The state can’t isolate the imagination: Vernon T. Bateman and the struggle to free them all
Bateman’s story exemplifies the often unacknowledged resistance that flourishes behind prison bars, a creativity the state cannot repress.
Indianapolis art
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.
Fourth Friday: “Whispers of Change” by 31 Woman
Artist 31 Woman uses art and technology to deepen relations and advance our liberation.
Illuminating injustice: Community celebrates Vernon T. Bateman’s murals
On Mass Ave., the first in-person event in the campaign to exonerate Bateman showcased his brilliant public artworks on display outside of The District Threatre.
Fourth Friday: GANGGANG “Perceptions”
On 3/29 our gallery hosts GANGGANG and “Perceptions” for our first Fourth Friday art exhibit and opening!
Video: Art and revolutionary politics with Iskra Books
Members of the Iskra Books collective discuss the relationship between art and revolutionary struggle on the local, national, and global scales.
“Artists against apartheid:” First Friday opening and panel
Continue building a culture of solidarity and resistance at our January First Friday event!
First Friday: “Uniting Voices for Immigrant Rights”
Build a community of cultural activism by visiting the social justice-focused gallery on First Fridays!
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