Jul 23, 2021 / 09:08 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis will soon spotlight the Black Lives Matter mural on Indiana Avenue. It’s an important part of our history that will be featured in “Stories of our Community: Art of Protest.“
Hashtags often preface the names of Black people killed by police. That’s a major reason why artist Jarrod Dortch picked the hashtag in the Black Lives Matter mural on Indiana Avenue.
“It’s deeper than just a hashtag. It’s deeper than just a momentary statement,” said Dortch. “The hashtag symbol itself has become the beginning of so much that has been going on.”
World-famous T. rex comes to Children s Museum of Indianapolis SUE is joined alongside Bucky in the museum s atrium as the Dinosphere exhibit undergoes a dinormous $27.5 million redesign. Author: Julia Moffitt Updated: 11:19 AM EST March 9, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS There has been an escape and invasion at the Children s Museum of Indianapolis just in time for spring break!
SUE, a world-famous Tyrannosaurus rex that typically resides at Chicago s Field Museum, is spending spring break and summer vacation at the world’s largest children’s museum.
Monica Humphrey, the Children s Museum s director of exhibits, said the staff is very excited about the new addition but noted the T. rex won t be lonely in the halls of the museum.