friday reviews

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - Apr. 10, 2013]

  Dan offers a kaleidoscopic sampling of Indy's first Friday scene via a minimalistic smattering of words.

• Features

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  IMA director Venable fends off questions

  By Scott Shoger   [Visual Arts - Apr. 10, 2013]

  New IMA CEO Charles Venable says he was hired by the IMA board in part to balance the budget (via job cuts and increased revenue). Just don't ask who he's firing.

• Features

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  Ai Weiwei: According to What? at the IMA

  By Scott Shoger   [Visual Arts - Apr. 8, 2013]

  A retrospective of the most famous living artist on its first U.S. tour. The IMA's biggest exhibition in terms of square footage. Curator Sarah Green gives NUVO a preview.

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  Jacob Rauscher: Man, android, Platonist

  By Dan Grossman   [Visual Arts - Apr. 4, 2013]

  Inspired by his late father, Michel Foucault and Socrates, Rauscher, a multi-media artist trained at Herron, is exploring the space between reality and everyday life.

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  Live blog: The Hunt

  By Beverly Braden   [Arts + Entertainment Blog - May. 19, 2013]

  We are embarking on an adventure of epic proportions. A 24 hour scavenger hunt organized by art collective Know No Stranger.

• Arts + Entertainment Blog

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  Crosscurrents at the 2013 Stutz Open House

  By Dan Grossman   [Arts + Entertainment Blog - Apr. 30, 2013]

  With a plethora of new work on display - and vital new artists in the house - = the 20th Annual Stutz Artists Open House did not disappoint.

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  Upon Further Observation at Evan Lurie

  By Dan Grossman   [Apr. 25, 2013]

  Tom Leighton's amalgamated cityscapes, Nick Veasey's X-ray photos and Przemyslaw Lasak's life-size Terra cotta warrior demonstrate that the Evan Lurie Gallery is still vital.

• Read More

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  First Friday roundup for May 2013

  By Dan Grossman   [May. 7, 2013]

  Our First Friday digest includes stops at Monster Gallery (to see Tripper Dungan's 3-D art), Harrison Center (for group show Homage), Gallery 924 and Litmus Gallery.

• Visual Arts

  Slideshow

  Review: VACANT at Old City Hall

  By Charles Fox   [May. 7, 2013]

  Current and former Herron students joined together for a one-night only exhibition at the Old City Hall, setting up in galleries first constructed for the installation art pavilion TURF.

• Visual Arts

  U.S.S. Indianapolis remembered through artwork

  By Dan Grossman   [May. 7, 2013]

  Simona Frillici's installation at SpaceCamp MicroGallery commemorates the sailors on the U.S.S. Indianapolis via Xeroxed photos and blue paint.

• Visual Arts

  Slideshow Feature

  Map man: Indy is Kris Komakech's gallery

  By Katherine Coplen   [May. 4, 2013]

  Maps, glorious Indy city maps by local artist Kris Komakech. See his work at a show this Friday at the Indy Indie Artist Gallery.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  We Are City: Finding the soul of Indy

  By Stacey Mickelbart   [May. 1, 2013]

  Representatives of the New Orleans creative studio Civic Center wrap up We Are City residencies this Friday with a showcase for their Bureau of Manufactured History.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Scopelitis and Stutz celebrate 20 years

  By Dan Grossman   [Apr. 25, 2013]

  Artist Constance Scopelitis has worked at the Stutz since 1993, when it held its first "open studio tour." She chats with us ahead of this weekend's 20th annual Open House.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Review: Ai Weiwei: According to What?

  By Julianna Thibodeaux   [Apr. 11, 2013]

  'Straight,' one of Ai's pieces inspired by the Sichuan earthquake, decries the age-old tendency to devalue human life in the pursuit of power and wealth.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Six First Friday reviews

  By Dan Grossman   [Apr. 10, 2013]

  Dan offers a kaleidoscopic sampling of Indy's first Friday scene via a minimalistic smattering of words.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  IMA director Venable fends off questions

  By Scott Shoger   [Apr. 10, 2013]

  New IMA CEO Charles Venable says he was hired by the IMA board in part to balance the budget (via job cuts and increased revenue). Just don't ask who he's firing.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Ai Weiwei: According to What? at the IMA

  By Scott Shoger   [Apr. 8, 2013]

  A retrospective of the most famous living artist on its first U.S. tour. The IMA's biggest exhibition in terms of square footage. Curator Sarah Green gives NUVO a preview.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Jacob Rauscher: Man, android, Platonist

  By Dan Grossman   [Apr. 4, 2013]

  Inspired by his late father, Michel Foucault and Socrates, Rauscher, a multi-media artist trained at Herron, is exploring the space between reality and everyday life.

• Read More

• Visual Arts

  Slideshow

  Review: VACANT at Old City Hall

  By Charles Fox   [May. 7, 2013]

  Current and former Herron students joined together for a one-night only exhibition at the Old City Hall, setting up in galleries first constructed for the installation art pavilion TURF.

• Visual Arts

  Slideshow Feature

  Map man: Indy is Kris Komakech's gallery

  By Katherine Coplen   [May. 4, 2013]

  Maps, glorious Indy city maps by local artist Kris Komakech. See his work at a show this Friday at the Indy Indie Artist Gallery.

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