An art piece called "Blackface: Welcome to America V" critiquing President Trump was removed from a Newfields exhibit. Radford claims Newfields didn't want the art to upset funders.

The Indianapolis institution was offering weekly camps for kids of all ages. Each week focused on a different theme: fables and stories, art that moves, garden-centric creations, and so on.

The home was donated to the Indianapolis Museum of Art, now known as Newfields, by the Miller children after their parents' deaths.

December 18, 1945- June 1, 2025 It is with deep sorrow we mourn the passing of our mother and friend, Marnie Gossett of Westfield, IN on June 1.

Indiana's oldest juried art fair returns to downtown this weekend. What's happening: More than 60,000 visitors are expected to visit Indy's Herron-Morton Place neighborhood Saturday and Sunday for ...

The Cleveland Museum of Art has acquired the Giambologna sculpture Fata Morgana, a rare marble by the Italian Mannerist ...

The upcoming exhibition explores how custom software and algorithms are defining a new frontier in digital art.

Latin American Art/Arte Latinoamericano” is the Walters Art Museum’s first permanent exhibition on the area, featuring more ...

The new museum, which opens Tuesday, is the latest step in an effort to revive the nearly century-old board of trade building ...

The county’s two biggest art collectors – UC Irvine and the Orange County Museum of Art – are talking merger. Officials at UC Irvine said Tuesday, June 10, that the school and the museum ...

The Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, along with a distinguished host committee, hosted an exclusive Eid reception and gallery tours. The event brought together celebrities, prominent ...