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'Signature look' makes artist's work more visible
Planning on going to the Broad Ripple Art Fair? Click here for for information on tickets, parking, shuttle services as well as a grounds map ...
Faces: BRAF participant Kyle Crossland
Planning on going to the Broad Ripple Art Fair? Click here for for information on tickets, parking, shuttle services as well as a grounds map ...
Traveling exhibits are often a collaborative affair for museum curators
Almost since the day someone decided to put a bunch of paintings and sculptures in one place and call it a museum, these institutions have ...
Culture Club: the week's top arts and culture events
1. 'Our Dad is in Atlantis' 7 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through June 8; Phoenix Theatre, 749 N. Park ...
Allotropy mixes art, music
Allotropy (pronounced uh-LAH-truh-pe) is the phenomenon of an element existing in two or more physical forms. But it is also the name of an event, ...
NEA rebounds with grants that benefit Indiana arts
Once the centerpiece for the "culture wars" of the 1980s and early '90s, the National Endowment for the Arts has pumped millions of dollars into ...
Dizzy dames dominate
In one of those strange coincidences that only seem to happen onstage, each of two productions opening in Indianapolis on Friday, May 2, features three ...
Indy faces: iMOCA board member Mark Palmenter
He looks impeccable, what with the smart gray slacks and the fitted zip-up sweater, the thin black frames and pointed black shoes, his spiked hair ...
Culture Club: the week's top arts and culture events
1. Indianapolis International Film Festival Various times, April 23-May 3, $10 per show (prices for special events vary; package deals available), Keystone Art Cinema, 8702 ...
The Eiteljorg presents many aspects of Yosemite Park in art
At nearly 1,200 square miles, Yosemite National Park im- presses with its beauty and grandeur. But among those peaks and valleys lies a history shaped ...
Professionals see line between commercial and fine art blurring
Ed Norman graduated from a prestigious art school. In his home studio on the Near Eastside, he creates vibrant visual designs and collages. In his ...
Free Indy exhibits to broaden your cultural perspectives
Spring's long-anticipated arrival means fresh air, fresh flowers -- and, if you take advantage of the local arts scene, fresh thoughts. Broaden your cultural perspectives ...
Adventure: Painting the figure
Certain artists have always amazed me with their annoying, cloying pretentiousness, their false bravado, derring-do and ever-so-precious fashion ensembles, and the way they explain their ...
Indy Faces: Artist Forrest Formsma
Karen Land likes to think of the images in Friday night's opening exhibition at the StutzArtSpace gallery as tiny windows into a set of artistic ...
Q&A: Valerie Eickmeier, Dean of Herron School of Art and Design
Valerie Eickmeier is sitting pretty, in part because she has one of the best views in town. Her second- floor office in the Herron School ...
Get facts about artistic artifacts from other cultures
As the world becomes more accessible, options for acquiring global-themed art and decorative objects expand. Consumer interest in art and collectibles from Africa, Asia, the ...
Q&A: Eiteljorg Curator Jennifer Complo McNutt
Jennifer Complo McNutt has been with the Eiteljorg Museum since 1991, two years after it opened. She started as an education assistant and eventually became ...
Indiana Art Fair and other events enliven the winter cultural scene
Tired of looking outside and seeing nothing but gray: gray trees, gray sky, gray ground? Shake up your sense of sight with a visit to ...
Culture Club: the week's top arts and culture events
1. "Harlem Goes West: The Black Cowboy in Western Films" May 24-June 27; Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W. Washington St.; $8 adults; www.eiteljorg.org Histories of the ...