Bold colors and whimsical characters filled Andy Miller’s mural Served, which was painted during the Lilly Global Day of Service in 2011. Served highlighted the community spirit and the many cultural activities that at the time were taking place at Big Car‘s Service Center for Contemporary Culture and Community in the Lafayette Square area on Indianapolis’ Westside. The Service Center closed in 2014 and Big Car now operates out of new headquarters in the Garfield Park neighborhood.
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Bold colors and whimsical characters filled Andy Miller’s mural Served, which was painted during the Lilly Global Day of Service in 2011. Served highlighted the community spirit and the many cultural activities that at the time were taking place at Big Car‘s Service Center for Contemporary Culture and Community in the Lafayette Square area on Indianapolis’ Westside. The Service Center closed in 2014 and Big Car now operates out of new headquarters in the Garfield Park neighborhood.
Andy J. Miller was born in Indiana, went to middle school in Western New York, to high school in Indiana, and to the University of Huddersfield in the United Kingdom. He is most known for The Indie Rock Coloring Book, his daily drawing project NOD and his Creative Pep Talk podcast. His quirky style adorns everything from public murals to silkscreen prints to tote bags. Read more about the artist at http://www.andy-j-miller.com/
Served was one of 46 murals commissioned by the Arts Council of Indianapolis as part of its nationally renowned 46 for XLVI mural initiative.
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