“Botanical bodies:” An art exhibition by Indianapolis sex workers and artists
A collaborative audio-visual ethnography with fellow sex workers.
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Liberation Flicks: U.S. bombs from Philly to Tehran
Watch short documentaries revealing how the imperial boomerang played out in recent history.
Leon Benson’s first book reviewed in academic journal
Organizer Stephen Lane reviews Leon Benson’s first book for the journal, “Postdigital Science and Education.”
Artist spotlight: Sammy Penazola
Learn about the artistic works of Sammy Penazola, who takes viewers on a visceral journey into the depths of humanity and the mind.
First Friday: Exploring the extremes with Sammy Penaloza
This exhibit takes viewers on a visceral journey into the depths of humanity and the mind.
Summer ’26 internships with the Liberation Center now closed
Intern at your Liberation Center and spend your summer advancing the people’s movements!
Women revolutionaries to inspire a new generation
In their 2nd episode for Women’s History Month, Dani and Derek bring one of the women revolutionaries they study and admire to the table, informing and, hopefully, inspiring listeners to learn from our rich legacy of united struggle.
One last evening: Closing reception for the Hispanic Cultural Hub Exhibition
Last chance to check out the Hispanic Cultural Hub’s inaugural exhibition at the gallery. See how Latin roots connect to modern art.
Artist spotlight: Hispanic Cultural Hub
The Hispanic Cultural Hub brings its first group show “Heart & Heritage” to the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
Come Play: A night of Black joy & community games
Come through and show your skills with games significant to Black American and New Afrikan culture. Kids welcome!
Roundtable discussion: Culture as a weapon
A discussion on the role of culture in the battle of ideas.
Artist spotlight: “Solstice in Spirit” by Oscar Toloza
A Salvadoran-American painter who works across various media to explore themes of the “human” and the “nature” of which we are a part.