Adjacent to the Museum and located on 100 acres that includes woodlands, wetlands, meadows and a 35-acre lake, 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park is one of the largest museum art parks in the country, and the only one to feature the ongoing commission of site-specific artworks. Learn more About 100 Acres.

Fall Colors

The Warmer Months

Drumming circle under Type A’s Align during the 2011 Summer Solstice celebration Lake view from the guard shack, a component of Tea Makipaa’s Eden II (2011) Visitors enjoy 1 of 15 benches that comprise Jeppe Hein’s Bench Around the Lake Park of the Laments (Alfredo Jaar) A school group plays on Atelier Van Lieshout’s Funky Bones The shadows of Type A’s Align formed a single ring on opening day, June 20, 2010 Eden II (Tea Makipaa) Shooting hoops on Los Carpintero’s Free Basket on the opening day, June 20, 2010 Funky Bones (Atelier van Lieshout) Evening event at the Ruth Lilly Visitors Pavilion, designed by Marlon Blackwell A stroll along landscape architect Ed Blake’s Pulliam Family Landscape Journeys 2010 Indianapolis Island resident Michael Runge rows visitors to his summer home The Ruth Lilly Visitors Pavilion in 100 Acres

Spring has Sprung

A Snowfall in 100 Acres

Park of the Laments (Alfredo Jaar) Align (Type A) Bench Around the Lake (Jeppe Hein) Eden II (Tea Makipaa) Free Basket (Los Carpinteros) Funky Bones (Atelier van Lieshout) Indianapolis Island (Andrea Zittel) Align (Type A) Align (Type A) ANP Visitors Center Eden II (Tea Makipaa) Bench Around the Lake (Jeppe Hein) Free Basket (Los Carpinteros) Free Basket (Los Carpinteros) Park of the Laments (Alfredo Jaar)