Think I’ll Stay Awhile

Some call Indiana the “Crossroads of America”—due to the highways that converge here from all parts of the country—but typically people just wave as they pass through. More and more, Indiana has become the destination. Photographer Jeffrey Wolin’s photographs and profiles of Indiana’s immigrant experience first appeared in New Faces at the Crossroads: The World in Central Indiana, a book designed by Dean Johnson and published by the International Center of Indianapolis in association with Indiana University Press. Now, 30 of Wolin’s photographs will be featured in an exhibition at the new Indianapolis International Airport that opens later this month.

What's Upstairs?

Opening Reception:
Friday, November 7, 2008 5—9pm

Have you ever wondered what goes on above the gallery at Dean Johnson Design? Who is up there and what do they do? Here is your chance at a rare glimpse of some of their more hidden talents.

The gallery will feature works by Scott Johnson, Bruce Dean, Mike Schwab, Pat Prather, Eric Murray, Ryan Abegglen, Regan Norton, Claire Chappell, Isaac Arthur and Casey Jo Ailes. A part of IDADA's First Friday Art Tour.

More about What's Upstairs?

Offspring

An offspring of Silver in the City is coming to 433 Mass Ave. “Nurture,” which will supply modern apparel and gear for baby with new playful cool designs you’ll wish came in adult sizes. They will carry sizes 0-5T and will include a line of organic clothing. Pricing will be modest (plenty under $30), with some splurges for the grandparents.

People should expect the same great service and sense of style that is offered at Silver in the City. Hours will be Tuesday-Sunday 10–6pm and will offer an in-store registry service.

“Nurture” will be open in time for the Midnight Shopper on November 21st.

Mobius loop anyone?

Starting November 5th Mass Ave will be going green with swanky new recycling receptacles designed by Indy's own local artist Chris Foster. Kristen Kohn local entrepreneur had a mission to help out Mass Ave and being green with 10 beautifully designed receptacles sponsored and supported through Indy Arts Budget.