Around the Corner: We Outside | Art Exhibit
Fri, Jun 06Factory Arts District Schwitzer Gallery
These artists don’t color within the lines—they draw their own.
Around the Corner: We Outside is an unapologetic celebration of creative freedom curated by Corner Boys Gallery. This show brings together six artists who aren’t just participating in culture—they’re shaping it.
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Time & Location
Jun 06, 2025, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Factory Arts District Schwitzer Gallery , 1125 E Brookside Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
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About the event
M2 and Corner Boys Gallery presents
Around the Corner: We Outside
These artists don’t color within the lines—they draw their own.
Around the Corner: We Outside is an unapologetic celebration of creative freedom curated by Corner Boys Gallery. This show brings together six artists who aren’t just participating in culture—they’re shaping it. Their work lives at the intersection of personal truth, cultural legacy, and bold experimentation.
These artists move differently. They make art that’s unfiltered, street-rooted, and deeply intentional. Whether it’s through ceramics, finger painting, augmented reality, abstract storytelling, or tattoo-based murals—every piece is a statement of autonomy, hustle, and creative rebellion.Hosted at the Schwitzer Gallery inside the Factory Artist Warehouse, the exhibition transforms the space into a raw, immersive environment. Street signs, caution tape, wire-hung sneakers, and painted floor lines invite you to step into a visual cipher—where each artist claims a corner and commands the space.
This isn’t a quiet moment. This is presence. This is what’s next—already here—just around the corner.
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Exhibition Dates: June 1, 2025- June 30, 2025
First Friday, Artist Reception: June 6, 2025
Location: Schwitzer Gallery at Factory Arts District
Address: 1125 E Brookside Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Featured Artists & Creative Lanes
Kenneth Hordge (FingerCreations) Finger painting with soul.
Kenneth bypasses brushes, using only his hands and broken glass to create bold, emotive portraits rooted in culture, memory, and movement.
Gary Gee The visual narrator.
Gary’s work speaks in layers—ceramics, hip-hop symbolism, painting, and sculpture—documenting Black experience, cultural resistance, and self-actualization.Kevin WestPainter of joy and legacy.
vibrant, technicolor canvases celebrate Black youth and community with every stroke—capturing truth, triumph, and transformation.
Omar Rashan Afrofuturist architect of vision.
Omar fuses fine art and augmented reality, creating spiritual and tech-driven work that bends perception and opens portals to Black possibility.
Will Woodrow. The fabricator of memory.
Will reimagines nostalgia through sculpture, engineering, and pop culture icons—fusing tradesman grit with gallery-level imagination.
Rob Sloan Tattooist turned muralist.
Rob’s visual language draws from street calligraphy, tattoo culture, and urban storytelling—built on ink, loyalty, and freehand conviction.
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M2 Consulting Group provides strategic and cultural infrastructure to help artists and creatives grow from grassroots ideas to institutional-level impact. Their support goes beyond logistics—they help build sustainable platforms for projects rooted in equity, authenticity, and vision.