Our school has more than 7,700 square feet of gallery space and hosts exhibitions all year long.
Some feature current students and faculty, while others highlight important and historical pieces, up-and-coming artists, or established names.
We invite everyone in the community to view our exhibitions—not just Eskenazi School students. Art is better when shared, and we want everyone to benefit.
The Grunwald Gallery is home to contemporary art exhibitions by Eskenazi School students and faculty, as well as professional artists from around the world. The gallery hosts more than 30 shows of art representing a variety of contemporary genres and approaches, from traditional to experimental. The Grunwald frequently collaborates with artists, scientists, and scholars to produce exhibitions that interpret visual art in a broader scientific or humanities context.
Explore the Grunwald Gallery
The Miller M.Arch Gallery in the Republic Building, home to the Eskenazi School’s J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program, showcases the work of artists and architects over the course of each academic year. Exhibitors present a public lecture about their work during the course of the exhibition.
The Sage Collection includes more than 28,000 pieces of apparel and accessories from past and present. Items in the collection range from sports uniforms to haute couture. Selections from the Sage Collection go on view on campus and community exhibition spaces over the year.
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