I’ve lived in Indianapolis for almost 4 years, it’s my home. I’ve explored many depths of this city. It’s a blur to me now. I see the same buildings and people every other day. 

With my work, I explored the streets of Indianapolis that feel as if they were anywhere else in the world. It’s my escape. Time and space are limited in the photos. Indianapolis has been a lovely home, but I’m ready to leave and find other places, people, and spaces. —Miera Thoroughgood

Located in the Guichelaar Gallery, this exhibit is part of a Herron School of Art and Design Photography Senior Thesis series curated by Jane Sun Kim, a visual artist in our long term residency program, APLR.

The Guichelaar Gallery and Residency House located next door to Tube Factory at 1135 Cruft St. is a contemporary art space operated by Big Car Collaborative APLR artists. It also serves as a home for visiting artists.