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The Indy Arts Council is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for a non-matching grant of $150,000 to expand the Arts For Awareness program.

Public Art for Neighborhoods Grants pair artists with communities to collaborate on arts & culture projects that residents can enjoy and appreciate.

Madam Walker Legacy Center to play key role in expanding the reach and impact of the 29-year-old program

Artists take time to rest; gain inspiration and energy

Program to feature 100+ performances and art-making sessions over three days, with nearly 150 performers & artists.

Indy Arts Council is supporting the City of Indianapolis in their effort to combat the opioid epidemic with the launch of a new multimedia campaign, Recovery Starts with Us.

Public Art for All Grants make funding available to project partners who have the capacity and desire to address public art equity issues.

After more than five years of dedicated service, Julie Goodman has made the difficult decision to step down from her role as President and CEO of Indy Arts Council.

Public Art for Neighborhoods Grants pair artists with communities to collaborate on arts & culture projects that residents can enjoy and appreciate.

The Indy Arts Council, central Indiana’s leading arts advocacy and services agency, today announced the 2024 ARTI Award winners and performers ahead of its annual Start with Art event on Thursday, August 22 from 3-5 p.m. at the Indiana Roof Ballroom.

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced it has awarded $18,489.00 to the Indy Arts Council through the Arts Organization Support grant program. 

Four grantees have been selected for the Art for Awareness Grants to fund arts-based projects aimed at raising awareness and support for Substance Use Disorder.