Katherine A.
5/26/2025
The Twisted House is a whimsical, quirky sculpture in the ArtsPark. The house is the 2005 work of John McNaughton. McNaughton was a founding member of the Art Department of University of Southern...
Twisted House
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820 E 67th St
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Twisted House in Indianapolis, IN is a vibrant and diverse arts organization that offers a wide range of creative experiences for the local community. From theatre and music to dance and visual art, they provide a platform for artists of all disciplines to showcase their talents. With a rich history and a commitment to fostering artistic expression, Twisted House is a hub for cultural events, classes, workshops, and festivals that engage and inspire both children and adults.
At Twisted House, visitors can immerse themselves in the local arts scene through first Friday art openings, poetry readings, and film screenings. The organization also actively promotes public art, with a variety of murals and sculptures scattered throughout the city. With a mission to celebrate and support the arts, Twisted House invites everyone to get involved, whether through volunteering, attending events, or simply appreciating the creative spirit that thrives within Indianapolis.
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Richard Walton C.
12/3/2023
It was a cold crisp day in late November when I visited the house. I knocked on the door but nobody was home. Just kidding. It is a piece of artwork. It reminds me of the nursery rhyme about...
Tank G.
10/18/2021
This is a nice and creative piece of work located in ArtsPark located behind the Indianapolis Art Center. It is the park's centerpiece and its most popular piece. It is a must see in the city and...
Richard P.
2/15/2021
"Twisted House" is one of Indy's iconic public art exhibits. Placed as part of the Indianapolis Art Center's ARTSPARK Initiative in 2005, "Twisted House" was created by John McNaughton, a longtime...
Lizz M.
9/23/2022
Nice trail off the monon behind the Indy arts center in broadripple. There's a few art sculptures to check out along with tons of slower sand a few areas to sit and chill.
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