INDIANAPOLIS — The annual BUTTER Fine Arts Fair returned to the Stutz Building in downtown Indianapolis this weekend, spotlighting the work of Black artists from across the city and around the world.
Now in its fifth year, America’s equitable fine art fair—organized by the creative advocacy group GANGGANG—aims to close racial gaps in the art world by creating a platform for artists of color to showcase and sell their work.
Organizers say this year’s theme, remembrance, encourages artists and attendees to reflect on unity, culture and community…