Filmed in one take and played in the reverse, this captivating and ambitious work by filmmaker Ben Russell, titled River Rites, is an exercise in what the artist called “psychedelic ethnography.”

Brett Weston was a master of black-and-white photography who used his camera to capture increasingly-abstract forms in the world around him. 

For the first time ever, Orchids will be installed in the gallery spaces at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. 

New year. Newfields. Did you make a resolution? You wanted more time for self-care—imagined indulging in culture, perusing beautiful works of art.

Filmed in one take and played in the reverse, this captivating and ambitious work by filmmaker Ben Russell, titled River Rites, is an exercise in what the artist called “psychedelic ethnography.”

For the first time ever, Orchids will be installed in the gallery spaces at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. 

This exhibition will feature the works of contemporary Japanese artist, Bidou Yamaguchi, a traditionally trained Noh mask carver who has created a body of work inspired by Old Master paintings. 

New year. Newfields. Did you make a resolution? You wanted more time for self-care—imagined indulging in culture, perusing beautiful works of art.

Return to Winterlights this November 18 through January 6. The lights will dance again on the Lilly House lawn as you amble side by side with family and friends.

Lilly House has been decked out in ways you’ve never seen during our forty seven years of decorating for the holidays.

Known for his elaborate, humorous, and flamboyant creations, Benjamin B. Green-Field (1898-1988), the creative genius behind the Bes-Ben label, designed hats using a variety of everyday objects and a wide array of unusual trimmings

What can a photography portrait tell us about a person? What can you learn from someone by asking them a single question? What can the dreams of a city’s residents tell us about the city?

Past as Present: Capturing and Archiving the Female Experienceexhibits contemporary photographic images of and by women.

Return to Winterlights this November 18 through January 6. The lights will dance again on the Lilly House lawn as you amble side by side with family and friends.

Lilly House has been decked out in ways you’ve never seen during our forty seven years of decorating for the holidays.

This exhibition highlights some of the most significant gifts of contemporary art made to the Indianapolis Museum of Art  over its 135-year history, which were donated by longtime supporters Kay Koch, and Joan and Walter Wolf

We’ve teamed up with the Italian art collective Cracking Art to welcome hundreds of animals to the Newfields campus this summer.

What can a photography portrait tell us about a person? What can you learn from someone by asking them a single question? What can the dreams of a city’s residents tell us about the city?