The #IndyKeepsCreating Series aims to reconnect residents with many arts experiences that have been missing during the pandemic.

Visitors traveling through the Indianapolis International Airport can experience Hoosier landscapes and wildlife through a new photography exhibit.

Applications for Keep Indy Creating grants are open through Aug. 22. Among the opportunities are Artist Restart Grants intended to help artists restart their careers, and grants to address mental health and wellness.

The Arts Council of Indianapolis is asking for the communitys help finding public art throughout Indianapolis.

Nearly 600 artists, musicians, dancers and other creative professionals have turned downtown Indianapolis into a sidewalk art gallery and cultural festival.

To celebrate Jill Ditmire's work and investment in our community, Arts Council of Indianapolis Vice President of Artist Services and Engagement Shannon Linker, WFYI Vice President of Production Clayton Taylor, and WFYI Reporter Taylor Bennett met virtually to remember our friend and colleague.

WFYI's Jill Ditmire spoke with Danicia Malone, urban planner and founding member of Blackspace Indianapolis, the group partnering with the Arts Council of Indianapolis to present four programs.

Dozens of local artists are working with Indianapolis neighborhoods to create unique pieces of public art. Its part of the Art and Seek project, supported by Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and The Arts Council of Indianapolis.

WFYI's Jill Ditmire spoke with Arts Council Executive Director Julie Goodman about the fund and how it can help individuals and organizations.

A survey by the Arts Council of Indianapolis shows 95 percent of area creatives are struggling financially, and two-thirds of nonprofits report significant financial loss.