ISO and GANGGANG team up for exhibition at Hilbert Circle Theatre

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) and GANGGANG are partnering up for two new contemporary art exhibitions. As part of a new collaboration bridging the gap between art and music, the cultural development firm will oversee the curation and installation of two new exhibitions with the ISO. The exhibitions, which are on display now through Nov. 16 in the Oval Promenade and Wood Room at the historic Hilbert Circle Theatre, feature artwork by Hector Del Campo and a section of paintings by Black artists. “These exhibitions celebrate the remarkable contributions of BIPOC artists to Indianapolis’ vibrant cultural landscape, reinforcing the ISO’s dedication to enriching the patron experience with transformative artistic encounters,” Elias Garza, exhibitions manager at GANGGANG, said in a statement.& READ MORE: IndyPL’s ‘Meet an Author, Be an Author’ Book Fair returns One of the exhibitions, entitled Hector Del Campo: Perennial Topographies,” features a select variety of works by Indianapolis-based artist Hector Del Campo. Del Campo’s work, which is known for its vibrant compositions and rich interplay between color and narrative, is deeply rooted in the tradition of street art and his Cuban American heritage. “Self-serenades” highlights a selection of contemporary Black artists who exhibited in BUTTER — including Lyndy...