March 5 - June 15, 2027
This exhibition is free and open to all.
Please note that this exhibition venue is located in the Central Time Zone.
Heidelbergology: Is It Art Now? is a traveling retrospective of the internationally acclaimed Tyree Guyton. The exhibition explores the groundbreaking @heidelbergproj, created in his Detroit neighborhood beginning in 1986.
Named for the street where Guyton grew up, the project blends community development, assemblage, urban design, and studio practice. It embodies Guyton’s philosophy of Heidelbergology—the study of discarded materials woven into a community’s fabric—and has gained international recognition for its artistic and social impact. For four decades, the project has sparked global conversations on community resilience, creative placemaking, and the intersection of art and activism. By showcasing its evolution, impact, and continued relevance, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to examine how art can address urban challenges, inspire dialogue, and foster healing in communities worldwide.
Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) presents the exhibition alongside robust public programming.
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About the Venue
Located at 101 W. 2nd Street in Michigan City, Indiana, the Lubeznik Center for the Arts welcomes the public year-round with free admission.
LCA is open weekdays from 10am-5pm Central Time and weekends from 11am-4pm Central Time. LCA is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is available in a dedicated lot adjacent to the Center. For accessibility information, accommodations, and current venue details, visit LCA’s website or contact jbloch@lubeznikcenter.org.
Funding & Support
This event is made possible with funding from Lubeznik Center for the Arts.
Heidelbergology: Is It Art Now? is a partner program of the 2027 Notre Dame Arts Biennial and is supported with funding from the Notre Dame Arts Initiative.
Image courtesy of the artist and Lubeznik Center for the Arts.