Indianapolis, IN
Exhibition & Events
1907: Industry along the White River dumped toxic waste with a lasting impact on low-income communities
Past Events
Fall Creek: A Look at Art and the Environment
A Tim Faris Photography Exhibit
Exhibit Opening December 9, 2019, 6:00 PM – 7:45 PM
Central Library, 40 E St Clair St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Reception, Yellow Gallery, 6:00 PM
Artist Talk with Tim Faris and Stefan Petranek, Riley Room, 6:30 PM.
Preview of Indianapolis Toxic Sites and Community Treasures.
Exhibit on view from December 9th-January 25th
Fort Harrison State Park and IUPUI are partnering on this program highlighting creek health. Join us at the Delaware Shelter to discover the importance of our waterways and how pollution is a ffecting the ecological balance. Afterwards, walk the creek banks to pick up litter and provide a cleaner environment! Participants will have park entrance fee waived.
Examining the intersection of policy, technology, and environmental justice in drinking water: What policies and structures shape our current systems? Who is well served by these systems, and who isn’t? And how can we provide safe, sustainable, and equitable access to drinking water for all?
This forum theater performance developed by the Young Actors Theatre engages audiences in environmental justice issues and motivates them into creative responses.