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Herbert Simon Family Foundation backs experimental ‘Risky Business’ showcase at CAMi, featuring nine Indy artists Oct. 10
The Herbert Simon Family Foundation will present Risky Business, an experimental creative showcase at the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis on Oct. 10, 2026, featuring nine artists supported by the foundation’s Indianapolis Creative Risk Fund. The event is free; registration is required.
Risky Business is set to open at the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi) on 2026-10-10 and will be on view from 5–10 p.m., presenting nine artists across music, dance, literary and visual mediums. The exhibition is curated by Creative Director and Performing Arts Curator Rishard Allen and Visual Arts Curator Lindsey Lord, according to a press release published 2026-09-14.
Each exhibiting artist is a recipient of the Herbert Simon Family Foundation’s Indianapolis Creative Risk Fund, a program created in 2023 to provide financial support directly to individual artists, collectives and collaborations. The showcase explores themes including environmental sustainability, displacement, systemic racism, substance use disorder, disability and anti-violence. Risky Business is free to attend but requires registration; the article directs readers to cicf.org/indianapolis-creative-risk-fund for more information and to register.
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