Art Exhibition: The World of Morton C. Bradley, Jr.

The geometric sculptures of Morton C. Bradley, Jr. (1912–2004) reflect his fascination with the science of color, admiration for traditional patterns, and exploration of mathematical designs. Inspired by the platonic solids, these works are steeped in geometric exploration, yet retain a whimsy and playfulness that arises from Bradley's investigation of color’s interaction with form. This special exhibit showcases some of his liveliest works.

> Space 101 (101 E. 6th St.), near the Lotus Arts Village
> Free
> More about the works of Morton C. Bradley, Jr.

Presented by the Indiana University Campus Art Collection, and provided with assistance by Space 101.

Jefferson Street Parade Band

A Visual Arts Village performance and mini-procession

> 8:30pm
> 6th St., between Walnut & Washington
> Free

"commUNITY"

Celebrate the diversity and experiences of Asian Pacific Americans who live in the Midwest with a photographic exhibition by William L. Snyder. The exhibition helps dispel stereotypes and expose the reality of Asian American experiences with photographs and statements of 30 men and women, from 18 to 61 years old. 

> Monroe County Public Library (303 E. Kirkwood)
> Community Gallery
> Free

Supported in part by the Asian American Network of Indiana, the Council on Asian American Studies, Color Tech, and Mr. Corey Linkel. More info / Video

> Art Camp at Lotus in the Park

> Hudsuckers Hooping Workshop

> Lotus and Mathers Museum Craft Days