The Annual Open House supports the Stutz Residency Program, which gives two artists per year free studio space.
It was a mishmash of high art and low art, performed before a sold-out crowd
She'll sit on the Board of Directors as well as continue to assist in the curation of the iMOCA's facility.
The Viola Concerto at the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra is the centerpiece of a dance-flavored program.
Looking for parallels in Tijuana to the growing Latinx art scene in Indianapolis.
Walking around Downtown Carmel, it's easy to see how much things have changed in the last ten years.
Local poet David Shumate reflects on the significance of Billy Colllins' work, and explains his own process as well.
If You’re Looking for Phallic Art, Pick Another First Friday
Presented by the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, this year’s Night of Vonnegut also features several other special guests and award presentations.
They had been in search of a permanent home for more than a year.
Victor Oladipo and crew reading children's books to your kids.
The sixth annaul DivaFest features eight plays written by Hoosier women.
The name of the show is A Reinvented Life.
