Commissions, Murals, Projects/Workshops
Connecting Through Community, Culture, Creativity
Arts for Learning Third Space- George Julian School #57
https://artsforlearningindiana.org/third-space/ips-george-julian/
NFL- Colts/My Cause My Cleats 2022
P30 is a Coworking and office space, a community hub and an entrepreneurial incubator on the Far Eastside of Indianapolis
Teach For American Mural
(Kenneth "Fingers" Hordge, Dr. Jarrod Dortch, Rebecca Robinson
Commission for Clay Terrace Outdoor Shopping Mall- Carmel, IN 2021
Titled SHOPPING ZEN 44ft x 20ft
Artist Rebecca Robinson's artwork was chosen
by the Indianapolis Arts Council High Art/Billboard Project 2019-2020
Artwork titled “Protest”
(71st & Binford Indianapolis)
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The Arts Council of Indianapolis and partner Reagan Outdoor Advertising (formerly Fairway Outdoor), have created High Art, a city-wide public art project which takes 10 works of art by central Indiana artists, prints them in a billboard format and places them around the city on a rotating basis. Images are rotated in and out of various locations as sites open up in the regular rotation of billboard advertisements. The works will rotate for one year on billboards throughout Marion and the seven surrounding counties.
Participating artists receive considerable value for their inclusion. The Arts Council pays the production costs for the vinyl billboards. Reagan donates the available billboard spaces and the installation and de-installation for a total estimated value of over $240,000 and an estimated 24 million views throughout the year.
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The Harrison Center For The Arts Indianapolis
5th Annual Winter Window Walk
"Tribute to Indiana Ave & Wes & Buddy Montgomery"
on display until January 2020
"I wanted to create a window installation that would make you feel like you were actually there, listening to jazz music and enjoying the vibe" -Robinson
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One ARRT Art Organization/Founder
HOW ONE ARRT HELPS ARTISTS
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Supports creatives who wish to pursue a career in the arts
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Funding for workshops and classes for children and teens
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Supports students who are art majors at University/College level
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Career workshops, portfolio creation, career advising for artists.
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HOW ONE ARRT HELPS THE COMMUNITY
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Community/Public Art projects
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Public Art Installations/Projects for communities in need
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African American owned art galleries/exhibitions
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Special Exhibitions/Museums
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Art Residency programs (Current and Future)
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Member
WE ARE INDY ARTS - ART COLLECTIVE
2015-present
Producer/Set Decoration/Media Manager/Web & Poster Designer
A collective of 18 Indy-based and civically engaged Black visual artists
Represented Artist 2015-present
Indianapolis
Best In Show 2015
Advisory Committee Member
Producer/Media Manager/Graphic & Web Designer
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The Color of Medicine: The Story of
Homer G. PhillipsHospital documentary film
WON BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM​
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Montreal International Black Film Festival
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Houston International Black Film Festival
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Gary, IN. International Film Festival
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I SEE YOU AWARDS/Royal Oak, Michigan
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WWW.THECOLOROFMEDICINE.COM
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AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE
Video On Demand, Amazon, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Cable Networks
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Learn more about the story of Rebecca's journey to seek justice for her film project, The Color of Medicine, which took an unexpected turn.
Founder
Est. 2016
Scarves 4 Indy collects donations of winter items throughout the year to give away to those in need during the annual event each winter.
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Thank you to our ongoing supporters and donations to make Scarves 4 Indy Possible.
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A special thank you to miss Amy who makes handmade scarves each year for Scarves 4 Indy.
Commissioned Artist- 2020
The Arts Council of Indianapolis and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. (KIB) are partnering to create public art experiences for both residents and visitors, funded by a grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc. The project, called Indy Art & Seek, will feature more than 100 engaging and accessible mini-installations, performances, literary pieces, and individual artworks along urban streets, as well as 6 large-scale installations in greenspaces throughout Indianapolis.
An interactive map and mobile application will guide participants through the experience, revealing locations and spaces that may currently have little or no public art. ACI will focus on matching local artists with opportunities to create installations for the project.
Black Lives Matter Mural Project- Indianapolis
Commissioned by the Arts Council of Indianapolis
Title: New Nation TM
Medium: Concrete, Tar, White Latex Paint
Union Station/Meridian St.
Black Lives Matter Mural/Indiana Ave.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields is proud to present We. The Culture: Works by The Eighteen Art Collective. The Eighteen Art Collective was formed in the summer of 2020 after 18 Indianapolis-based Black artists were commissioned to paint a 30-foot tall Black Lives Matter street mural on historic Indiana Avenue. The Collective’s launch was supported by GANGGANG, an Indianapolis-based cultural development firm that works to bring more beauty, equity, and culture to cities.
The Eighteen were brought together by a shared moment of activism, but their artistic practices are diverse in concept, intent, and medium. Artworks in the exhibition address subjects as varied as religion and spirituality, queer identity, joy, hip-hop culture, materiality, art history, nature, and social justice. While the exhibition showcases the collective, its goal is to introduce the artists as individuals and creative professionals beyond their roles in the street mural, and to highlight the immense pool of artistic talent active in Indianapolis.
Eighteen Becomes an official Art Collective
Guest Curators & BLM Artists Withdraw From Upcoming Newfields Art Exhibition.
Reclaiming The Space-Indianapolis City Market Mural Project
Solo Exhibition Showcased at The Madam Walker Theatre-Indianapolis, IN.
"My goal is to be the first African-American owned and operated art supply company"-Rebecca Robinson
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Voice Over-Rebecca Robinson
Background Image Credit- Josh Hild
IG @joshhild