Daniel Smith, winner of the 2007 Artist of Distinction Award, will have a solo exhibit displaying works reflective of his career.

This exhibit features sixty four works that demonstrate how long-held artistic traditions of the Inuit inspire contemporary sculptures, prints, fiber art, photography and digital media. All of these forms reflect Inuit societal values of family, community and worldview expressed through Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (Inuit Traditional Knowledge).

This exhibit features New York-based artist who is known for her expressive work utilizing tires that are cut, shaped and folded, then woven onto metal frameworks (called armatures) before becoming dynamic, highly textured sculptures.

This exhibit features all images that have appeared in the pages of Midwest living magazine over the past 20 years as well as in a commemorative coffee table book by the same name that was published by Globe Pequot Press in honor of the magazine's 20th anniversary.

'James Fiorentino and Friends' exhibit includes watercolors by the young New Jersey sport artist and that of older artists who have influenced him plus emerging sports artists he has befriended.

Girl Scouts have changed with the times to mold girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Learn about this important organization or relive your own Girl Scout days through artifacts, vintage uniforms and photos.

School and community choirs and bands will perform daily holiday music in the Grand Lobby and other areas of the museum.

View the works of 18 local artists who have visually interpreted this classic story and made it their own.

In this exhibit library patrons are invited to view the art and stories of Indianapolis Public Schools 4th graders who were invited to 'pay it forward' by inspiring hospitalized children at Wishard Health Services with their personalized messages and artwork.

This exhibit features paintings by Sofya Inger.

In 'Animation' children and adults can explore the art, math, science and technology of animation from concept to finished product. Familiar characters from Dexter's Laboratory, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and other favorites will illustrate the process.

This exhibition will explore how colonialism, evolving aesthetic theories, opportunities for artistic study and advances in archaeology influenced travelers' agendas.

This exhibition features six pieces from 100 years ago that commemorated the centennial of his birth. These items include a sheet music cover of the Lincoln Centennial Grand March that was written to celebrate the occasion, the famous portrait taken by Alexander Gardner on November 8, 1863, reproduced on ceramic tile in England, a poster featuring 100 portraits of Lincoln, an assortment of pins and tokens bearing Lincoln's likeness, a portrait framed with oak from the original flooring in Lincoln's first law office and a lithograph of the Gettysburg Address.

This exhibit features over 70 artist who participated in this third annual holiday group exhibit.

This exhibit features iron, brass and copper objects from a recent gift of over one hundred African metal objects presented to the Art Museum by New Mexico sculptor Tom Joyce.

This exhibition is a collection of 23 Ansel Adams photographs depicting the landscapes of Yosemite National Park.

The Stagecoach represents the highest achievements in design for horse-drawn transportation and includes many features that made it a flexible and reliable vehicle. It was well-suited to the rough trails and rugged terrain of the West and was used widely during the second half of the nineteenth century.