Check out artist-designed Art & Soul posters from years past
The 2022 Program Partners
Get to know the people who made Art & Soul possible:
Keesha Dixon
Keesha is the executive director of Asante Art Institute of Indianapolis, the umbrella organization for Asante Children’s Theatre, Asante Artrepreneur Incubator, and Asante Community Connection.
D. Del Reverda-Jennings
D. is an interdisciplinary artist, activist, and and the creator, founder, and independent curator of FLAVA FRESH !, an award-winning multicultural visual art exhibition series.
Roland Smith
Roland is the president and CEO of Iibada Dance Co., a children’s African and modern dance performance company that was founded in 1989.
Rob Dixon
Rob, aka “The Musical Mayor of Indianapolis,” is a jazz saxophonist, a composer/arranger, and the artistic director of Indy Jazz Fest.
And a special thanks to:
Amiah Mims, owner of Works by Mimsy, for her design of the 2022 Art & Soul graphics.
Wildstyle Paschall, photographer and journalist, for his portraits of the 2022 Featured Artists.
Elevate Entertainment & Event Support Services, for their promotional and marketing support.
Recorded live at the Artsgarden
Last year, due to COVID-19, the 25th annual Art & Soul went virtual in partnership with WISH-TV. You can enjoy these performances any time by clicking on the link below.
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Thank you!
The 26th annual Art & Soul, made possible byLillyEndowment Inc., was presented by Indy Arts Council in partnership with:
About Art & Soul
Since 1996, Art & Soul has kicked off Black History Month in Indianapolis and helped expand the city’s awareness and appreciation of African-American art and music. It's often described as being "a Black arts family reunion each year."