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For Indianapolis North-East residents – the label “turnaround” has been synonymous with the realities of education reform and transformation. Taken in context, its “reversal” ambitions …
Newer: w/purpose Invited to Bring “Flava” to Evansville Art District →
What do you get someone for their 200th birthday?
Tough decision, right? Evansville’s art and design community showed up to the party with a newly dedicated …
Devington Community Imagines Transit Future
Indianapolis community residents and businesses organize to continue turnaround with the design of a new bus stop across from Arlington High School. What initially was started as a local community association idea as evolved into a “Transit” stop concept set to be completed in 2013 with the help of local city partners, area non-profits, and several local businesses – including Arlington High School art students. The projects “site specific appeal” lies in its use of local reclaimed materials from the historic Hoosier Dome and Bush Stadium. The new transit stop will showcase new plantings, a water reclamation system, and additional seating.