Robert Indiana

A legal fight threatens a legacy.

“We should celebrate Robert Indiana today. The City of Indianapolis should have a yearly parade for Indiana. There never has been an artist who singularly represents this state, and this city with such … well, with such Indiana-ness.”

Starting now, Hoosiers will mark two centuries of Indiana history with a yearlong party. But what, exactly, are we commemorating?

These Hoosier Hall of Fame winners get a lot of love—but is it deserved? We asked the experts.

Rompers, tunic dresses, and other bright-and-breezy summer finds.

“This highlights a major aspect of his work that hasn’t been seen in its entirety,” Robert Indiana historian John Wilmerding says.

It’s a safe bet the pop artist won’t attend the show, but here you can preview some of Robert Indiana’s pieces appearing at the IMA, including some prints exclusive to us.