Paint for your life: Nasreen Khan exhibits in January
1/16: Third Thursday art opening and reception at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery!
First Fridays
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Building the foundation to fight: One year at Indy’s Liberated Center
The community created a space for fighting for the working and oppressed of Indy. This year, let’s build on that foundation!
The political narratives of Carlos Sosa and his art
Carlos Sosa’s art, like the man himself, tells stories of resistance, joy, and community.
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.
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!
Surging through summer: A month of sacrifice and celebration
Read the impressive gains our people made in July through unity, dedication, and commitment.
“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.
Springing into a summer of struggle: Center propels to new heights
In just under 72 hours, we hosted an art workshop, anti-war meeting, gallery closing reception, and a pro-choice rally—by working together.
“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.
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.