Join us for this powerful performance that explores the unpredictable nature of life and the strength it takes to move forward in the face of adversity. A seemingly perfect picnic on a sunny day turns to chaos, reminding us that faith is a choice, and joy is a decision, even in the most unpredictable of circumstances. But as the storm rages on, so does our resilience.
Guests are encouraged to bring their picnic blankets and snacks to enjoy the show.
The 3 Marias Mexican Food Truck and Juicy Pop-Up will be on-site.
Additionally, there will be a limited number of picnic baskets for guests to personalize, embellish, and take home. Early arrival is suggested!
About the artist
Monique Burts, a 2025 Art & Soul featured artist through the Arts Council of Indianapolis is a wearable artist with a background in sculpture. She received her degree in sculpture from Herron School of Art + Design and now works as a wearable artist and costume designer, presenting shows for all under the alias Mo Gio. She uses unconventional materials and methods to create wearable art for shows and the runway. Her work is accompanied by live models, music curation, choreography, and glamour. She has exhibited at various Indianapolis galleries and venues including the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center, The Vogue Theatre, and the Indy 500 Snakepit Ball.
"Art and fashion is revealed in everything from daily interactions to ordinary objects. Even as a young girl, I had a particular interest in design and fashion. This longtime interest has shaped my career as a professional artist. I create wearable art using various unconventional techniques and materials, including, but not limited to paper, plastic, wood, metal, hair, plaster, and ordinary found objects. My creative process involves trial and error, problem solving, risk taking, research, and material analysis. My ability to trust my unique process allows me to transform materials beyond what initially seems possible and create multifaceted, wearable sculptures. I draw much of my inspiration from the possibilities that appear when perspective is altered. In addition to the art of manipulation and seeing the beauty in the unseen, my artistry is also shaped by my culture and lived experiences as a Black woman. The wearable art performances that I produce reflect the theme of unconventionality seen throughout my body of work. Viewers can expect an immersive experience with glamorous live models, music curation, and supporting props that bring the story to life."--Mo Gio
Made possible by the Indy Arts Council and the City of Indianapolis’ Art & Soul program, and The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.
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