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NBA All-Star visitors see the light of art installations – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

NBA All-Star visitors see the light of art installations – Indianapolis Business Journal

Video projections on downtown buildings are captivating basketball fans visiting Indianapolis for NBA All-Star Weekend.

Source: ibj.com
Recorder Rewind: The best of Indy's arts in 2023 - Indianapolis Recorder - Vimarsana News

Recorder Rewind: The best of Indy's arts in 2023 - Indianapolis Recorder

Here are just a few things we want to highlight as 2023 comes to a close.

Goodbyes to murals can be hard, even if the art wasn't made to last – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Goodbyes to murals can be hard, even if the art wasn't made to last – Indianapolis Business Journal

Public art stakeholders said it’s not ideal to paint over a revered mural without notice.

Source: ibj.com
Henley Literary Festival 2023: Win tickets to author talks and a hotel stay - Vimarsana News

Henley Literary Festival 2023: Win tickets to author talks and a hotel stay

Authors and public figures including Theresa May, Sebastian Faulks and Robert Peston will be appearing at the event in Henley-on-Thames

Source: yahoo.com
Why the social and economic impact of arts on Indy matters - Vimarsana News

Why the social and economic impact of arts on Indy matters

The Indy Arts Council announced during its annual Start with Art fundraiser that the nonprofit art scene in Indianapolis alone has an economic impact of approximately $440 million annually. From Naptown African American Theatre Collective to Indy Dance Council to GANGGANG, Indianapolis art scene shows no sign of slowing down, said Julie Goodman, president and CEO of the Indy Arts Council.

Source: wfyi.org