The Lume debuts at Newfields on Tuesday. Guests will be able to walk through nearly 30,000 square feet of immersive digital art by Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh.

A rotted roof on an original corn crib has to be replaced before it will be converted into a storage barn for circus wagons and other items. An old office building also will be rehabilitated with heating and air-conditioning to store and archive artifacts and documents.

The Brown Box Theatre Project, a mobile performance group that delivers dramas free, to diverse audiences across the country including in central Indiana, begins its summer season.

Leah Johnson's new novel "Rise to the Sun" tackles themes of grief, joy and happy endings through the power of music.

Terre Haute and other places are slowly beginning to open back up, and all musicians and entertainers have been waiting for this since the lockdown in 2020.

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.

A controversial job posting by Newfields last February included wording many viewed as elitist and racist and led to the president's resignation. The first Black woman to lead the Newfields Board of Trustees has been elected and discusses implementing positive changes.

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

The Indiana State Museum will feature six murals as part of an exhibition by Indianapolis artists. RESPONSE: Images and Sounds of a Movement are expressions its creators hope will spur conversation about how and why last years social and racial inequity protests occurred in downtown Indianapolis.

Vincennes artist Fernando Lozano was invited by the Fort Wayne Museum of Art to create an art installation where the community can honor loved ones.