A new exhibit at Newfields brings together the work of local black artists brought together through activism.

The Indianapolis-based band Queen Delphine and the Crown Jewels blends blue styles, helmed by singer Harriet Ellis – the queen herself. WFYI's Matthew Socey learned more about Queen Delphine's journey through the blues.

Sirena Huang won the 11th Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis this weekend.

The Penrod Arts Fair returns to the Newfields campus on Saturday, Sept 10. WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke with this year's chairman Ronan Johnson about what visitors can expect at the 55th annual event.

The Butter art fair returns this weekend. Visitors can view the work of over 50 Black visual artists and go on a walking tour that showcases the history of the neighborhood.

A public fundraising campaign is underway for a new mural honoring pioneering entrepreneur Madam C.J. Walker.

The band is named...Karate, Guns, and Tanning.

Addie Kosten creates catchy, electronic-infused pop music with emotional depth. But in the Indianapolis music scene, pop is a style often left in the background.

Some Indianapolis arts organizations joined forces Saturday to raise money to cover abortion-care costs, one week after lawmakers passed a near-total abortion ban in Indiana.

The Lume at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields opened a new exhibit this summer.