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In the Gallery: In An Expression of the Inexpressible
Opening Reception: This contemporary (graphic) design exhibit is being organized and curated by Jonathan McGlothin and Samuel E. Vázquez with managing direction by Vida Sacic. “In An Expression of the Inexpressible” features international artists and designers whose work showcases the current interaction of music and design. It features art, graphic design and video works by Stefan Sagmeister, Non–Format, KarlssonWilker, Hannah Waldron, Mike Mills, Sara Haraigue, RD Granados, Stereotype Design, Si Scott, Mario Hugo, Standard Motion, Sonnenzimmer, Géraldine Georges, Yokoland, Jean Jullien, Roger Bova and Shannon McGlothin, among others. 
A new title for the Indiana Academy of Science
We recently designed a new book for the Indiana Academy of Science (IAS). Sedges of Indiana and the Adjacent States: The Non–Carex Species contains more than 400 photos, illustrations and maps and will be a welcome guide for curious amateur naturalists, as well as to gardeners and natural area and restoration biologists.
State Fair Buttons
Remember when you were a kid and cotton candy on the ferris wheel meant all was right with the world? Those were simpler times. Times we’ve tried to recapture with our state fair buttons. And as the song says, “it’s dollars to donuts that our State Fair is the best state fair in our state.” Order your free set of buttons »
On the Avenue: Indy Fringe
Mark your calendars for year five of the Indianapolis Fringe Festival; a big, bold and bodacious celebration of cutting edge visual art, alternative theatre and performance arts. First Friday will kick off the celebration with the Visual Fringe, a series of non–juried exhibitions of work by area artists accepted on a first–come, first–in basis until the exhibitions are full. On August 13th sit back and enjoy the “The Longest Dinner”, a truly unique dining experience around one long table. Tickets are $50, dinner and live music starts at 6pm, which includes three courses prepared and served slow–food style. Bringing the month to an end is the Theatre Fringe, August 21–30 included 53 performers, 270 shows and six stages. Don’t miss a month–long event that has even grabbed Mayor Greg Ballard’s attention, as he stated, “The festival fills this street with excitement and inspiration, and created an experience that draws in both neighbors and visitors.” For more information visit indyfringe.org
Urban Times goes all digital on usCheck out the new Urban Times Web site where you’ll find the latest issue of the popular downtown newsletter as well as stories from past editions. Read archived stories from Connie Zeigler, author of “History 301,” Kim Galeaz of “Dining Downtown with the Dietitian,” and from Urban Times editor Bill “Babblin” Brooks. These stories on downtown developments and business news help you keep up with what’s happening. Facebook and Twitter too? Yesss. |
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