Over the last few months, photographer Tascha Horowitz and her team stopped Indianapolis residents, took their pictures, and asked this question: “Where do you wish to wake up tomorrow?” Those portraits along with some of the responses are on exhibit at The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields. WFYI's Melissa Davis spoke with Horowitz and brings us this audio postcard.
December 7, 2017
'Where Do You Wish To Wake Up Tomorrow?'
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