Along with the rebranding, the museum was also celebrating the opening of a new exhibit called “Cabinet of Curiosities,” which highlights items from the museum’s archives.

In the final gallery, visitors can see Indigenous Australian bark paintings from the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s own collection.

For Aboriginal artists, Indigenous art reinforces their culture and enables its survival. But for Americans, why see Indigenous Australian art at the Lume? According to Belinda Tate, the Melvin & Bren ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is gearing up for an exciting May, featuring a variety of race-themed events and activities in celebration of the Indy 500. As the ...

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has reopened with new renovations, offering a family-friendly experience with interactive exhibits and STEM-focused challenges, while also showcasing the ...

Explore the immersive art exhibition Connection: Land, Water, Sky featuring 100 Indigenous Australian artists at The Lume Indianapolis.

GREENFIELD — A Greenfield florist is among an elite group of floral designers to be featured at this weekend’s Art in Bloom show at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.

In 2009, the Miller family donated the home and many of its original furnishings to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Upkeep of Columbus’ architectural legacy has presented challenges — and new ...

The United States Postal Service has joined forces with the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields to unveil a new holiday stamp for 2024.

Butter’s goal of highlighting Black artists is an important starting point in an evolution away from what the Indianapolis Museum of Art once controversially referred to as the region’s “traditional, ...