Overview
Join us for an exclusive Members-Only Coffee & Conversation featuring Andie Arana Gomez, an artist who is curatorial advisor on the groundbreaking Latino-American print exhibition Consejo Grafico Nacional on display at the Eiteljorg until May 29, 2027.
Artist Bio: Andie Arana Gomez (b. 2002) was born and raised in Guatemala City, Guatemala, and immigrated to the United States with their family in 2015. The family settled in central Indiana, where the artist continues to be based. In 2025, Arana Gomez received their BFA in Studio Art with a Minor in French from Ball State University, Indiana. At Ball State, the artists concentrated on drawing, painting, and printmaking.
Their Senior thesis, Show Try Reaping the Corn from My Body, explored themes of cultural heritage, immigration, and assimilation through a re-imagination of the Mayan creation myth.
Since then, Arana Gomez has graduated from the Latino Artist Mentorship Program (Dec. 2025), and their work has been featured at Newfields (2025), the Eiteljorg Museum (2025), the Indy Arts Council’s Gallery 924 (2025), the Minnetrista Museum and Gardens (2026), and Manifest Gallery, OH (2026).
Enjoy coffee, donuts, and engaging conversation with fellow members.
RSVP required—limited space available.
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