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Building community through the arts, and the Hoosier women doing the work

It’s no secret that women have always played an important role in the arts — both as working artists and behind the scenes in...

Indy gears up for Final Four with SWISH Arts Festival, features local talent, free events

As the city prepares to host the NCAA Men's Final Four and HBCU All-Star Game, organizers unveiled the full schedule and artist lineup for...

Where to experience free public art in Indianapolis

Indianapolis’s art museums and galleries have a lot to offer Hoosiers, but what about the art you can see for free? From public installations, outdoor...

Best of Black arts and culture 2025

It’s time to acknowledge just how big a year 2025 was for arts and culture in Indianapolis.  Black Hoosier artists and arts organizations celebrated milestones,...

2025 ARTI Award winners announced at Start with Art  

The Indy Arts Council announced this year’s round of ARTI Award winners during the 2025 Start with Art Celebration.  The 38th annual banquet, which is...

Indy Arts Council released its 5-year strategic planĀ 

Indy Arts Council's five-year strategic plan is a ā€œcollaborative roadmapā€ to making the city a daily destination for accessible arts and culture.  Indy Arts Council...

Hoosier artist selected to create Tamika Catchings mural

Nate Baranowski of South Bend, Indiana, will create a new portrait mural of Naismith Hall of Famer and community icon Tamika Catchings.  The Indy Arts...

More than 100 nonprofits received funding from the 2025 Annual Grants Program

The 2025 City of Indianapolis Annual Grants Program invested nearly $2 million into the nonprofit arts sector.  On May 6, The Indy Arts Council and...

Community input requested for Tamika Catchings’ Mural

Public surveys are now open to select a muralist for Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings’ mural on Massachusetts Avenue. The mural honoring Catchings, a Naismith...

The Indy Arts Council’s new president and CEO is Deputy Mayor Judith Thomas

Judith B. Thomas is excited to serve as the new president and CEO of the Indy Arts Council. The Indy Arts Council announced the decision...
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