Fourth Friday: Jacob Church’s “Sunshine: Prologue”
“Sunshine,” an exhibit of paintings, drawings, and wearable pieces prompting us to overcome the alienation of capitalist society opens May 24.
“Sunshine,” an exhibit of paintings, drawings, and wearable pieces prompting us to overcome the alienation of capitalist society opens May 24.
Catch this art exhibition of women artists of Mexican and Latina heritage.
Artist 31 Woman uses art and technology to deepen relations and advance our liberation.
On 3/29 our gallery hosts GANGGANG and “Perceptions” for our first Fourth Friday art exhibit and opening!
Members of the Peace, Land, and Bread collective discuss the relationship between art and revolutionary struggle on the local, national, and global scales.
This month’s exhibit connects us to the longer history, broader terrain, and different shades of struggles via artistic products and processes.
As Newfields purges Black leadership, we celebrate the Black revolutionary tradition here and worldwide.
View the Latino Artist Mentorship Program’s new exhibit, De Aquí y De Allá, from November 24 to January 7 at Newfields.
As the established art institutions repeatedly display their racism, Alejandra Carrillo’s anti-colonial art is a breath of fresh air and inspiration.
This weekend, Arte Mexicano en Indiana will be at the National Museum of Mexican Art for their Grabadolandia Print Fair!
Build a community of cultural activism by visiting the social justice-focused gallery on First Fridays!
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art’s year highly anticipated Día de Muertos celebration is back in person