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Enjoy an afternoon exploring our galleries, strolling our gardens and grounds, or discovering the past at our historic home.
Alchemilla vase, by Italian designer Alessandro Mendini, is now on view in the Design arts galleries.
Situated on 152 acres of gardens and grounds, explore nature everyday from dawn until dusk.
Question consumerism and political engagement in contemporary society, in Josephine Meckseper: Recent Films.
TAP into Sacred Spain with a new interactive iPod Touch tour. Discover expert interviews, x-ray imagery and more.

Important Note: As part of the IMA's strategic restructuring, the Museum will no longer offer studio classes for children and adults. The IMA will continue to offer free admission and drop-in art-making opportunities for visitors of all ages. Check back for more details. Questions? Contact Jennifer Nucciarone at 317-923-1331, ext. 213.

Classes

DROP-IN ART MAKING: Star(lite): Saturdays | Noon-4:00 pm; Create your own art project inspired by works of art in the IMA’s permanent collection. Projects are designed to be accessible and fun… more

DROP-IN ART MAKING: Smuggling Daydreams into Reality: Through January 18, 2010; After watching short films created by local students and nationally recognized filmmaker Julie Dash for the exhibition "Smuggling Daydreams into Reality", contribute… more

CLASS: Research Your Artwork: Tuesday, Dec 1 | 2:00 pm; Take advantage of a free hour-long session explaining how to use the reference library to research art and objects in your own collection… more

Program in DeBoest Lecture Hall

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