Step onto the streets of New York City and experience one of the greatest collections of early graffiti art in City as Canvas: New York City Graffiti from the 70s & 80s.

Come stroll The Garden at Newfields and relish in the sights, fragrances, and sensations of fall.

This installation features gifts from our friends and donors to the Indianapolis community and will become a new holiday tradition at Newfields.

City as Canvas chronicles the origins of graffiti and its evolution from a creative outlet to an accepted form of art.

This exhibition features groupings of intricate artworks masterfully created from a wide array of materials.

Crazy quilts, made by women as a leisurely pursuit and used as decorative parlor throws, were extremely popular throughout the United States in the 1880s and 1890s.

As a rising star on the Paris art scene, Picasso was inspired to venture deeper into his experiments in Cubism when he met Eva Gouel in 1911.

Elegance from the East: New Insights from Old Porcelain explores the popularity and variety of Chinese porcelain objects made for export to Western consumers in the 17th and 18th centuries.

This exhibition allows guests the rare chance to view paintings from all sides.

Chemistry of Color charts the relationship between chemistry and art over a period of more than 4,500 years.

Take a docent-guided tour of the American Country Place Era home of the late Indianapolis businessman, philanthropist, and collector J.K. Lilly, Jr.

Take an hour-long tour of the beautiful gardens of the IMA Museum and the Country Estate surrounding the Lilly House.