Check out artist William Denton Ray’s The Limelighter, a new installation in the light box on Mass Ave from the Arts Council of Indianapolis  

See the latest mural in the Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations series at the new Arts Council of Indianapolis office, 924 N. Pennyslvania.   

Check out artist Darlene Delbecq’s Bird, a new installation in the light box on Mass Ave from the Arts Council of Indianapolis  

George Rickey: An Evolution highlights the career of the internationally recognized Indiana native.

Great Ideas finalist, Tom Torleumke, lit the way December 4, 2008 with luminaries in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park.   

This major and permanent public art sculpture titled “The Tent” is the Festival’s gift to the community and pays tribute to community and volunteer spirit during the Festival’s first 50 impactful years.   

New Downtown Picture Window comes to 2 N. Meridian Street  

New “fashionable” site-specific art installations are coming to three downtown Indianapolis office building windows as part of the Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations public art project from the Arts Council of Indianapolis.   

“Iceberg” is a mural located at 2301 Winthrop Avenue on the side of the Stone and Rhodes Trucking service garage, and can be viewed while traveling along the Monon Trail Greenway.   

Dylan Mortimer, Ray Katz, Artur Silva and Leslie Baker to exhibit work along Mass Ave as part of Public Art Rotating Sculpture Program.  

Jeff Martin's Great Idea, Urban Silos, will be unveiled July 31st at 6pm as a community event with food, drink and music.   

In an effort to engage a large percentage of their employees in a major beautification project, Eli Lilly and Company has formed a partnership with Keep Indianapolis Beautiful to make a major impact on the city of Indianapolis.   

Inspired by the volume of poems by Walt Whitman, Brian Ferriby’s new sculpture, Leaves of Grass II, stands approximately 14 feet tall and is constructed of bright red painted steal.   

Located at Partners in Housing at 2811 E. 10th Street, a new mural has been created and installed by artist Matt Eickoff to create a space for bus riders to mingle and gather next to.   

Located on the White River State Park Pedestrian Bridge until 2010, this public art project uses downtown Indianapolis as a backdrop and has relevance with regard to the city’s redevelopment and construction projects.  

Five windows in downtown office buildings have received site specific art installations from Herron School of Art and Design senior photography students as part of the ongoing “Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations” project from the Arts Council of Indianapolis.   

From now on, there will always be dancing in the streets in Indianapolis. Or at least dancing at the intersection of Mass Ave, Alabama Street and Vermont Street.  

Installation created by local artist, nationally recognized illustrator.  

Newly created sculptures mark largest urban exhibition of artist’s career   

Eleven IndyGo bus shelters will receive artistic transformations beginning October 1, 2007, courtesy of a Public Art Indianapolis project featuring the work of local artist Audrey Barcio.  

Three bronze sculptures from the wildly popular Tom Otterness in Indianapolis 2005 public art exhibition returned to Indianapolis and were dedicated at a public event at the west plaza of the Indiana Convention Center.   

4 Chase windows, 1 CVS window, 1 Scottrade window and 2 at Merchants Garage have received artist makeovers courtesy of a public art program entitled Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations.  

A new mural, courtesy of Picture Windows: Urban Interprations, brightens the 10 East Main Street District.  

Four windows in the Chase Building downtown have received artistic makeovers courtesy of an ongoing public art project entitled “Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations.”   

Indianapolis Hosts Artists' Largest Public Art Exhibition on Display through September 28th.  

Public art in the form of a cardinals resting along a guardrail, a circular canoe that glows at night, and an artist's mailboxes that are now accepting your comments about truths and lies line Mass Avenue.   

Douglas David, "Ebb and Flow" exterior house paint on board, 2006 located at the Consolidated Building on N. Pennsylvania  

Created by local artist Artur Silva, the work "Unquestionable Doubt" is located at 2 N. Meridian in the Scottrade office.  

A recent piece by Truman Lowe, Water Wispers, can be found at the Eiteljorg Museum, in the Christel DeHaan Family Terrace.   

The Herron Gallery hosts its first Sculpture Biennial Invitational Exhibition to showcase the work of 15 artists, each represented by a single work. Tour Herron's sculpture gardens to see the work of participating artists Katrin Asbury, David Bellamy, Barbara Cooper, Wim Delvoye, Casey Eskridge, James Wille Faust, Don Gummer, Greg Hull, Edward Mayer, Arny Nadler, Eric Nordgulen, Tom Otterness, John Ruppert, Tom Sachs and Judith Shea.   

Indianapolis gains an artistic gateway to the Southside.  

College Avenue now boasts a wonderful new gateway welcoming visitors to one of Indianapolis’ unique cultural districts. Indianapolis artist and northeast side resident Tim Ryan’s piece Implication of Three now sits at the intersection of College Avenue and 67th Street in Broad Ripple Village.   

Stakeholders in the Fountain Square Cultural District recently completed a new gateway project located at the southwest corner of Virginia Avenue and Leonard Street just south of the Virginia Avenue interstate overpass.  

On Monday, May 2, 2005 a 20 foot vibrantly colored, aluminum sculpture designed by local artist and Herron alumnus, James Willie Faust, arrived at Herron School of Art and Design for installation.   

With the goal of "bringing art outside the traditional context of museums and galleries", Public Art Indianapolis introduces "Brickhead 3"; a massive 7' high, eight thousand pound ceramic head with an interactive sound component that is activated as the viewer approaches the piece.  

The Canal and White River State Park Cultural District announces completion of artist designed gateway   

Local Artists Bring Their Vision to Urban Windows. For many artists, an empty window is a blank canvas. Witness five empty downtown windows transformed by local artists through site-specific art installations.   

“Untitled” (For Jeff) A remarkable work of public art will appear in a variety of locations throughout Indianapolis in celebration of the re-opening of the IMA’s Contemporary Art Galleries. Visit http://fgtblog.ima-digital.org/ to participate in the virtual community discussion and stop by the Indianapolis Artsgarden to pick up a free brochure. (All Images are copyrighted to the Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation, courtesy of the Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York.)  

This project is intended to provide historical information and encourage the formation of associations between individuals and the surroundings in which they work and live, as well as furthering the aesthetic environment of the City of Indianapolis.   

The goal of Speak/Spoken is to create an ongoing and evolving database of video images of the people of Indianapolis and Indiana. The project provides them with an opportunity to express their ideas and thoughts about the world they inhabit and displays those images in the public realm.