Their artworks discuss Alligator Alcatraz, the Arab diaspora, the war in Ukraine and maternal suffering.
Author Archives: Dan Grossman
Dan Grossman taught composition at Marian University in Indianapolis, and worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa, 1992-94. He has also served as managing editor and arts editor for NUVO, an alternative weekly and online publication covering the Greater Indy area. A friend of John Clark’s, he has been a frequent contributor to pLopLop.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park reopened with expanded memorial
The park updates honor the 58th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination and Robert F. Kennedy’s speech.
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Iran and the U.S. are at war. Something more wholesome is happening at the IRT
“English,” a play about making connections while learning the language in Iran, is running now through April 4.
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Latina pride, glow paints and K-pop-meets-Afropop fashion
Here’s a taste of what you can see during First Friday at Factory Arts District Feb. 6.
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Indy Dance Film Fest reflects the dreams of local dancers and filmmakers
The Jan. 27 event will highlight nine short dance films, including four from the Indianapolis area.
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Reflect on renewal and recovery with new art at the Harrison Center
A fractured pelvis, a garden at night and photos from the bus — these local artists invite you to find hope in everyday sights and emotions.
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Resurrection Mixtape brings together the music of Mahler, Biggie and Tupac
Oreo Jones will perform with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in a remix of classical music and hip-hop legends.
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An art project 150 years in the making
Janet Fry’s great-great-grandmother’s journal from 1875 is the subject of a new exhibition at Storage Space Gallery.
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Black Lives Matter mural artists produce new exhibit
The group show ‘Around the Corner: We Outside’ opens Friday, June 6, at Factory Arts.
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An artist painted too much, so he’s having a sale
John Clark, creator of the legendary pLopLop zine, will sell decades of art and memorabilia at Storage Space Gallery.