Neighborhood organizations can apply by Jan. 4 to partner with an artist to create public art.
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How much should the city spend on the arts? Speak your mind at an Oct. 2 meeting
The Indy Arts Council is asking for $1.3 million for 2026, to fund arts organizations and artists.
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Things to do in Indianapolis during WNBA All-Star weekend 2025
Check out live music, parties, basketball art, and Indiana Fever players’ favorite restaurants.
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Share feedback on public art honoring Indy’s Black history
Markers on the Indianapolis Black Heritage & Legacy Trail will debut ahead of Juneteenth.
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Vote for new Tamika Catchings mural on Mass Ave
Indy Arts Council is inviting you to share your thoughts on a new Tamika Catchings mural.
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34 things to do in March in Indianapolis
Find your March calmness at the library, a wearable art show or a poetry slam.
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Outdoor art, and performance and green spaces coming to The Park at 16 Tech
Artists, neighbors helped develop vision for the new community space.
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Indianapolis artist showcases Burmese heritage with traffic signal box art
A newly painted traffic signal box at U.S. 31 and Edgewood Avenue has turned heads while celebrating Burmese heritage. Designer and painter Yan Yan poured 105 hours into the artwork “Our Enlightenment.”
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30 years later, Clayton Hamilton is still painting out loud
If you’ve driven north on College Avenue at 38th Street, you’ve likely seen his artwork on the retaining wall.
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Woodruff Place finds replacement statue in Germany for historic fountain
Only a dozen ‘Venus Rising from the Sea’ statues are believed to have been created.