Public Art for All Grants make funding available to project partners who have the capacity and desire to address public art equity issues. Thank you to the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation for their generous support of these grants.
A collaborative project that will bring together a local artist and seniors at Still Waters Adult Day Center, many of whom are living with physical and cognitive challenges, to create an outdoor mosaic that celebrates the enduring legacy of their resilience and creativity.
“The mural project is exciting because it will be an art project that all the seniors can actively participate in along with their families, and will engage memories of the time spent creating it every time they see it.” — Still Waters Adult Day Center
The Ross Foundation’s project highlights mural art as an important community resource on Indianapolis’ Far Eastside, promoting community pride, access to public art, social cohesion, cultural expression, and neighborhood revitalization through collaboration with local residents.
“Ross Community Art Project aims to forge stronger community bonds, foster a sense of pride and ownership, and beautify the neighborhood through inclusive and collaborative art initiatives.” — The Ross Foundation
