CAC shines like bold, post-modern beacon

The Contemporary Arts Center’s building is as much a reason to visit as the art it houses, according to the Indianapolis Star.

The Contemporary Arts Center’s building is as much a reason to visit as the art it houses, according to the Indianapolis Star.

In the newspaper’s Sunday travel column, Matt Gonzales admires the cantilevered facade and the “urban carpet” that architect Zaha Hadid included in the building’s lobby.

Three temporary exhibitions are nearing the end of their runs: “Space is the Place”, featuring paintings, sculpture, and photographs relating to space exploration; “LeWitt x 2”, a tribute to conceptual artist Sol LeWitt; and “Daniel Libeskind”, an exploration of four of the architect’s recent projects.

Gonzales also recommends visiting the Cincinnati Museum Center’s “Freedom’s Sisters” interactive exhibit.

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