Camike Jones is the Editor-in-Chief of the Indianapolis Recorder. Born and raised in Indianapolis, Jones has a lifelong commitment to advocacy and telling stories that represent the community.
The BUTTER Fine Art Fair returned for its fifth year in Indianapolis. For three days over Labor Day weekend, the art fair exhibited works from local and national artists.
Presented by the creative agency GANGGANG, BUTTER is known as “America’s equitable art fair” with all proceeds going directly to the artists.
Check out photos from this year’s BUTTER below.
An interactive installation asks guests, “Why are you a work of art?” (Photo/Camike Jones)
Oil painter Marcus Robins poses with his work at the BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. Robins was inspired by the baroque (Photo/Camike Jones)
“Hand to God” by Ashley Nora on display at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
The Art Melanated collection at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in Indianapolis in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
The Art Melanated collection at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in Indianapolis in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
“Proton” by Israel Solomon on display at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
Artist Johnson Simon poses with a painting inspired by his grandmother and their Haitian culture at the BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
“Nanna’s Kitchen 2” by Kevin West on display at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
Artist INSERT NAME poses with a painting inspired by his grandmother and their Haitian culture. (Photo/Camike Jones)
Author Pamelo Ayo Yetunde, left, discusses her new book, “Dearly Beloved: Prince, Spirituality, & this Thing Called Life” with moderator Mariah Ivey at BUTTER Fine Art Fair on Aug. 30, 2025 in Indianapolis. (Photo/Camike Jones)
A collection of oil paintings on copper by Mario Moore on display at BUTTER Fine Art Fair in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
The fifth anniversary of the BUTTER Fine Art Fair at the Stutz building in Indianapolis in 2025. (Photo/Camike Jones)
Camike Jones is the Editor-in-Chief of the Indianapolis Recorder. Born and raised in Indianapolis, Jones has a lifelong commitment to advocacy and telling stories that represent the community.
