The football gods remain inscrutable: after a solid decade of dominance, the Colts lose their franchise quarterback and finish 2-14 the year that Indianapolis hosts the Super Bowl. Go ahead, make sense of that. Of course, people are still going to absolutely overrun downtown Indy in a couple of weeks, regardless of who’s playing, and the Indy arts community is tuning up for its latest spotlight moment. Open now through the big game is the TURF:IDADA Art Pavilion, a collection of more than twenty installations by local artists in the Old Indianapolis City Hall. Super Bowl XLVI’s on February 5, and when it’s over, so is the Pavilion. So get at it. (FULL ARTICLE: Charles Fox and Dan Grossman, NUVO)