489:, was named the interim director of the IMA in November 2004 when the previous director Hirschel unexpectedly resigned. In 2005 the museum completed a three-year, $ 74 million renovation and expansion project that added three new wings and 50 percent more gallery space to the building. In all, the construction added 164,000 square feet (15,200 m) to the museum, in addition to the renovation of 90,000 square feet (8,400 m) of existing space. Renovations included the Hulman and Clowes Pavilions, which house the museum's European collection, as well as the addition of the Allen Whitehill Clowes Gallery. The expansion aimed to unify the building and campus while creating a more welcoming atmosphere for visitors. As one of three new wings and as a new entry to the building, the Efroymson Pavilion helped to transition visitors between the museum and the surrounding grounds. The Wood Gallery Pavilion added three levels of gallery space as well as a dining area and education suite, while the Deer Zink Pavilion added additional space for private and public events. The architectural focus on welcoming visitors coincided with a new advertising campaign that reached out to a broader, more diverse audience.
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Indianapolis Museum of Art in 1969, the institution had both a director of the museum alongside a president of the board of trustees. In 1987, the position of chief executive officer (CEO) was created to ease the administrative load of then-director Robert Yassin. Former board of governor's member E. Kirk McKinney served as the first CEO. When Bret Waller joined the museum in 1990, the positions were consolidated. Starting in 2007, Newfield's chief executive was referred to as the Melvin and Bren Simon Director and CEO of the Indianapolis Museum of Art (later "of Newfields") in recognition of a $ 10 million gift from philanthropists Bren and
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2582:. The museum's emphasis on online engagement has led to educational tools such as ArtBabble, a now defunct video portal for art museum content. Davis Lab, located within the museum next to the Pulliam Great Hall, is a space where visitors can virtually browse the museum's collection and experiment with new technology. In addition to its focus on technology and school outreach, the museum provides classes, lectures, and film series, as well as ongoing tours of the collections, historic properties, and grounds. Other programming includes the Star Studio, a space for drop-in art making where visitors, along with museum staff, carry out projects inspired by museum exhibitions.
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382:. Formed in 1883, the organization aimed to inform the public about visual art and provide art education. The Art Association's first exhibition, which opened November 7, 1883, contained 453 artworks from 137 artists. The death of wealthy Indianapolis resident John Herron in 1895 left a substantial bequest with the stipulation that the money be used for a gallery and a school with his name. The John Herron Art Institute opened in 1902 at the corner of 16th and Pennsylvania street, with the Herron Art School and the Herron Museum of Art opening in 1906. Emphasis on the
644:, known as The Eighteen Art Collective. The nonprofit announced they would not go forward with the exhibition. Open letters calling for Venable's removal were created by 85 Newfields employees and members of the board of governors, as well as another from more than 1,900 artists, local arts leaders and former employees of the museum. Venable resigned from his position as president of Newfields on February 17, 2021, and the company released a statement announcing chief financial officer Jerry Wise would serve as interim president and committing to a series of changes.
426:, donated the family estate, Oldfields, to the Art Association of Indianapolis in 1966. One year later the Art Association decided that the Herron Art School would be ceded to Indiana University's Indianapolis campus in an effort to assist with accreditation. That same year the Association confirmed that the museum would relocate to Oldfields, with the new Krannert Pavilion opening to the public in October 1970. In 1969, prior to moving to the new site, the Art Association of Indianapolis officially changed its name to the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
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962:, and Saint Simon). The area is divided into small rooms lining a limestone indoor courtyard. The pavilion was closed from 2019 to March 2022 for renovations including updating electrical capabilities, redoing the floor and ceiling, and performing conservation work on the art. This also included the addition of a second entrance and the installation of a 47-foot (14 m) by 31-foot (9.4 m) LED screen that covers the entire ceiling above the courtyard.
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January 2007, the museum returned to free general admission with the exception of special exhibits. Dropping the admission charge, which then director and CEO Max Anderson described as a barrier that kept people away, resulted in increased attendance, membership, and donor support. During Anderson's tenure at the museum attendance more than doubled, to 450,000 visitors annually. In 2009, the IMA was awarded the
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Century Society and the Print and Drawing Society were both formed. The Second Century Society, later known as the IMA Council, was founded to celebrate donations of $ 1,000 or more to the museum's annual operating fund, attracting more than 200 contributors during its inaugural year. In 1979, the Print and Drawing Society exhibited 70 artworks spanning 500 years in their first exhibit,
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555:. In April 2015, IMA leadership ended the organization's policy of free admission to all visitors, a move which was largely criticized by the media and patrons, but that the museum maintained was needed for financial stability. This change came with the addition of free parking. Subsequently, paid membership rose from about 5,000 when the museum was free, to more than 17,000 in October 2017.
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provided funds for their purchase. The IMA has been praised for being the first among museums to openly share their deaccessioning practices and for including the ability to post public comments on entries in the searchable database. The IMA also developed the
Association of Art Museum Director's (AAMD) Object Registry, a database that helps museums more easily abide by the 1970
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Newfields" appended to the end of each. The rebranding was preceded by the exodus of several curators, including the curator of contemporary art Tricia Paik and Scott Stulen. The effort included a number of new outdoor events including Winterlights, starting in 2017, and Harvest, starting in 2019.
2474:, and related activities in order to raise funds for the museum. Major gifts included a $ 350,000 contribution in 1979 toward the $ 40 million centennial endowment campaign and a $ 500,000 contribution toward the IMA's 1990 expansion. By 2007 the Alliance had provided purchase funds for over 300 works of art. The Contemporary Art Society was formed in 1962 to acquire
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Playhouse, a larger location closer to the main museum building, next to what the Lilly's had called the Recreation Building. The move also coincided with the Beer Garden being renamed the "Garden Terrace". The Garden Terrace features rotating taps of seasonal beers and ciders, including Among the Leaves, a custom beer from Indianapolis-based
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reduce the amount of money the museum spent on art storage. A seven-year review of all 55,000 art objects in the collection began, asking curators to rank them in terms of quality from a high “A” to low “D”. This exercise allowed the institution to identify and promote its masterpieces, while slating lower quality pieces for
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appointment of a new art museum director. In consultation with the San
Francisco-based executive search firm m/Oppenheim Associates, a job description was created that stressed the desire for Newfields to diversify its audience over time without losing supporters who made up its current "core, white art audience".
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Madeline F. Elder Greenhouse originally provided plants and produce to the residents of the Oldfield estate. The present structure was constructed in the late 1940s. In addition to the plants, the greenhouse was also the site of the Beer Garden starting in March 2017. In 2022, the Beer Garden was
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American country house movement, Oldfields' gardens and grounds are a rare example of a preserved estate landscape designed by Percival
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October 2017, the museum continued this movement towards appealing to a wider audience with the announcement of a new branding initiative in which both the campus and the organization itself was renamed "Newfields". The initiative formally changed the names of the IMA, The Gardens, The Virginia B.
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The IMA has relied on affiliates to support and raise awareness about the museum's collections since the early 20th century. In 1919, the Friends of American Art was founded to support purchases for the Art Association of Indianapolis and Herron Museum. For two decades the Friends purchased 22 works
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in 1977 and donated by him to the museum in 1989. While the museum acknowledged in public signage on display in October 2022 that the plaque was stolen from Benin, and as of May 2022 reported to be in talks with Nigerian cultural institutions, no formal plans for its restitution have been announced.
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for the museum's permanent collection. In 1963, the first major acquisition consisted of 65 works. The Horticultural Society was founded in 1972 to contribute to the care and education of the museum's gardens and grounds, raising $ 65,000 in 1989 toward the restoration of Oldfields' gardens. In the
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materials in the design collection. Another focus is scientific research on materials found in the collections, such as resins and dyes on African art pieces and glazes on Asian ceramics. Through the addition of the lab, the IMA aims to establish itself as an internationally recognized conservation
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The all-male Penrod Society was formed in 1967 to boost membership for the Art Association of Indianapolis. The society has hosted an event, now known as the Penrod Art Fair, annually at Newfields since 1968. The first iteration of the event, called "An Afternoon at Oldfields", was a celebration of
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was accepted by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. State Department. Allora and Calzadilla were the first collaborative team to be exhibited at the Venice Biennale, and 2011 was the first time American artists from a Spanish-speaking community were selected. Six new works of
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Bret Waller became the director of the IMA in 1990, and was succeeded by Anthony Hirschel in 2001. From the mid-1990s until 2005 the IMA focused on the next phase of development, the "New Vision", or what became known as the "New IMA". After four years of restoration, the Oldfields mansion reopened
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department was established in 1970 by the museum's first full-time conservator, Paul Spheeris, and quickly became known as a regional center for conservation. In 1978, the department began providing consulting services to regional institutions, taking on contracts from across the Midwest. An early
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Charles L. Venable lived in the house during his directorship at Newfields until he left in 2021. Before leaving, he had stated a desire to move out of the house as part of an effort from Newfields to save money and for the director to have a less public-facing residence. In May 2022, about a year
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design. Among the themes addressed throughout the exhibition was the question of what makes something "art" and how to distinguish a museum quality piece in a world full of mass-produced products. Rather than organizing the exhibition by designer or country, the pieces were organized based on the
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From 1946 until 1981, the Indianapolis Junior League provided volunteers and monetary support for the museum's docent program. In 1981, the museum began its own docent training program, which continues to serve a large number of volunteer docents through classes and training. As of 2009 over 500
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In February 2010, the IMA shifted from current environmental control standards within their exhibition spaces, allowing temperature and humidity fluctuation of a few degrees on either side of the suggested standard. The IMA relinquished the standard after concluding that the majority of artworks
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paused their partnerships with Newfields and released a joint statement reading, "Due to the nature of the announcement and the negative perception it has created, the Newfields board leadership owes the community an explanation about the resignation of Dr. Colette Burnette." Additionally, three
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Around 2018, the museum spent $ 5.6 million per year to store and maintain the art, and with the museum's growing collection, its storage space needed to double at what would have been a cost of $ 12 million. However, in 2019, Venable sought to improve the quality of the IMA's art collection and
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As early as 1915, the IMA (then the John Herron Art Institute) introduced free admission on Saturdays and Sundays, resulting in an increase in attendance and diversity in audience. In 1941 the museum began a free admission policy that remained in effect until 2006 when the board initiated a $ 7
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Formerly a gravel pit, the Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres officially opened on June 20, 2010. The large-scale outdoor project now encompasses a diverse landscape, including wooded areas, wetlands, open fields, a lake and a series of hiking trails that guide visitors past
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When the institution was founded in 1883, the leader of the organization was known as the President of the Art Association of Indianapolis. When the Association formed the John Herron Art Institute in 1902, the head of the John Herron Art Museum was given the title of Director. After the whole
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practices have reflected this perspective, utilizing technology to provide public access, openness, and transparency in museum operations. Unveiled in March 2009, the museum's online deaccession database lists every object being deaccessioned and links new acquisitions to the sold objects that
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The Richard D. Wood Formal Garden, the Rapp Family Ravine Garden, the Allée, and the Border Gardens are historical gardens bordering the Lilly House. The Formal Garden features a fountain, arbors, and plantings. Modified by Percival Gallagher from the original landscape design of Oldfield, its
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In February 2021, the organization and Venable received national attention regarding a job posting for a new director. The Board of Trustees had elevated Venable to the new position of President of Newfields as part of a transition strategy that included Venable's planned retirement and the
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criticized the approach, stating, "a mission-driven art museum is not a theme park mere attendance is not a meaningful end." However, Venable defended the approach as pragmatic, stating, "Arts audiences over the last 50 years are getting smaller, so you've got to appeal to more people."
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to endow the position of the director and CEO. A new position titled the President of Newfields was created in February 2021, whom the Director of the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the also newly-created Ruth Lilly Director of The Garden and Fairbanks Park at Newfields both report to.
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From the 1930s until the 1950s, the John Herron Art Institute placed an emphasis on professionalism and growth in collections. Wilbur Peat, director of the museum from 1929 until 1965, acquired significant portions of the collection. Peat also made connections with benefactors such as
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Formerly the museum's contemporary art exhibit, the IMA's fourth floor is dedicated to "The Lume" (stylized "THE LUME Indianapolis"), a 30,000 square feet (2,800 m) area that displays digital projections of art. When it opened in July 2021, The Lume displayed images inspired by
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while also utilizing the natural features of the site. Krannert Pavilion opened in 1970 as the first of four buildings located on the museum's grounds. Following the opening of Krannert, the expansion continued with the Clowes Pavilion in 1972, which housed the Clowes' collection of
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in 2000. In 2009, the home and gardens, along with many of the original furnishings, were donated to the Indianapolis Museum of Art by the Miller family. In addition to Eero Saarinen, the house and gardens showcase the work of leading 20th-century figures such as interior designer
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Adrienne Sims, stated that, "Recent leadership decisions were not made in an inclusive and consultative manner". Several protestors picketed the first day of Newfields' annual Winterlights festival, as many Black community groups demanded an explanation for the departure.
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initiative that reduced natural gas consumption by 48 percent and electricity consumption by 19 percent, the IMA became the first fine art museum to be named an Energy Star partner in 2008. As of 2010, the IMA was one of only 11 museums to receive this recognition by the
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The Indianapolis Museum of Art is the ninth oldest and eighth largest encyclopedic art museum in the United States. The permanent collection comprises over 54,000 works, including African, American, Asian, and European pieces. Significant areas of the collection include:
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were featured, as well as artists who had never exhibited outside their native country. The show was the first large-scale presentation of 20th-century Latin American art in the United States in over 20 years and was the museum's first contemporary exhibition to travel.
453:, board chairman Herman Krannert proposed building an "Acropolitan Area" that would combine a number of cultural institutions in a natural setting. The museum's location on the grounds of Oldfields allowed architect Ambrose Madison Richardson to build on the idea of an
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in accordance with national museum standards. Venable's thoughts on the unsustainability of rapid collection growth and building expansions to accommodate more and more art brought him national attention, but proved controversial to some, including the IMA's staff.
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on the Newfields campus. The gardens and grounds were restored by the museum in the 1990s. Together with the restoration of the mansion in 2002, Oldfields is now a rare example of a surviving American Country Place Era estate. The estate was designated a U.S.
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were strung across the Newfields campus, as well as a musically coordinated light show. The 2018 and 2019 had increasing number of lights both years, and the festival is now held every year. The festival is a paid event, with a reduced price for members.
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The IMA's educational initiatives include programming for the local community as well as online audiences. Viewfinders, an art-viewing program that serves 9,000 local students a year, uses Visual Thinking Strategy, an arts-based curriculum that teaches
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Lilly, the late Indianapolis businessman, collector, and philanthropist, renovated and expanded the estate throughout the 1930s and 1940s, updating interiors as well as adding a number of new buildings to the grounds. The 22-room mansion has undergone
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on videos produced by the museum, large print binders for exhibits, accessible seating and sign language interpretation in Tobias Theater, and wheelchair-accessible trails in 100 Acres. The museum also maintains partnerships with the
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lab. Through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Gregory Dale Smith, was hired in October 2009 to lead the lab as its senior conservation scientist. A main focus of the lab is researching the IMA's collection, including
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board members resigned leading up to and immediately following Burnette's departure. One of the members, Gary Hirschberg, stated his resignation was due to an "imposed direction", while another, chief human resources officer at
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agency changed the IMA's rating from "stable" to "negative", due to the IMA's outstanding debt and reliance on investment income. From the beginning, Venable's financial conservatism and increase in paid events characterized as
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As of 2007, the IMA owned one of the few computer-based X-ray units in the United States, continuing a trend in X-ray technology that the department began in the 1970s. In 1980, the department helped organize and establish the
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In November 2021, Newfields announced plans to begin organizing galleries into "global thematic displays" that group works by theme, rather than time period or artistic movement. The first of these exhibitions was titled
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that presents visitors with content related to the IMA's collection, such as artist interviews, text and audio files, and pictures. Steve.museum, for which IMA Lab is the technical lead, is a project that explores
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in 1989. The IMA has expanded the collection to include both historical and contemporary objects from every major region of Africa, including Egypt. The museum is unique in its inclusive display of
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are some of the 30 worldwide partners who contribute content. ArtBabble was a showcase project for the National Summit on Arts Journalism and was chosen "Best Overall" Best of the Web winner at
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covered a range of social and political themes, many of which address rural life in the south and the treatment of African Americans. After departing Indianapolis, the exhibition traveled to
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Alexander, Nancy (June 1987). "The Art of the Fantastic: The works of three generations of artists explore the Latin American experience in a dazzling new exhibit at the IMA".
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art were developed by the pair, who often explore geopolitical themes through their work. The pieces they created for the 2011 U.S. Pavilion formed an exhibition entitled
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of the mansion's past was projected onto its facade. Harvest Nights is a paid event, with a reduced price for members, while Harvest Days is included with admission.
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contemporary installations in the Efroymson Pavilion, rotating the temporary works every six months. The Efroymson Pavilion has featured works by artists such as
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and wife Edith, and their son, Allen Clowes. Designed by architect Frederick Wallick and built in 1922, the four-story home consists of 20 rooms as well as a
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estate. In 2008, the museum changed its main entrance and address from 1200 West 38th Street to 4000 North Michigan Road. Anderson left the museum in 2011.
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of art for the collection, funded by members' annual donations. The Alliance of the Indianapolis Museum of Art was founded in 1958 and planned lectures,
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and his wife Xenia Simons Miller in 1953. Design and construction on the Miller House took four years and was completed in 1957. The home was declared a
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Mullinix, Donna S. (May 13, 1998). "Treasure HUNT; The Indianapolis Museum of Art displays pieces collected during the past 10 years in a new exhibit".
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silk panel. The museum's Design Arts collection is made up of European and American pieces from the Renaissance to the present. The collection includes
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educators to use digitized collection resources and resource kits in teaching. The project was initially funded by a two-year pilot project through a
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In September 2022, a reworked version of The Eighteen Art Collective's art exhibition began, titled "We. The Culture". The works covered themes of
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starting in July 2022 and running until May 2023. Access to The Lume is an additional fee on top of admission, with a reduced price for members.
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and Mathias Bengtsson. Three prominent modes of design emerged from 1985 to 2005 and could be seen in the exhibition: Geometric Minimal design,
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could sustain a greater range of humidity, so permitting the museum to save on the cost of energy bills and reduce its carbon footprint.
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Barkin, Sandra (June 22, 2006). "Edward Hopper, Poet of the Prosiac American Artist of the Past is Star of the Present at the Whitney".
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helped found the Art Association in 1883. In 1905, she used this spade to break ground on the John Herron Art Institute's Museum of Art.
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Lloyd, Christopher (September 23, 2007). "IMA's toga party; The Louvre lent local museum some of its best treasures of ancient Rome".
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experience of the Miller House that allowed guests to "walk through" the house and learn about the architectural and design features.
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Saetre, Julie C. (July 6, 2008). "Garden gazing; Plan-it-yourself landscape tour will cost you only time and a little gasoline".
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of Venable, replaced the contemporary art exhibit at the museum, which provoked further controversy. The first exhibit was a
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Venable also drew ire from the staff when he had it class every object in the museum's holdings using a letter grade system.
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The IMA's collection is also made up of more than 2,000 pieces of African art and artifacts, 1,200 of which were donated by
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The European collection, which is organized into works before 1800 and works from 1800 to 1945, includes highlights such as
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high-profile contract involved the preservation of 45 governors' portraits over the course of 15 months. The 1979 exhibit,
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Lloyd, Christopher (September 9, 2007). "A wider canvas; Savvy ads and new exhibits boost IMA attendance and membership".
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board of trustees, was named as the interim head of the museum. No explanation was given for Burnette's departure. The
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Other nature areas include the Tanner Orchard, the Dickinson Four Seasons Garden, Nonie's Garden, and the Rain Garden.
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Aamidor, Abe (March 23, 2008). "Mansion makeover; IMA director and his wife restore famous home to its former glory".
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was hired as the permanent director and CEO of the IMA in 2006. While director, Anderson oversaw the opening of the
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intellectual or philosophical precept under which they fell. After leaving the IMA, the exhibition traveled to the
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center and to increase its potential as a training and professional development resource in conservation science.
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partner due to its greening initiative and efforts to reduce energy consumption. In 2009, the IMA was awarded the
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Wade, Marcia (June 1987). "Indianapolis: One of the oldest museums in the country constantly updates its image".
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by master carver Onabanjo of Itu Meko. Also notable within the African art collection is one of the thousands of
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ruling that prevents illicit trafficking of antiquities. Since 2003, the IMA has systematically researched the
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the recently donated Oldfields land. The event drew more than 4,000 people and included a performance by the
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marks the secondary entrance to Newfields on the south side of the park. These artists' works, along with an
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Brooks, Bradley C.; Frank N. Owings; Indianapolis Museum of Art; Oldfields-Lily House & Gardens (2004).
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In April 2013, the IMA hosted the first full-scale retrospective of the work of Chinese activist and artist
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An overhead view of the Indianapolis Museum of Art campus, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States.
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for the 2024 edition of the fair, with the selection of "the art and nature of fun" as the fair's theme.
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Robert A. Yassin: January 1975-June 1989 (began as an interim director, permanent starting in June 1975)
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4263:"The Ringmaster: Is Charles Venable Democratizing a Great Art Museum in Indianapolis—or Destroying It?"
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was displayed at the IMA from October 2010 to January 2011 and featured more than 150 works of art by
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titled, "All the Eternal Love I have for the Pumpkin", pumpkin painting, beer and food tents, and a
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for public service, specifically the museum's free admission policy and educational programming.
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to design the Hulman Pavilion, a new wing of the museum which housed the Eiteljorg collection of
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Merli, Melissa (February 11, 2007). "Postapocalyptic works offer glimpses of hope, promise".
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5407:"'We. The Culture': Inside the yearslong wait for Newfields show on Black artist collective"
4603:"Mini-golf — yes, mini-golf! — returns with new Hoosier flair at Indianapolis Museum of Art"
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Kightlinger, Cathy (October 8, 2010). "Warhol exhibit reflects preoccupation with money".
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Merli, Melissa (May 1, 2005). "Indy art "new" museum aims to be a destination".
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Young, Jim (November 24, 1979). "Conserving Paintings is Delicate Task at IMA".
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5182:"Charles Venable's Exit From Newfields Leaves Behind A Mess—And An Opportunity"
5071:"Newfields announces new subject for The Lume after van Gogh closes this month"
4041:"As Maxwell Anderson Leaves For Dallas, Indianapolis Museum In Financial Limbo"
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Yancey, Kitty B. (May 22, 2009). "Summer travel '09: Freebies across the USA".
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Pincus, Robert L. (August 2, 2009). "MCASD Jumps Onboard the Artbabble Site".
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7743:"European Design Since 1985 Opens at the Indianapolis Museum of Art March 8".
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5134:"Curator calls Newfields culture toxic, discriminatory in resignation letter"
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4874:"What Keeps U.S. Art Museums Running—and How Might the Pandemic Change That?"
4715:"Here are 5 new things you have to see at the 2018 Winterlights at Newfields"
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Lloyd, Christopher (October 16, 2008). "IMA to Expand Art Conservation Lab".
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9492:"Art Association Constitution Amended So Herron Institute May Grant Degrees"
8636:"Gregory Dale Smith Appointed Conservation Scientist at Indianapolis Museum"
8378:"May Wright Sewall Memorial torches to 'relight' their original Herron site"
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9435:"Kalamazoo Institute of Arts leader hired for top role at IMA at Newfields"
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8590:"Indianapolis Museum of Art To Establish Conservation Science Laboratory".
8486:"Restored 'Virgin of Guadalupe' and Mainardi altarpiece are now on display"
5597:"Two Newfields board members resigned before CEO's departure was announced"
5355:"Newfields announces Colette Pierce Burnette as incoming president and CEO"
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Nancrede, Sally F. (November 9, 1992). "Haven't seen the Paley exhibit?".
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Artner, Alan G. (January 24, 1988). "Seurat Followers Dot the Landscape".
4986:"Newfields has reopened its campus to the public. Here's what's different"
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Charles L. Venable: 2012-February 2021 (became President in February 2021)
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6776:"AFRICAN ART: IMA to reopen African Gallery during AfricaFest Aug. 19".
5519:"Indianapolis Museum Leader, Hired After Racism Outcry, Leaves Her Role"
5329:"Indianapolis Museum Announces New Leadership After Reckoning on Racism"
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3197:"Anna Grace Ritchie assisted museum with J.M.W. Turner art collection".
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8606:"Indianapolis Museum of Art appoints new Senior Conservation Scientist"
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6828:"U.S. museums are trying to return hundreds of looted Benin treasures"
4770:"Why CityLab's Kriston Capps calls Newfields a travesty: an interview"
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10207:"The Handheld Guide: Experimenting with Mobile Technology in Museums"
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Mannheimer, Steve (May 15, 1983). "Conservation keeps IMA in shape".
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McBain, Roger (August 2, 1986). "Preservationists hide their work".
8029:"Newfields' Winterlights 2021: What's new at the holiday light show"
5919:"Iconic 'LOVE' statue to get new home at Indianapolis Museum of Art"
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Dobrzyński, Judith H. (March 10, 2009). "Deaccessioning in Public".
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during a British colonial raid in 1897. The plaque was purchased by
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5675:"Indiana State Fair announces 2024 theme and Newfields partnership"
5100:"Indianapolis Museum of Art Apologizes for Insensitive Job Posting"
4122:"Indianapolis Museum of Art Apologizes for Insensitive Job Posting"
4067:"Charles L. Venable Will Be Director of Indianapolis Museum of Art"
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Schlief, Carolyn; Carolyn Pitts; Patty Henry (September 10, 2001),
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Dobrzyński, Judith (April 21, 2009). "The Decorative and Beyond".
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Van Nuys, Kathleen (August 3, 1983). "Museum Cares for Textiles".
5622:"Newfields board member resigns following abrupt departure of CEO"
4922:"Clean House to Survive? Museums Confront Their Crowded Basements"
4308:"2 Years After Racism Outcry, Indianapolis Embraces Black Artists"
2955:"Clean House to Survive? Museums Confront Their Crowded Basements"
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was hired as the director and CEO of the IMA in October 2012. The
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8084:"Newfields' Harvest 2021: What you'll see and how to buy tickets"
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Hanna, James Chad (February 2011). "Private View: Indianapolis".
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Mannweiler, David (February 4, 1992). "This is a biggie, folks".
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6444:"Newfields puts historic Westerley property on market for $ 2.2M"
5571:"Organizations seek explanation for Newfields leader's departure"
5493:"Newfields' president and CEO resigns after 15 months on the job"
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3439:"Indianapolis Museum of Art Launches Online Consulting Service".
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site-specific works of contemporary art. It is surrounded by the
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5462:"Years After Racism Outcry, Indianapolis Museum Gets a Director"
4822:"To Reach New Audiences, Museums Are Redefining What They Offer"
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Garmel, Marion (August 8, 1981). "Lab is Museum Nerve Center".
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Wallis, Stephen (January–February 2011). "Extra-ordinary Art".
7142:"The Indianapolis Museum of Art Debuts Modern Design Galleries"
5163:"Charles Venable Resigns as Head of Indianapolis Museum of Art"
4577:"Scott Stulen leaving IMA post to head Philbrook Museum of Art"
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McKee, Bradford (March–April 2009). "Meet you in the middle".
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O'Donnell, Susannah C. (January–February 2010). "Star Power".
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as many have portrayed him in the past. The pieces on view in
10454:"In a Stressful Setting, Artistic Treatment for the Traveler"
9084:"The Officers Elected and Reports Made at the Annual Meeting"
5381:"Newfields hires university president as new chief executive"
3981:"Maxwell Anderson Appointed as Dallas Museum of Art Director"
3609:"Weinhardt Is Named Director Of Indianapolis Art Association"
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10263:"Digital museum offers more access to students and teachers"
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5287:"2021 Newsmaker: Darrianne Christian, Newfields board chair"
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3661:"$ 4 Million Gift Paves Way for Art Center 'Second to None'"
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The Aura of Neo-Impressionism: The W.J. Holliday Collection.
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8926:"Simon's Give Indianapolis Museum of Art $ 10 Million Gift"
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7775:"European Design Exhibition Coming To Milwaukee Art Museum"
6635:"Indianapolis Museum Buys 30 Gauguins From Swiss Collector"
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9687:"Rauch and Dorra to Take Art Association Posts November 1"
9246:"New Head of Herron Institute Has Held Important Position"
8638:(Press release). Indianapolis Art Museum. October 1, 2009.
6501:"Quick sale: Newfields accepts offer for Westerley estate"
5207:"LETTER FROM OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND BOARD OF GOVERNORS"
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Warkel, Harriet G.; Martin F. Krause; S. L. Berry (2003).
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visitor center, are linked by a number of walking trails.
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The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres
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The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres
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The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres
9954:"Art museum director quits, says his work not 'best fit'"
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Museums make deep cuts in face of global financial crisis
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Runyon, Keith (October 14, 1973). "Surgery on Fine Art".
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7898:"Roll Over Beethoven: 'Ode to Joy' Remixes Come to MoMA"
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Nancrede, Sally F. (April 4, 2009). "Living by design".
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Indianapolis Museum of Art: Highlights of the Collection
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Tufts, John; Bongiovanni, Domenica (November 10, 2023).
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100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park
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8279:"Art Museum Team Completes "Face Lifts" On Governors".
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fashion in the textile collection and objects made of
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Is it Genuine? Steele, Forsythe and Forgery in Indiana
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Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres
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5836:"Lume at Newfields: What to know and what we thought"
5436:"Newfields hires Belinda Tate as new museum director"
3541:"City's 1st Art Association Began Its Career in 1883"
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8354:"New school on old site gets new look for old art".
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Dunlop, Beth (May 2009). "Shaping the New Century".
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7499:"Rare Exhibition Brings Together Spanish Sacred Art"
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6363:"Miller House in Columbus, Indiana by Eero Saarinen"
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4493:"IMA defends admission charge as complaints pile up"
4011:"Outgoing Indianapolis art museum CEO led expansion"
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10361:"Art Babble Keeps Babbling On – With More Partners"
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11061:Roman Capriccio: The Pantheon and Other Monuments
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2019:Sacred Spain: Art and Belief in the Spanish World
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3635:"Indianapolis Art Moving to Spacious New Museum"
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11866:Emil A. Blackmore Museum of the American Legion
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10190:"Indianapolis Museum of Art Launches IMA Lab".
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10501:Virtual tour of the Indianapolis Museum of Art
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1948:Art of the Fantastic: Latin America, 1920–1987
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2555:National Medal for Museum and Library Service
1905:Saint-Gaudens Memorial Exhibition of Statuary
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325:National Medal for Museum and Library Service
10038:McCauley, Mary Carole (September 30, 2007).
9658:"Art Group to Expand Assets by $ 15 Million"
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8082:Bongiovanni, Domenica (September 24, 2021).
8053:Bongiovanni, Domenica (September 22, 2020).
7896:Fentress Swanson, Abbie (December 5, 2010).
7792:
7718:
7309:
7307:
7086:
6871:
6435:
6354:
6336:
6260:
5936:
5704:Indianapolis Museum of Art Online Collection
5434:Bongiovanni, Domenica (September 20, 2023).
5424:
5405:Bongiovanni, Domenica (September 23, 2022).
5249:
4977:
4865:
4594:
4223:
4192:
3686:"Fund For Art Museum Reaches $ 10.7 Million"
3678:
3568:
3566:
3564:
3562:
3533:
3473:
3281:
3029:
2982:"Most Popular Indianapolis-Area Attractions"
2887:Henry F. Deboest: January 1971-December 1973
2863:as the first female director of the museum.)
2821:General timelines: Individual term lengths:
1218:
800:
11777:
11154:The Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist
10416:
10371:
10116:
9464:Morehouse, Lucille E. (December 31, 1926).
9301:"Arm Museum Director Announces Resignation"
9194:"Plans for Herron Art Institute Not at One"
8688:
8554:
8159:
8101:
8081:
8052:
8026:
7997:
7978:"Athletes to Bring Life to Venice Biennale"
7831:
7683:
7615:"Photos: Ai Weiwei Exhibit Now Open at IMA"
7573:
7522:
7464:
7438:
7038:"The Indianapolis Robert Irwin rises above"
6632:Dobrzynski, Judith H. (November 18, 1998).
6622:
6546:
6310:
6230:
6157:"Oldfields (Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr. House)"
5885:
5859:
5853:
5833:
5672:
5433:
5404:
5309:
5258:
5059:
4897:
4793:
4600:
4570:
4568:
4467:"The Fallout from the IMA's Admission Hike"
4432:
4325:
4280:
4175:"Painting By Numbers: The State of the IMA"
4090:
3827:
3799:
3797:
3795:
3401:
3399:
3167:
2890:John R. Benbow: January 1974-September 1977
2872:Anton Scherrer: September 1947-January 1960
1130:
11770:
11756:
10544:
10530:
10488:
10426:McLaughlin, Kathleen (December 25, 2010).
10425:
10358:
8918:
8897:
8839:
8776:
8767:
8725:
8500:
8430:
8347:
8243:
8027:Bongiovanni, Domenica (October 19, 2021).
7751:
7694:
7641:"Ai Weiwei: According to What? at the IMA"
7421:
7092:
7061:
6990:"Acquisitions of the month: November 2018"
6938:
6917:
6631:
6492:
6360:
6151:
6149:
5970:"6 popular wedding venues in Indianapolis"
5801:
5725:"Pop-up Noodle Shop now open at Newfields"
5673:Bongiovanni, Domenica (October 20, 2023).
5372:
5259:Bongiovanni, Domenica (January 27, 2022).
5156:
5154:
5042:"Newfields to Debut Major Digital Gallery"
4415:"Senior Curator Lisa Freiman to Leave IMA"
4254:
4110:
3933:
3931:
3909:(11): 52–56. November 2005. Archived from
3853:
3626:
3497:
3347:
3248:
2996:
2948:
2946:
2855:J. Arthur MacLean: February 1923-June 1926
1966:, a traveling exhibition organized by the
1909:Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Century
1844:The Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
1485:Buddhist, Daoist, and Confucian Patriarchs
1174:is displayed in the center of the garden.
642:the city's Black Lives Matter street mural
485:Lawrence A. O'Connor Jr., a former CEO of
203:
36:
27:
10091:
10085:
9876:"Robert Yassin Named Art Museum Director"
9821:"Eiteljorg, Benbow Fill Top Museum Posts"
9767:Garmel, Marion Simon (January 21, 1975).
9629:"Anton Scherrer, Art Patron, Dies Friday"
9545:"Director Appointed for Herron Institute"
9516:
9463:
9432:
8900:"Getty official named to head art museum"
8297:Thomas Hart Benton and the Indiana Murals
8287:
7865:
7766:
7703:
7383:
7304:
7240:
7133:
6968:. New York: Prestel Verlag. p. 152.
6955:
6923:
6285:
6192:
6186:
5910:
5879:
5594:
5568:
5173:
4845:
4794:Bongiovanni, Domenica (January 4, 2018).
4787:
4761:
4465:Comisky, Daniel S. (September 27, 2016).
3871:. Champaign, Illinois. December 3, 2006.
3765:
3763:
3761:
3759:
3757:
3559:
3371:
3132:. Indianapolis Museum of Art. p. 9.
2899:E. Kirk McKinney: October 1987-March 1990
2481:The Print and Drawing Society Collections
1294:million renovation, with a major gift of
511:Time under Charles L. Venable (2012–2021)
500:
336:
16:Art museum in Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.
10037:
9984:"Newfields CEO Resigns Amid Controversy"
8807:"IMA Exhibition Records, 1883 – Present"
8777:McLaughlin, Kathleen (October 6, 2009).
8746:
8689:Bongiovanni, Domenica (March 19, 2021).
8663:Jason Edward Kaufman (January 8, 2009),
7804:"Letting His Life's Work Do the Talking"
7612:
7398:
7289:
7190:
7116:
6944:
6894:
6862:
6529:
6316:
6045:
5646:
5542:
4919:
4767:
4601:Bongiovanni, Domenica (April 27, 2017).
4565:
4490:
4172:
3792:
3652:
3632:
3520:Institute of Museum and Library Services
3405:
3396:
3119:
3117:
3115:
3113:
3111:
3109:
3107:
3105:
3103:
3101:
3099:
3097:
3095:
3093:
3091:
2952:
2875:Blanche Stillson: January 1960-June 1960
2831:May Wright Sewall: April 1894-April 1898
2828:Nathaniel A. Hyde: April 1884-April 1894
2660:Institute of Museum and Library Services
2505:Institute of Museum and Library Services
2433:
2370:
2180:Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla
2090:
2066:
1676:, and converse" in a way that increases
1201:
1083:
975:
592:
433:
12045:Modern art museums in the United States
11083:Still Life with a Chinese Porcelain Jar
10359:Dobrzyński, Judith H. (July 29, 2009).
8715:"Indianapolis Museum Gets Major Gift".
8647:
8645:
8542:"Indianapolis Relaxes Climate Controls"
8160:Bongiovanni, Domenica (July 21, 2020).
8136:"Retro Indy: Penrod Arts Fair turns 50"
7093:Dobrzyński, Judith H. (June 23, 2010).
6676:
6388:
6345:
6146:
6132:Bathrop, Natalie (September 30, 2009).
6131:
6096:
6094:
5993:
5834:Bongiovanni, Domenica (July 26, 2021).
5781:
5352:
5229:
5151:
5131:
5068:
5039:
4983:
4898:Greenberger, Alex (February 17, 2021).
4871:
4741:
4712:
4646:
4626:
4519:
4464:
4260:
4203:
4091:Kightlinger, Cathy (October 21, 2011).
4064:
3928:
3658:
3606:
3089:
3087:
3085:
3083:
3081:
3079:
3077:
3075:
3073:
3071:
2943:
2878:Roger S. Ashby: June 1960-November 1962
2866:Wilbur D. Peat: July 1929-December 1965
2834:Hugh H. Hanna: April 1898-November 1903
2711:. The site has since ceased operating.
2403:
2394:Sebastiano Mainardi: The Science of Art
2222:
1652:gallery being the largest of its kind.
712:
501:conservation science-focused laboratory
12060:Asian art museums in the United States
12027:
10553:Indianapolis Museum of Art (Newfields)
10451:
10317:
10153:
10122:
10008:
9900:
9766:
9517:Morehouse, Lucille E. (July 7, 1929).
9433:Lindquist, Dave (September 20, 2023).
9168:"Art Association's New Officers Named"
8840:Mannheimer, Steve (October 18, 1987).
8469:"Art exhibit sheds light on forgery".
8451:
8419:
8293:
8211:
7955:
7923:
7871:
7854:
7772:
7727:
7638:
7496:
7360:
7029:
7019:"Seeking a Lift From the Contemporary"
7016:
6720:
6682:
6603:
6450:. No. 25 May 2021. Archived from
6405:
6293:"Let's Play! Changes at the Playhouse"
6221:
5886:Bongiovanni, Domenica (July 1, 2022).
5860:Bongiovanni, Domenica (May 19, 2022).
4819:
4539:
4229:
3940:"Seeking a Lift From the Contemporary"
3937:
3890:
3888:
3886:
3754:
3460:
3259:
3176:
3151:
3149:
3124:Robinson, Anne P.; S.L. Berry (2008).
2926:Michael Kubacki: November 2023-present
2766:The nine oldest museums in the US are
11901:Masonic Library and Museum of Indiana
11840:The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
11751:
11456:Two Lines Oblique Down, Variation III
10525:
10379:"Arts journalism showcased at summit"
10332:
10260:
9951:
9924:
9901:Garmel, Marion Simon (June 3, 1989).
9600:"Scherrer Is Named Head of Art Group"
8978:
8868:"Museum gets chief executive officer"
8511:
8483:
8437:"Art Conservationists Plan Meeting".
8404:
8228:
8185:
7975:
7837:
7709:
7473:
7447:
7191:Anderson, Maxwell L. (June 8, 2010).
7139:
7067:
7017:Sheets, Hilarie M. (March 28, 2007).
6877:
6825:
6498:
6193:Pemberton, Michelle (March 8, 2017).
6019:
5808:Capps, Kriston (September 14, 2021).
5807:
5595:Lindquist, Dave (November 17, 2023).
5569:Lindquist, Dave (November 16, 2023).
5516:
5378:
5326:
5179:
5125:
4652:
4438:
4412:
4334:
4152:
4038:
3938:Sheets, Hilarie M. (March 28, 2007).
3833:
3734:
3714:Wolff, Theodore F. (August 8, 1990).
3713:
3508:
3294:
2917:Jerry Wise: February 2021-August 2022
2908:Lawrence O'Connor: November 2004-2006
2902:Bret Waller: March 1990-December 2001
2128:Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial
1527:Magbo helmet mask for Oro association
1327:List of outdoor artworks at Newfields
260:paintings; Japanese paintings of the
170:
12080:Fashion museums in the United States
12035:Art museums and galleries in Indiana
12007:
11262:Blasting St. Vincent's Rock, Clifton
8898:Mannheimer, Steve (March 15, 1990).
8642:
8484:Wyand, Mary Ann (October 23, 2009).
8133:
7998:Kightlinger, Cathy (March 3, 2011).
7801:
6847:
6701:
6663:"Fesler Will Gives Herron $ 500,000"
6472:
6091:
6064:"News: 100 Acres Art & Nature".
5647:Sheridan, Jill (November 19, 2023).
5543:Appleton, Rory (November 16, 2023).
5459:
5160:
5097:
4846:Goldstein, rew (February 12, 2018).
4491:Schouten, Cory (December 16, 2014).
4305:
4119:
3659:Patrick, Corbin (October 26, 1967).
3607:Esterow, Milton (October 25, 1965).
3406:Pogrebin, Robin (January 26, 2011).
3260:Harpaz, Beth J. (February 8, 2011).
3068:
2701:San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art
2442:The Indianapolis Museum of Art is a
1605:Series. In 2018, the museum added a
1101:in 2003 and has been described as a
984:to the rest of the Newfields campus.
822:Folded Circle Dynamics Red Phase III
430:Move to current location (1970–2011)
11917:Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site
11097:The Banks of the Oise near Pontoise
10261:Knust, Cassie (November 11, 2021).
8804:
8560:
8539:
7613:Schrader, Michael (April 5, 2013).
7265:Association of Art Museum Directors
7140:Bates, Rebecca (October 31, 2013).
6563:
6022:"The Clowes Pavilion Gets Reframed"
4520:Anthony, Cara (December 12, 2014).
4204:Higgins, Will (February 24, 2013).
3883:
3161:Association of Art Museum Directors
3146:
2923:Belinda Tate: November 2023-present
2837:India C. Harris: November 1904-1907
2714:
2386:Midwest Regional Conservation Guild
2319:, but returned the following year.
1477:A Thousand Peaks and Myriad Ravines
958:'s saint portraits (Saint Matthew,
13:
11948:Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
11350:Sumbanese woman's ceremonial skirt
11297:The Holy Family with the Dragonfly
10452:Spears, Dorothy (March 16, 2011).
10204:
10123:Prieto, Nikol (January 11, 2010).
10040:"Museums enjoy their free for all"
8188:"Penrod Arts Fair Returns in 2021"
7872:Lacayo, Richard (March 14, 2011).
6924:Bernstein, Fred (March 12, 2008).
5916:
5460:Bahr, Sarah (September 21, 2023).
4920:Pogrebin, Robin (March 10, 2019).
4545:
4360:
4173:Gonzales, Matt (October 4, 2013).
4093:"IMA CEO's resignation stuns many"
4065:Cascone, Sarah (August 15, 2012).
3987:. October 20, 2011. Archived from
2953:Pogrebin, Robin (March 10, 2019).
2840:William Henry Fox: March 1905-1910
2726:Indianapolis International Airport
2693:San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
2638:, and the IMA Dashboard. TAP is a
2586:individuals volunteer at the IMA.
2305:
2165:
980:Waller Bridge, which connects the
882:
14:
12101:
11891:Indiana War Memorials and Museums
11140:The Flageolet Player on the Cliff
10593:Magbo helmet mask for Oro society
10475:
10160:Indiana Assistive Technology Blog
10129:Indiana Assistive Technology Blog
10009:Hirsch, Stuart (April 12, 2004).
9981:
9952:Berry, S.L. (November 20, 2004).
9925:Berry, S.L. (December 16, 2001).
9769:"Weinhardt Resigns Job At Museum"
9405:"Director Quits at Art Institute"
8979:Berry, S.L. (December 16, 2001).
8612:. October 5, 2009. Archived from
7924:Pappas, Mary Lee (May 29, 2011).
7802:Kino, Carol (February 17, 2011).
7035:
6802:"Palace Plaque Depicting Warrior"
6441:
5967:
5898:from the original on July 1, 2022
5517:Tracy, Marc (November 13, 2023).
5284:
5161:Bahr, Sarah (February 17, 2021).
5098:Bahr, Sarah (February 13, 2021).
4768:Grossman, Dan (January 6, 2018).
4678:
4306:Bahr, Sarah (November 29, 2022).
4120:Bahr, Sarah (February 13, 2021).
4039:Simek, Peter (October 24, 2011).
3834:Berry, S.L. (November 23, 2004).
3735:Berry, S.L. (December 16, 2001).
3232:. Museum Identity. Archived from
3052:. October 9, 2009. Archived from
2849:Frederic Allen Whiting: 1912-1913
2843:Evans Woollen: 1907-February 1941
2429:
2375:Radiographic image of an African
1805:The Flageolet Player on the Cliff
1395:The Flageolet Player on the Cliff
1060:. Los Carpinteros' contribution,
766:the museum's extensive collection
733:Front entrance of the museum and
705:announced Newfields would be the
12075:Edward Larrabee Barnes buildings
12006:
11996:
11995:
11927:James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home
11896:Indianapolis Firefighters Museum
11819:Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library
11090:Still Life with Profile of Laval
10949:Battle Between Carnival and Lent
10509:
10496:Database of the IMA's collection
10391:
10229:
10092:Lindquist, Dave (June 6, 2022).
10075:Dallas Museum Lands New Director
9856:. September 16, 1977. p. 32
9693:. September 20, 1962. p. 24
9606:. September 17, 1947. p. 17
8657:
8262:"Portraits Undergo Face-Lifts".
8186:Mills, Wes (September 9, 2021).
7773:Morgan, Anya (August 11, 2010).
7598:. December 15, 2010 – via
7551:. September 2010. Archived from
7497:Kusmer, Ken (December 2, 2009).
7324:
7217:
6982:
6819:
6794:
6654:
5750:
5717:
4820:Tugend, Alina (March 12, 2018).
4574:
4413:Scott, Jonathan (May 16, 2013).
4335:Berry, S.L. (October 20, 2002).
4261:Russeth, Andrew (July 9, 2019).
3633:Lansdell, Sarah (May 31, 1970).
2815:
2697:Los Angeles County Museum of Art
2624:
2589:
2240:
2231:
1883:Ma Jolie, Nature Morte (Musique)
1870:
1851:
1832:
1813:
1792:
1764:
1745:
1724:
1703:
1575:Bodhisattva of Wisdom (Mañjusri)
918:
900:
891:
841:
814:
742:
726:
718:Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA)
597:A large sculpture of a snail by
354:
345:
181:
174:
169:
11054:Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well
10599:Palace plaque depicting warrior
10333:Vogel, Carol (March 16, 2011).
10292:The Southern Maryland Chronicle
10156:"Accessible Paths at 100 Acres"
10154:Prieto, Nikol (July 19, 2010).
9742:"Carl Weinhardt To Head Herron"
9012:. September 18, 1883. p. 3
8215:The Courier-Journal & Times
7926:"IMA SHOOTS FOR 'OLYMPIC' GOLD"
7639:Shoger, Scott (April 8, 2013).
7290:Seligson, Joelle (March 2009).
7193:"Gather, Steward, and Converse"
6826:Peggy, McGlone (May 12, 2022).
6672:. January 11, 1961. p. 14.
6361:Williamson, Leslie (May 2011).
5640:
5614:
5327:Small, Zachary (May 17, 2022).
5033:
4913:
4672:
4484:
4458:
4363:"Personnel losses mount at IMA"
3973:
3957:
3903:Lighting Design and Application
3491:American Association of Museums
2984:. Indianapolis Business Journal
2689:Smithsonian American Art Museum
2498:Environmental Protection Agency
2322:
2313:Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
2256:
1964:The William S. Paley Collection
1655:
376:Art Association of Indianapolis
12070:1883 establishments in Indiana
11876:Indiana Medical History Museum
11005:Entry of Christ into Jerusalem
10998:Entry of Christ into Jerusalem
10803:Vase with carved peony scrolls
10125:"Indiana Museum Accessibility"
9850:"Long Named Head of IMA Board"
9801:. December 23, 1973. p. 1
9577:. December 15, 1965. p. 2
9551:. February 5, 1929. p. 10
9498:. January 11, 1928. p. 10
9385:. February 7, 1923. p. 12
9281:. February 19, 1941. p. 8
9200:. November 22, 1904. p. 1
9174:. December 10, 1903. p. 6
9006:"City News (Fletcher Resigns)"
8932:. May 18, 2007. Archived from
8109:"Oldfields To Repeat Art Fair"
7976:Vogel, Carol (March 3, 2011).
7095:"Art and Nature, Hand in Hand"
6317:Haneline, Amy (May 22, 2017).
5734:. June 4, 2019. Archived from
5180:Salaz, Susan (April 2, 2021).
4872:Haimerl, Amy (March 3, 2021).
3778:. Indianapolis Museum of Art.
3461:Taylor, Kate (April 7, 2009).
2974:
2911:Maxwell L. Anderson: 2006-2011
2805:
2760:
2722:Indianapolis Airport Authority
2619:
2360:and Clifton Wheeler murals in
2087:, and began in December 2021.
2085:Embodied: Human Figures in Art
1891:
1697:Selected collection highlights
1624:, a permanent installation by
1316:
1135:The outdoor areas east of the
1073:
1032:. Lieshout's contribution was
828:in the foreground and part of
1:
11856:Bona Thompson Memorial Center
11227:Haida ceremonial dance rattle
10587:Senufo female ancestor figure
10432:Indianapolis Business Journal
10098:Indianapolis Business Journal
9903:"Art museum director resigns"
9748:. October 23, 1965. p. 1
9722:. January 1, 1971. p. 11
9439:Indianapolis Business Journal
9307:. February 8, 1912. p. 2
9064:. October 22, 1883. p. 7
8874:. August 20, 1987. p. 22
8784:Indianapolis Business Journal
8302:Indiana University Art Museum
8115:. August 21, 1968. p. 22
6448:Indianapolis Business Journal
5601:Indianapolis Business Journal
5575:Indianapolis Business Journal
5385:Indianapolis Business Journal
5291:Indianapolis Business Journal
4685:Indianapolis Business Journal
4497:Indianapolis Business Journal
4392:Indianapolis Business Journal
4236:Indianapolis Business Journal
3721:The Christian Science Monitor
2936:
2852:Harold Haven Brown: 1913-1921
2510:
2461:
2058:Ai Weiwei: According to What?
1982:pieces collected by the late
1781:
1444:. Significant pieces include
1343:, drawings, and photographs;
1215:only available at Newfields.
1052:by Indianapolis-based author
621:Van Gogh immersive experience
439:George Henry Alexander Clowes
272:; a large number of works by
11984:National Art Museum of Sport
11400:La Hermana del Hombre Bóveda
11203:Triptych of the Annunciation
10776:Covered jar with carp design
9827:. January 4, 1974. p. 6
9795:"Auto Hit At I-65 Exit Ramp"
9716:"DeBoest Heads Museum Board"
9635:. January 9, 1960. p. 1
9333:. March 26, 1912. p. 18
8816:. Indianapolis Museum of Art
8747:Poshadlo, Gabrielle (2011).
8718:Bloomington Herald Telephone
8561:Pes, Javier (June 2, 2010).
8294:Foster, Kathleen A. (2000).
7745:Antiques and the Arts Weekly
7346:"W.J. Holliday Collection".
6499:Shuey, Mike (May 27, 2021).
6020:Stall, Sam (March 2, 2022).
4206:"Thinking Outside the Frame"
3330:. April 2010. Archived from
3157:AAMD Statistical Survey 2010
2681:
2610:La Hermana del Hombre Boveda
2606:Indiana School for the Blind
2564:
2547:
2056:in the United States. Named
1170:La Hermana del Hombre Bóveda
916:Opened in 1972, the Clowes (
610:COVID-19 pandemic in Indiana
328:reinstated for non-members.
57:; 141 years ago
7:
11886:Indiana State Police Museum
11475:Copy of Diana of Versailles
10991:Enclosed Field with Peasant
10808:Vase with nine peach design
9990:. No. 17 February 2021
9882:. June 18, 1975. p. 55
9411:. June 19, 1926. p. 12
9252:. March 4, 1905. p. 17
9226:. April 12, 1905. p. 2
9119:. April 29, 1894. p. 8
9090:. April 10, 1884. p. 7
8494:Archdiocese of Indianapolis
7504:The San Diego Union-Tribune
6473:Milz, Mary (May 27, 2021).
6414:"Portrait of a Trendsetter"
5040:Brown, Alex; Parker, Reed.
4337:"Exhibiting a love for art"
3639:Courier-Journal & Times
2780:Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
2738:List of largest art museums
2731:
2602:Indiana School for the Deaf
2542:
1271:Westerley House and gardens
1224:The Miller House and Garden
879:performances and weddings.
779:
659:Huston–Tillotson University
10:
12106:
12090:Indianapolis Museum of Art
11871:Indiana Historical Society
11814:Indianapolis Museum of Art
11047:Peasant with a Wheelbarrow
10798:Shigaraki ware storage jar
10766:Bowl with two violet spots
10516:Indianapolis Museum of Art
9664:. June 15, 1960. p. 1
9359:. June 22, 1921. p. 6
9353:"H. H. Brown To Go Abroad"
9113:"His Resignation Accepted"
8981:"Job Behind the Man inset"
8540:Pes, Javier (April 2010).
8387:. May 2010. Archived from
8331:Indiana Historical Society
6162:National Historic Landmark
6134:"One Hundred Acres of Art"
3009:"2018 Form 990 Tax Return"
2784:Philadelphia Museum of Art
2776:Metropolitan Museum of Art
2743:List of museums in Indiana
2456:2007–2008 financial crisis
2362:Indianapolis Public School
2269:
1917:Metropolitan Museum of Art
1911:, included loans from the
1863:Rio dei Mendicanti, Venice
1597:chaise longue designed by
1320:
1252:National Historic Landmark
1227:
1139:are collectively known as
1099:National Historic Landmark
1088:Main facade of Lilly House
1077:
969:
480:National Historic Landmark
331:
215:Indianapolis Museum of Art
22:Indianapolis Museum of Art
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11970:Indianapolis Contemporary
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11133:The Fifth Plague of Egypt
10931:
10902:Angel of the Resurrection
10893:
10862:The Quintet of the Silent
10816:
10758:
10679:Preparing for the Matinee
10619:
10610:Healing of Abiku Children
10574:
10559:
10505:Google Arts & Culture
9327:"New Art Director Coming"
9032:"The New Art Association"
8670:November 2, 2013, at the
6779:The Indianapolis Recorder
6505:indianaeconomicdigest.net
3509:Bowen, Katherine (2009).
2676:National Leadership Grant
2486:
2354:Wishard Memorial Hospital
2201:Body in Flight (American)
2156:Charlotte, North Carolina
2039:Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
2000:Roman Art from the Louvre
1757:The Fifth Plague of Egypt
1614:Two White Dots in the Air
1533:stolen from the Nigerian
1487:, an Edo period panel by
1479:, a Ming Dynasty work by
1219:Sites off the main campus
1172:(Sister of the Vault Man)
801:Pulliam Family Great Hall
690:Indianapolis Urban League
281:John Herron Art Institute
192:
165:
161:Michael Kubacki (interim)
157:
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106:39.8259000°N 86.1855000°W
82:
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11824:Rhythm! Discovery Center
11804:Hook's Drug Store Museum
11527:Sundial, Boy With Spider
10782:Fine Wind, Clear Morning
9927:"The Job Behind the Man"
9172:The Indianapolis Journal
9117:The Indianapolis Journal
9088:The Indianapolis Journal
9062:The Indianapolis Journal
9038:. May 8, 1883. p. 3
9036:The Indianapolis Journal
8281:Noblesville Daily Ledger
6412:Stacey McArthur (2007).
3581:Indiana University Press
3372:McQuigg Rigal, Rebecca.
2846:Milton Matter: 1911-1912
2792:Art Institute of Chicago
2753:
2709:Museums and the Web 2010
1962:In 1992, the IMA hosted
1777:Fine Wind, Clear Morning
1141:The Gardens at Newfields
1131:The Gardens at Newfields
384:Arts and Crafts movement
187:Indiana Pacers Bikeshare
12055:Museums of American art
12050:Museums in Indianapolis
11932:Oldfields (Lilly House)
11809:Indianapolis Art Center
11733:Colette Pierce Burnette
11647:Sewall Memorial Torches
11290:Moulin Rouge: La Goulue
11196:The Valkhof at Nijmegen
10788:Ksitigarbha bodhisattva
10335:"The Spirit of Sharing"
10320:San Diego Union-Tribune
9988:Inside INdiana Business
9220:"Art Institute Affairs"
8930:Inside Indiana Business
8192:Inside INdiana Business
7697:The Wall Street Journal
7100:The Wall Street Journal
5994:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5782:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5353:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5285:Muñiz, Leslie Bonilla.
5230:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5132:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5069:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
5046:Inside INdiana Business
4984:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
4742:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
4713:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
4627:Bongiovanni, Domenica.
3813:, National Park Service
3226:"Interview: Linda Duke"
2705:New York Public Library
2640:mobile tour application
2452:Colette Pierce Burnette
2043:Andy Warhol Enterprises
1571:Charles Frederick Worth
1230:Miller House and Garden
652:Colette Pierce Burnette
505:Miller House and Garden
111:39.8259000; -86.1855000
11953:NCAA Hall of Champions
11861:Crispus Attucks Museum
11335:Eli Lilly Family Quilt
11210:Vorhor, the Green Wave
10956:Breton Women at a Wall
10686:Red Kimono on the Roof
10672:Morning at Grand Manan
10637:Cliff Rock - Appledore
10384:The Hollywood Reporter
10211:Technology in the Arts
7292:"A Loophole for Loot?"
6564:Lee, Ellen W. (2005).
6102:"Newfields Campus Map"
4230:McLaughlin, Kathleen.
2800:Portland Museum of Art
2788:Columbus Museum of Art
2678:awarded to Newfields.
2439:
2380:
2197:Body in Flight (Delta)
2193:international commerce
2079:
1994:in Moscow to organize
1899:Augustus Saint-Gaudens
1365:Bretons in a Ferryboat
1259:, landscape architect
1234:The Miller House is a
1207:
1089:
1049:The Fault in Our Stars
985:
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464:Edward Larrabee Barnes
442:
408:Caroline Marmon Fesler
337:Early days (1883–1969)
301:Caroline Marmon Fesler
11608:Team Building (Align)
11559:Bench Around the Lake
11323:Moroccan wall hanging
11243:Helmet mask (Tatanua)
11147:The Flight into Egypt
10932:European painting and
10913:High chest of drawers
10620:American painting and
10016:The Indianapolis Star
9958:The Indianapolis Star
9931:The Indianapolis Star
9907:The Indianapolis News
9880:The Indianapolis News
9854:The Indianapolis Star
9825:The Indianapolis News
9799:The Indianapolis Star
9773:The Indianapolis News
9746:The Indianapolis Star
9720:The Indianapolis News
9691:The Indianapolis News
9662:The Indianapolis News
9604:The Indianapolis News
9549:The Indianapolis News
9523:The Indianapolis Star
9496:The Indianapolis Star
9470:The Indianapolis Star
9445:on September 20, 2023
9409:The Indianapolis Star
9383:The Indianapolis Star
9357:The Indianapolis News
9331:The Indianapolis Star
9305:The Indianapolis Star
9279:The Indianapolis Star
9250:The Indianapolis News
9224:The Indianapolis News
9198:The Indianapolis News
9058:"The Art Association"
9010:The Indianapolis News
8985:The Indianapolis Star
8958:DiscoverNewfields.org
8904:The Indianapolis Star
8872:The Indianapolis News
8846:The Indianapolis Star
8695:The Indianapolis Star
8439:The Indianapolis Star
8423:The Indianapolis News
8407:The Indianapolis Star
8356:The Indianapolis Star
8246:The Indianapolis Star
8231:The Indianapolis News
8166:The Indianapolis Star
8140:The Indianapolis Star
8088:The Indianapolis Star
8059:The Indianapolis Star
8033:The Indianapolis Star
8004:The Indianapolis Star
7959:The Indianapolis Star
7930:The Indianapolis Star
7670:discovernewfields.org
7576:The Indianapolis Star
7476:The Indianapolis Star
7424:The Indianapolis Star
7401:The Indianapolis Star
7386:Indianapolis Magazine
7333:The Indianapolis Star
7317:The Indianapolis News
7261:AAMD: Object Registry
7171:discovernewfields.org
7119:The Indianapolis Star
6903:The Indianapolis Star
6880:The Indianapolis Star
6865:The Indianapolis News
6755:The Indianapolis Star
6729:The Indianapolis Star
6669:The Indianapolis News
6391:The Indianapolis Star
6323:The Indianapolis Star
6297:discovernewfields.org
6272:discovernewfields.org
6224:The Indianapolis Star
6199:The Indianapolis Star
6168:National Park Service
6048:The Indianapolis Star
6000:The Indianapolis Star
5974:The Indianapolis Star
5948:discovernewfields.org
5923:The Indianapolis Star
5866:The Indianapolis Star
5840:The Indianapolis Star
5788:The Indianapolis Star
5679:The Indianapolis Star
5626:Indianapolis Recorder
5549:The Indianapolis Star
5497:The Indianapolis Star
5440:The Indianapolis Star
5411:The Indianapolis Star
5359:The Indianapolis Star
5265:The Indianapolis Star
5236:The Indianapolis Star
5138:The Indianapolis Star
5075:The Indianapolis Star
5015:discovernewfields.org
4990:The Indianapolis Star
4959:discovernewfields.org
4800:The Indianapolis Star
4748:The Indianapolis Star
4719:The Indianapolis Star
4659:The Indianapolis Star
4633:The Indianapolis Star
4607:The Indianapolis Star
4581:The Indianapolis Star
4552:The Indianapolis Star
4526:The Indianapolis Star
4445:The Indianapolis Star
4341:The Indianapolis Star
4210:The Indianapolis Star
4155:The Indianapolis Star
4097:The Indianapolis Star
3896:"Spreading Its Wings"
3840:The Indianapolis Star
3741:The Indianapolis Star
3690:The Indianapolis Star
3665:The Indianapolis Star
3545:The Indianapolis News
3529:on November 25, 2010.
3297:The Indianapolis Star
3200:The Indianapolis Star
2796:Cincinnati Art Museum
2438:Logo used until 2017.
2437:
2374:
2292:Halloween-themed path
2207:, featured Olympians
2091:Traveling exhibitions
2070:
1913:Cincinnati Art Museum
1475:. Highlights include
1424:pieces that included
1205:
1184:Indiana Central Canal
1180:Eli Lilly and Company
1137:Indiana Central Canal
1087:
995:Indiana Central Canal
979:
701:In October 2023, the
596:
437:
166:Public transit access
76:Indianapolis, Indiana
11881:Indiana State Museum
11488:Female and Male Herm
11269:Boreas and Oreithyia
11019:Landscape near Arles
10970:Charing Cross Bridge
10749:Untitled (The Birth)
10714:The Flight of Europa
10518:at Wikimedia Commons
10387:. September 9, 2009.
10267:Montrose Daily Press
10194:. February 10, 2010.
8936:on January 26, 2013.
7747:. February 27, 2009.
7712:International Design
7619:Indianapolis Monthly
7320:. November 24, 1909.
7146:Architectural Digest
6948:Indianapolis Monthly
6731:. November 5, 2006.
6026:Indianapolis Monthly
5186:Indianapolis Monthly
5011:"Newfields is open!"
4471:Indianapolis Monthly
4419:Indianapolis Monthly
4179:Indianapolis Monthly
3737:"Job Behind the Man"
3583:. pp. 1836–37.
3576:The Herron Chronicle
3518:. Washington, D.C.:
3445:. February 10, 2010.
3322:"MW2010 Best of Web"
2768:Peabody Essex Museum
2576:communication skills
2414:conservation science
2404:Conservation science
2346:Chicago World's Fair
2274:In October 2019, an
2223:Festivals and events
2191:, the military, and
2122:Milwaukee Art Museum
2060:after a painting by
1968:Museum of Modern Art
1213:Sun King Brewing Co.
1120:historic restoration
1058:the movie adaptation
1006:Atelier Van Lieshout
862:Wall Drawing No. 652
713:Newfields components
11977:Morris–Butler House
11723:Maxwell L. Anderson
11691:Holistic Image VIII
11640:Portrait of History
11626:East Gate/West Gate
11594:Park of the Laments
11587:Indianapolis Island
11506:Landon-Era Birdbath
11304:Young Woman in Blue
11220:Art of the Americas
8805:Norling, Samantha.
8734:Plymouth Pilot News
8594:. October 17, 2008.
8473:. February 8, 1989.
8441:. October 24, 1980.
7545:"An Artful Harvest"
7533:. October 18, 2009.
7350:. January 23, 1983.
7335:. January 23, 1937.
6965:US Design 1975–2000
6832:The Washington Post
6782:. August 11, 2000.
6174:on January 14, 2009
5628:. November 19, 2023
5021:on December 3, 2021
3970:, November 18, 2008
3818:Accompanying photos
3327:Museums and the Web
3203:. January 2, 2000.
2491:After undergoing a
2348:and now located at
2136:contemporary artist
2120:in Atlanta and the
1901:Memorial Exhibition
1859:John Singer Sargent
1622:Light and Space III
1567:Russian court dress
1300:Jacqueline Anderson
1281:George H. A. Clowes
830:Light and Space III
602:wearing a face mask
493:Maxwell L. Anderson
396:George H. A. Clowes
246:Crown Hill Cemetery
102: /
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11728:Charles L. Venable
11407:Memories of Prague
10963:Broek in Waterland
10875:Untitled Landfield
10793:Ritual wine server
10458:The New York Times
10339:The New York Times
10294:. October 11, 2020
9633:The Daily Reporter
8394:on March 21, 2012.
8385:Herron High School
7982:The New York Times
7808:The New York Times
7271:on August 11, 2011
7205:on October 4, 2010
7023:The New York Times
6998:. December 7, 2018
6932:The New York Times
6757:. March 25, 2007.
6640:The New York Times
6422:Indianapolis Woman
5758:"Facility Rentals"
5700:"Following Nature"
5523:The New York Times
5466:The New York Times
5333:The New York Times
5104:The New York Times
4926:The New York Times
4826:The New York Times
4653:Lindquist, David.
4439:Lindquist, David.
4312:The New York Times
4126:The New York Times
4017:. October 21, 2011
3991:on August 18, 2017
3944:The New York Times
3613:The New York Times
3547:. December 6, 1969
3467:The New York Times
3412:The New York Times
3384:on August 24, 2011
2960:The New York Times
2772:Wadsworth Atheneum
2440:
2381:
2366:Herron High School
2350:Indiana University
2342:Thomas Hart Benton
2338:Indiana Statehouse
2118:High Museum of Art
2080:
2025:, Mexico, and the
1976:Post-Impressionist
1944:Pan American Games
1772:Katsushika Hokusai
1732:Rembrandt van Rijn
1638:Ball-Nogues Studio
1603:Experimental Edges
1539:Harrison Eiteljorg
1503:Harrison Eiteljorg
1493:fine Shang bronze
1236:Mid-Century modern
1208:
1090:
1008:, Kendall Buster,
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774:pop-up restaurants
707:presenting sponsor
703:Indiana State Fair
686:Indiana Black Expo
656:historically Black
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516:Charles L. Venable
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297:Herman C. Krannert
73:4000 Michigan Road
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11252:Prints, drawings,
11118:The Country Dance
11012:House in Provence
10934:sculpture to 1945
10839:Egyptian Barnyard
10707:The Boat Builders
10622:sculpture to 1945
10514:Media related to
10045:The Baltimore Sun
8755:on March 22, 2012
8736:. April 20, 1979.
8676:The Art Newspaper
8567:The Art Newspaper
8547:The Art Newspaper
8358:. June 14, 2007.
7760:The Art Newspaper
7531:Indianapolis Star
7450:Indianapolis Star
7230:. March 17, 2009.
7198:The Art Newspaper
6905:. June 17, 2007.
6705:Dayton Daily News
6532:Indianapolis Star
6268:"What's Brewin'?"
5917:Carter, Allison.
5892:Indianapolis Star
5653:WFYI Public Media
5379:Lindquist, Dave.
4691:on April 17, 2018
3968:Los Angeles Times
3139:978-0-936260-85-3
2572:critical thinking
2317:COVID-19 pandemic
1398:by Paul Gauguin.
1337:American painting
1333:European painting
1244:Columbus, Indiana
1238:home designed by
1160:Five Brushstrokes
1123:Gallagher of the
868:in the background
836:in the background
553:Sarah Urist Green
520:Indianapolis Star
472:South Pacific art
447:University Circle
380:May Wright Sewall
366:May Wright Sewall
299:(1887–1972), and
285:May Wright Sewall
258:Neo-Impressionist
250:doing business as
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11787:Arts and culture
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11684:Broken Walrus II
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11654:Spaces with Iron
11618:Artworks on loan
11534:The Three Graces
11512:Mother and Child
11442:Sutphin Fountain
11414:Mother and Child
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11329:Chinese Souls #2
10817:Contemporary art
10771:Cong-shaped vase
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2668:History Colorado
2632:software vendors
2476:contemporary art
2263:Christmas lights
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1988:William S. Paley
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1785: 1830–1832
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1711:Jusepe de Ribera
1707:
1618:Alexander Calder
1601:in 1979 for the
1535:Kingdom of Benin
1438:Georgia O'Keeffe
1390:Jusepe de Ribera
1361:contemporary art
1312:
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1257:Alexander Girard
1165:Roy Lichtenstein
1125:Olmsted Brothers
1107:landscape design
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787:Vincent van Gogh
751:Following Nature
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400:Booth Tarkington
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270:Pont-Aven School
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11386:Above and Below
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11283:Mother (Mutter)
11254:and photographs
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11189:The Two Sisters
11125:The Crucifixion
10933:
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10894:Decorative arts
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10604:Guardian figure
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6454:on May 26, 2021
6442:Shuey, Mickey.
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6164:summary listing
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