Press

2014:

Theater of Inclusion’s One and All project at the Indianapolis Museum of Art was the subject of Emily Taylor’s article on Blue Sky Window.

2013:

Mike Corbin of WIBC radio interviewed Dante and Rebecca about their project Indy Love You.
Dante Ventresca interviewed by height1000, a review which brings to light the achievements of innovative individuals, programs and organizations engaged in designing innovative and economical supports geared to encourage the intellectual, cultural and artistic potential of artists who are considered by some to have disabilities.

2012:

Rebecca King was accepted into the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership series, which each year gathers emerging and established community leaders in a year-long class designed to foster innovation and growth throughout Indianapolis. She joins the 37th class.
Theater of Inclusion’s PETAL Project was the subject of David Hoppe’s feature article in NUVO.
Dante Ventresca’s essay and pictures from the Theater of Inclusion’s PETAL project were featured on the Boner Center blog

2011:

Rebecca King was a finalist for Indy’s Best and Brightest Award in the Education and Nonprofit category. The annual award brings together 100 of the brightest minds in Central Indiana.

2009:

Rebecca King received the Creative Renewal award from the Arts Council of Indianapolis, which allowed her the opportunity to travel to Reggio Emilia, Italy, where she visited the Loris Malaguzzi International Center to examine and explore program documentation, techniques that she was employing in her work with Theater of Inclusion. Rebecca also attended the Venice Biennale.

2008:

Dante Ventresca received the Creative Renewal award from the Arts Council of Indianapolis. The award allowed him to explore new materials in his studio practice.

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2004:

Rebecca King was one of 12 recipients of the Governor’s Award for Tomorrow’s Leaders, which is given by the Indiana Humanities Council

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