Artist finds intimacy and queerness in wrestling
“Sopa de Letras” opens at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery June 17.
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The artist must take sides: Session 5 (the road ahead)
This class looks at the rich history of artists organizing collectively to fight back, tracing how cultural workers built power as a movement.
Artist spotlight: Nasreen Khan and Rachel Schwebach
A video series aimed at uplifting marginalized and oppressed communities by the stories behind their work.
The artist must take sides: Session 4 (repression and resistance)
This class examines how the U.S. ruling class has produced, policed, and controlled art and culture to maintain power.
The Artist must take sides: Session 3
A six-class course series geared towards educating and inspiring artists to stand on the side of freedom!
“Botanical bodies:” An art exhibition by Indianapolis sex workers and artists
A collaborative audio-visual ethnography with fellow sex workers.
First Friday: Exploring the extremes with Sammy Penaloza
This exhibit takes viewers on a visceral journey into the depths of humanity and the mind.
Artist spotlight: Hispanic Cultural Hub
The Hispanic Cultural Hub brings its first group show “Heart & Heritage” to the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
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.
Heart and heritage: Hispanic Cultural Hub debuts with group show
The Hispanic Cultural Hub exhibition will feature a range of local artists highlighting the vibrant arts of the Hispanic diaspora.
Make, meet, reflect: A creative workshop with Oscar Toloza
Unleash your creativity with artist Oscar Toloza for his closing event for Solstice in Spirit.
Arte Club: A group show presented by the Indiana Mexican Latino Artists Network
An array of local Latino artists which explore the idea of what it means to be Latino.