Artist spotlight: Nasreen Khan and Rachel Schwebach
A video series aimed at uplifting marginalized and oppressed communities by the stories behind their work.
First Fridays
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“Botanical bodies:” An art exhibition by Indianapolis sex workers and artists
A collaborative audio-visual ethnography with fellow sex workers.
IIBC opening night at the Indy Liberation Store
Celebrate the start of Indy Indie Book Crawl 2026 with an evening of music, art, and community.
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: “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.
A breakthrough year in Naptown: 2025 and your Liberation Center
In 2025, we organized over 200 events and opened our first storefront location through collaboration and community support.
Trans Day of Remembrance: In memory and motion
Bring photos, poems, and other items for our altar to honor and fight for our lives lost.
First Friday: A history of resilience with Vernon T. Bateman
“Art for exoneration: The Vernon T. Bateman” is closing out with a bang.
“Just beyond the senses:” Art for exoneration grand opening
Featuring remarks by the Exoneration Project, this group show kicks off the last phase in the struggle to free Vernon.
Art opening: Inside the creations of Machaila Gray
SegaJupiter art open coming up on Thursday, May 15 from 6 pm to 9 pm. $5-$10 donation.
Graffiti-inspired artist Jonathan Angulo opens March Third Thursday
Explore the works of local artist Jonathan Angulo on Thur., Mar. 20 at 6 PM.
The one Black artist you couldn’t meet at the “Pearl experience”
While every other artist was inside, one was forced to stand outside the Gala in the rain.