The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art

The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art is now open featuring contemporary pieces from the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Japanese and Korean Art Reinstallation

Immerse yourself amongst Japanese and Korean art treasures while learning about cultural interactions and influences and the importance of tradition and family lineage to artistic production.  Ponder technical and stylistic innovations while examining contemporary and centuries-old artworks side by side.

Building a Beloved Community

WE ARE INDY ARTS collective is comprised of a unique assembly of visual artists, each contributing their unique talents as the catalyst for establishing an avant-garde art organization.

The Clowes Pavilion Reimagined

The Indianapolis Museum of Art welcomes visitors to the Clowes Pavilion, newly reimagined after a multi-year renovation, 50 years after its inaugural opening date.

Embodied: Human Figures in Art 

This exhibition features works from four continents that span nearly 4,000 years, and through themes including power, beauty, identity, gender, and remembrance, examines how representations of people in art allow us to explore what it means to be human.  

Work in Progress: Conversations about American Art

Artists Among Us: Season Two

Newfields is proud to present Artists Among Us: Season Two, the ongoing exhibition of artwork by our incredibly talented team members. 

Walter Lobyn Hamilton What I Have You Have

What I Have You Have is a visual memoir of interconnectivity through time, experience, genre, family, locality, and memory by Indianapolis-based artist Walter Lobyn Hamilton.

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue celebrates 140 years of commitment to education, equality, social reform, and art and culture in Indianapolis.

Daughter/ Mother/ Ancestor: Threads of Connection

Gallery Conversations in Work in Progress: Conversations about American Art

Ask questions and exchange ideas with our knowledgeable IMA Docents. Guests of all ages can learn about works of art in the museum galleries on floors 2 and 3.

The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art

The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art is now open featuring contemporary pieces from the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Japanese and Korean Art Reinstallation

Immerse yourself amongst Japanese and Korean art treasures while learning about cultural interactions and influences and the importance of tradition and family lineage to artistic production.  Ponder technical and stylistic innovations while examining contemporary and centuries-old artworks side by side.

Building a Beloved Community

WE ARE INDY ARTS collective is comprised of a unique assembly of visual artists, each contributing their unique talents as the catalyst for establishing an avant-garde art organization.

The Clowes Pavilion Reimagined

The Indianapolis Museum of Art welcomes visitors to the Clowes Pavilion, newly reimagined after a multi-year renovation, 50 years after its inaugural opening date.

Embodied: Human Figures in Art 

This exhibition features works from four continents that span nearly 4,000 years, and through themes including power, beauty, identity, gender, and remembrance, examines how representations of people in art allow us to explore what it means to be human.  

Work in Progress: Conversations about American Art

Artists Among Us: Season Two

Newfields is proud to present Artists Among Us: Season Two, the ongoing exhibition of artwork by our incredibly talented team members. 

Walter Lobyn Hamilton What I Have You Have

What I Have You Have is a visual memoir of interconnectivity through time, experience, genre, family, locality, and memory by Indianapolis-based artist Walter Lobyn Hamilton.

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue celebrates 140 years of commitment to education, equality, social reform, and art and culture in Indianapolis.

Daughter/ Mother/ Ancestor: Threads of Connection

Gallery Conversations in Work in Progress: Conversations about American Art

Ask questions and exchange ideas with our knowledgeable IMA Docents. Guests of all ages can learn about works of art in the museum galleries on floors 2 and 3.

The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art

The Message is the Medium: Contemporary Art is now open featuring contemporary pieces from the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Japanese and Korean Art Reinstallation

Immerse yourself amongst Japanese and Korean art treasures while learning about cultural interactions and influences and the importance of tradition and family lineage to artistic production.  Ponder technical and stylistic innovations while examining contemporary and centuries-old artworks side by side.

Building a Beloved Community

WE ARE INDY ARTS collective is comprised of a unique assembly of visual artists, each contributing their unique talents as the catalyst for establishing an avant-garde art organization.

The Clowes Pavilion Reimagined

The Indianapolis Museum of Art welcomes visitors to the Clowes Pavilion, newly reimagined after a multi-year renovation, 50 years after its inaugural opening date.

Embodied: Human Figures in Art 

This exhibition features works from four continents that span nearly 4,000 years, and through themes including power, beauty, identity, gender, and remembrance, examines how representations of people in art allow us to explore what it means to be human.  

Work in Progress: Conversations about American Art

Artists Among Us: Season Two

Newfields is proud to present Artists Among Us: Season Two, the ongoing exhibition of artwork by our incredibly talented team members. 

Walter Lobyn Hamilton What I Have You Have

What I Have You Have is a visual memoir of interconnectivity through time, experience, genre, family, locality, and memory by Indianapolis-based artist Walter Lobyn Hamilton.

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue

Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue celebrates 140 years of commitment to education, equality, social reform, and art and culture in Indianapolis.

Daughter/ Mother/ Ancestor: Threads of Connection