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Author Archives: Jennifer Delgadillo
Alma Mater: Herron School of Art + Design, Butler University
As Mirror Indy's arts and culture editor, I work with creative storytellers and journalists to show our city's scenes, artists, cultural institutions and all the cool things to do.
I’m a Mexican-American writer and artist living on the near east side of Indianapolis. My arts writing and illustration have appeared in Booth, NUVO and Sky Blue Window. My work has also appeared in PATTERN Magazine, ASYMMETRY and ABSTRACT by PRINTtEXT, Classical Music Indy’s NOTE Magazine and The Indiana Review.
When I'm not at work, I'm usually reading or writing literary fiction. And if I'm not doing that, then I'm visiting fun places and making new friends, or laughing with my husband and two cats at our home in the Near Eastside of Indy.
I joined the Mirror Indy Team because I love storytelling and want to uplift the very best, most interesting voices and events happening in our community.
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10 art exhibits to see in Indianapolis this fall
Beyond the Alicia Keys & Swizz Beatz exhibit at Newfields, check out these other very good local shows.
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Indy’s Global Village’s upcoming events have been postponed or cancelled
The reason is “due to having to move from their current location.”
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‘Education Like the Sea,’ a poem by David Strange
Some fresh words to usher you back to school.
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Indianapolis is a hotbed for old music
Our Q&A with a viola da gamba musician about the International Baroque Competition happening on July 12.
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GANGGANG announces first executive director since founding in 2020
Lesley Gordon previously served in leadership roles at IndyGo and Black Onyx Management.
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57 things to do in June
Indy Pride, Juneteenth, Summer Solstice and Father’s Day. Plus, the Woodruff Place Flea Market, free movies and game nights, and family-friendly things to do outside.
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See art by Central American artists at ‘Cuentos del Centro’
The new exhibition at the Central Library highlights artists from El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
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Herbalism and food: New art show explores passed-down knowledge
Sheila Clemente-Zoto’s photos and prints are on display May 1-15 at Aurora PhotoCenter.
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Día del Niño to support childhood literacy April 25
Las familias podrán participar en manualidades, juegos y actividades en el evento que se celebrará el 25 de abril en la Biblioteca Pública de West Perry.
