“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.
Culture and Arts
Palestine, politics, and power: Finding a home in Queer Skate Indy
A PSL organizer reflects on the power of community and politics of skateboarding by participating in and organizing with Queer Skate Indy.
Pages from the struggle: Social justice poetry contest
On Friday, show up for a poetry contest and food. Vote on the best poem; top three will get a cash prize.
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.
Rock out for Hope Packages!
State Street Pub hosts a night of music, community, and solidarity to benefit Hope Packages on 7/13!
Expanding Indiana’s field of vision: Immigration and detention
On 7/17, AID presents a film screening and panel discussion on the impacts of ICE on the lives of our neighbors in Central Indiana.
The real Tarzan: A revolutionary history lesson by Vernon T. Bateman
Did you know the real Tarzan was an anti-colonial African fighter from Central Africa?
“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!