Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Ryan White died before he could attend IU. Now, he’ll be memorialized on campus.
Ryan White's dream to attend IU will be realized posthumously when a memorial sculpture of the Kokomo teen who died of AIDS-related complications in 1990 is installed on campus. The Indiana Daily Student visited the studio where Eskenazi faculty Melanie Pennington is putting finishing touches on the piece.
Applicants sought for 2028 McKinney International Art and Design Residency
The Eskenazi School of Art Architecture + Design at Indiana University Bloomington invites established artists and designers whose primary residence is outside the US to apply for the 2028 McKinney International Art and Design Residency.
M. Arch students explore line in show at Columbus' 411 Gallery
Miller Architecture Program students muse on the line in an exhibition at Columbus' 411 Gallery that opens Thursday, December 4 with a reception also celebrating the opening of the Columbus Area Arts Council show 50/50, A Community Art Project. The Columbus Republic previews both shows.
The studio art alum behind those IU football posters
Before every game, IU Athletics drops roughly 2,000 vintage-style, red-and-white prints around Bloomington, and they’ve become serious collectors’ items. The man behind the art? Eskenazi School alum Jon Terzini, BFA’09, who’s been illustrating these game-day gems for nearly two decades.
"Keep Going": IMU to install sculpture honoring Ryan White
Thirty-six years after Ryan White’s death of AIDS-related complications in April 1990, a bronze sculpture of the legendary Hoosier will be installed in Bloomington's Indiana Memorial Union. Melanie Cooper Pennington, senior lecturer and area head of sculpture in the Eskenazi School, was commissioned to create the sculpture, funded through donations.
