The 46 for XLVI program is a partnership between the Arts Council of Indianapolis and the City of Indianapolis. 46 for XLVI was created to elevate the arts and culture of the City in preparation for Super Bowl XLVI. Over the course of the program both local and national artists will create 46 murals around Marion County.

 

Herron student Jamie Dickerson was selected by the Arts Council and Indiana State Fairgrounds to create Celebrating the Hoosier Spirit in time for the 2012 State Fair.

Check out artist Brian Priest’s Between Two Mirrors, a new installation (starting August 2012) in the lightbox on Mass Ave from the Arts Council of Indianapolis.

William Denton Ray’s The Limelighter, the 2011 - 2012 installation in the light box on Mass Ave from the Arts Council of Indianapolis.

See the latest mural in the Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations series at the new Arts Council of Indianapolis office, 924 N. Pennyslvania.

Check out artist Darlene Delbecq’s Bird, a new installation in the light box on Mass Ave from the Arts Council of Indianapolis

George Rickey: An Evolution highlights the career of the internationally recognized Indiana native.

Great Ideas finalist, Tom Torleumke, lit the way December 4, 2008 with luminaries in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park.

This major and permanent public art sculpture titled “The Tent” is the Festival’s gift to the community and pays tribute to community and volunteer spirit during the Festival’s first 50 impactful years.

New Downtown Picture Window comes to 2 N. Meridian Street

New “fashionable” site-specific art installations are coming to three downtown Indianapolis office building windows as part of the Picture Windows: Urban Interpretations public art project from the Arts Council of Indianapolis.

“Iceberg” is a mural located at 2301 Winthrop Avenue on the side of the Stone and Rhodes Trucking service garage, and can be viewed while traveling along the Monon Trail Greenway.

Dylan Mortimer, Ray Katz, Artur Silva and Leslie Baker to exhibit work along Mass Ave as part of Public Art Rotating Sculpture Program.

Jeff Martin's Great Idea, Urban Silos, will be unveiled July 31st at 6pm as a community event with food, drink and music.

In an effort to engage a large percentage of their employees in a major beautification project, Eli Lilly and Company has formed a partnership with Keep Indianapolis Beautiful to make a major impact on the city of Indianapolis.