by Jennifer Uebelhack Indianapolis isn’t widely known for its music scene, compared to its Midwestern neighbors Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Nashville, but that doesn’t mean the Circle City is lacking in live music. For many […more…]
by Marion Simon Garmel The idea is to bring art back to Broad Ripple and Broad Ripple back to the artists. “We believe in public art. We believe in Broad Ripple as an enclave for […more…]
by Marion Simon Garmel The Indianapolis Art Center has a lot to celebrate in 2015. It’s the 81st anniversary of its founding as a Works Progress Administration project in 1934. It’s the 46th staging of […more…]
By Thomas P. Healy News of Michael Graves’ death March 12, 2015 in his New Jersey home at the age of 80 generated international commentary on the Indianapolis native’s influence on architecture and design. This […more…]
by Marion Garmel This is not your grandfather’s Indianapolis Museum of Art. It’s not even your father’s IMA. Once it was a three-pavilions-in-one building on a bluff overlooking the White River, with some adjacent houses […more…]
