The Art Of The Matter

IMA Final Friday Extended Hours, David Ranalli - Magician - Third Annual Winter Magic Festival and National Geographic at the Eiteljorg.

St. Vincent Cancer Care Art Therapy, Indiana High School Architectural Design Competition and Jersey Boys Musical

Art of the Matter's most Interesting People of 2012: Young Adult Author John Green, IMA President and CEO Charles Venable and Musician Michael Feinstein

Christ Church Cathedral's Performance of Handel's Messiah, 50 Years of The Circle of Lights and Pen-and-ink artist Franklin Booth

U of I Arts Conversation, Indianapolis School of Ballet's Nutcracker and Behind the Copper Fence

Art Center December Exhibits, Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Holiday and TINY Show at the Arts Council of Indianapolis

Indianapolis Opera Winter Tradition, New Michael Feinstein Book and James Dean at the State Museum.

Ronen Chamber Ensemble, Gary Edgerton - Preview of Ken Burn's The Dust Bowl and The Center for the Performing Arts president and CEO Tania Castroverde Moskalenko.

Indy International Fest, IMA Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO Charles Venable and Indiana Recycling Coalition's annual event "Revent"

The Madame Walker Theatre Center is celebrates its 85th Anniversary, Former Indiana Poet Laureate Norbert Krapf and NPR's Only a Game.

VSA Indiana - The State Organization on Arts and Disability, Indiana Historical Society You Are There and CSI Shakespeare Documentary

Actors Theatre of Indiana's production of Route 66, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Association and Author John Green

Galax Quartet at the Indiana Landmarks Center, JCC Ann Katz Festival of Books & Arts and Indiana Ballet Conservatory

Spirit & Place Festival, Broad Ripple Music Fest and Scots Games.

Arts for Learning, Debussy and German Fest

Visual artist Pete Brown - Blind Show, IMA Contemporary Arts Society and Women of a Certan Age at Stutz

Architects' Home Tour, author Barb Shoup and composer Nat Evans composition and performance at the100 Acres Lake of the IMA.

"Sister City Festival", Richard Auldon Clark and Lawrence Art Center

Author Dan Wakefield, Indy Jazz Fest and Conrad Picassos

Dig-In A Taste of Indiana, Greek Fest and Food for Thought Book