Location: Indiana

Amy Brier found her calling with the Midwestern stone after working as a stone carver at one of the largest cathedrals in the world.

Students and staff at a rural Indiana school grow and harvest produce, and serve it up for lunch.

Grupo Folclórico Macehuani, led by Carol Nuñez Verdín, can be seen performing at Indiana Pacer games and regional cultural events.

For over 20 years, D. Del Reverda-Jennings has organized FLAVA FRESH!, a juried art show in Indianapolis celebrating the creative spirit of local artists of color.

With 16 grape-growing regions across seven states, independent winemakers and vineyards have created a long-lasting practice and love for the process.

From catsup bottles and coffee pots to pumpkins and ears of corn, the Midwest skyline is dotted with uniquely industrial artistry.

As Fort Wayne's theatre scene grows, Gavin Thomas Drew is working to ensure that audiences and theatre makers from unrepresented groups are both welcomed and supported.

In Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois, explore three different stories of the Black experience in America.

With less than 10% of theaters in the country showing analog film prints, these Midwestern theaters are among the few keeping the art alive.

From 2019-24, we supported six partners as they created unique artist residencies with their communities. Here’s what we learned along the way.