The political narratives of Carlos Sosa and his art
Carlos Sosa’s art, like the man himself, tells stories of resistance, joy, and community.
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Here’s what community members want from Newfields’ new CEO
Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery coordinators respond in this “Mirror Indy” article.
Revolutionaries never die: Día de Muertos art build!
Keep our revolutionary heroes alive through the Center’s Día de Muertos altar!
Promoting the revolution: The works of Carlos Sosa
Our September Fourth Friday is an artist whose work makes revolution irresistible.
First Friday alert: Sahara Restaurant breaks into the art scene
Enjoy delicious Mediterranean food and view the art of up-and-coming artist Johnny Willems.
Revolutionary art: Angelita Hampton on her Frida Kahlo exhibit
Watch as Hampton guides us through her “Frida by colors” exhibit at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
Pendleton 2 in motion: Revolutionary art for Black August
On 8/23, we welcome the Pendleton 2 Defense Committee for an exhibit opening, discussion, and collective art-making session!
“Frida by colors:” A new Indianapolis tradition
Angelita Hampton is the featured artist at the inaugural exhibit in an annual series presented by Arte Mexicano en Indiana’s Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
The people’s art at Herron: The “3 by 3” exhibit
Between now and August 10, experience the collective work our community created at the Center at Herron’s “3 by 3” exhibit.
“Do you feel what I feel?” Fourth Friday with India Hines and Dai Eades
On June 28, a new exhibit poses a necessary question through captivating colors and symbols of resistance.
Jacob Church’s “Sunshine: Prologue” closing reception
See Jacob Church’s “Sunshine: Prologue” on June 22 for the exhibit’s closing reception at the Liberation Center!
“Tell me how it ends:” Workshop with Gloria Martinez Granados
Create art inspired by your immigration experiences with artist Gloria Martinez Granados on 6/21.