Fine Arts - Indianapolis

A community art space for both Indianapolis & Ivy Tech Fine Arts Department.

"Tube Factory is a hybrid between an art museum and community center. Tube Factory is open to everyone as a public place for culture, community, and creativity and features four contemporary art exhibition galleries as well as areas for people to get together. It’s also home base for Big Car Collaborative’s work across Indianapolis and elsewhere."

"The Harrison Center is a force for equitable cultural development in Indianapolis and an advocate for community arts, education, and inclusive programming. We are a 65,000-square-foot, three-story historic building located on 16th and Delaware Streets on the near northside of Indianapolis, committed to addressing community problems with cultural solutions: art, music, education, and grassroots activism. We cultivate emerging art patrons by fostering accessible gallery experiences so everyone can participate."

"Gallery 924 is a non-profit gallery space that exhibits the work of central Indiana contemporary artists and brings arts lovers together for exhibitions, First Friday openings, and special programs... Gallery 924 (Nine. Two. Four) shows contemporary work by artists with a strong connection to central Indiana. Past exhibited artwork has included a wide range of medium and subject matter, including 2D, 3D, digital, sound, light, interactive, performance, and more. We welcome new ideas."

Home page for the Fine Arts program at Ivy Tech Indianapolis.

"Herron School of Art and Design is the premier accredited art, design, and music school in the state of Indiana."

"NDY ARTS COUNCIL advocates for community funding and support necessary for a thriving arts scene. We are constantly pursuing and promoting ideas and programs to serve artists, arts organizations, and the community. And we connect artists, audiences, businesses, foundations, and organizations with opportunities to explore and expand central Indiana’s creative vitality.

Indy Arts Council owns and operates two performance and exhibition spaces, the Indianapolis Artsgarden and Gallery 924.

Our online initiative Explore Indy Arts provides a comprehensive arts calendar featuring thousands of events, performances, and exhibitions throughout central Indiana."

"As a nonprofit art and design organization, Big Car Collaborative utilizes tools of culture and creativity to build community and social cohesion — helping connect people as a way to boost quality of life. Formed in 2004 and based in Indianapolis, Indiana USA, we also work in other communities and collaborate with artists from around the world."