Curated by COMPANION originally for the 2024 Indiana Global Economic Summit, WINDING ACCORD is an exhibition of artworks by six contemporary, Indiana-based artists that foregrounds the state’s visual arts sector and activates new economic equity standards for artists. The public iteration of the exhibition is open at COMPANION’s gallery space in midtown Indianapolis from May 31 — June 30, 2024.

WINDING ACCORD features works in painting, collage, ceramics, textiles, and printmaking by Su A Chae, Stephen Creech, Mailinh Hồ, Hannah Paz-Westbrook, Israel Solomon, and Julie W. Tourtillotte. Presented together for the first time, the artists’ distinct practices address labor, individual and collective identities, evolving ecologies, and new craft technologies.

Curated by COMPANION originally for the 2024 Indiana Global Economic Summit, WINDING ACCORD is an exhibition of artworks by six contemporary, Indiana-based artists that foregrounds the state’s visual arts sector and activates new economic equity standards for artists. WINDING ACCORD opened privately May 23-24 for the 2024 Indiana Global Economic Summit hosted by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. The public iteration of the exhibition is open at COMPANION’s gallery space in midtown Indianapolis from May 31 — June 30, 2024.

WINDING ACCORD features works in painting, collage, ceramics, textiles, and printmaking by Su A Chae, Stephen Creech, Mailinh Hồ, Hannah Paz-Westbrook, Israel Solomon, and Julie W. Tourtillotte. Presented together for the first time, the artists’ distinct practices address labor, individual and collective identities, evolving ecologies, and new craft technologies.

Go More Slowly Over The Earth celebrates midsummer and reconsiders the Middle Ages with opening festivities on the summer solstice. An early, intimate feast of spit-roasted meat and dandelion wine evolves into a public evening of contemporary works and timeless traditions. Featured artworks and design objects include sculpture, furniture, lighting, paintings, jewelry, and explorations in material and alchemy — they employ methods of making, meaning, ornamentation, utility, and protection common during the Middle Ages.

Includes works by Stephanie Barlow, Loran Bohall, Phil Cecil, Rachel Leah Cohn, Angela Eastman, Devon Gray, Max McInnis, Aaron Leif Nicholson, Rebekah Nolan, Cory Robinson, and Sean Starowitz, with Lauren Day, Grace Seibert, Marlowe Harp, Tuning Forks, and Nowhere Chai.