A dozen artists at the Harrison Center explore the mix of art and science in works inspired by the book Frankenstein.

WFYI's Jill Ditmire speaks with local resident and commercial illustrator Penelope Dullaghan about the symbol pins she created for the Women's March and the creative process behind the designs.

Inocente Izucar used art to overcome a childhood that included violence and homelessness.

Retired mathematics professor John Simms has a passion for art. From the wilderness of his Brown County home, he travels often to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. WFYI's Leigh DeNoon toured the IMA recently with Simms and provides this slideshow.

A group of Ball State University graduate students in the Center for Emerging Media Design and Development is taking a new look at gender - with mannequins, clothing and signs.

A new art show features work from 10 local artists - but the most compelling work may be from eight elementary school students working with nothing but a camera and their creativity.

Doris Myers has made a life -- and lifetime -- of art. At 93, she's one of Indiana's oldest working artists.

An art exhibit helps shed light on the issue that is often ignored and the proceeds help victims in Indianapolis.