Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Eskenazi painting alum exhibits at Buckingham Palace
Luke Allsbrook (B.F.A. '95, Studio Art) is one of 70 artists over the last four decades to have accompanied King Charles III on a royal tour in one of 95 countries and regions. Allsbrook's panoramic painting of a Washington State landscape is included in a current exhibition at Buckingham Palace, which was covered by CNN Travel.
"Surface Noise" features Eskenazi faculty's letterpress posters
"Things we make by hand become inherently more important as there are fewer of them,” notes Eskenazi faculty Alexander Landerman, who creates posters using a traditional letter-press printing technique. Landerman's current exhibition at a gallery in Hancock, Mich. is the subject of a television news feature.
Interior design course makes classroom three-dimensional
Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Faculty Curriculum fellow works with IU3D team to bring new dimensions to Interior Design students’ classroom experience.
Filmmaker's 'Kaplowitz' documents Bloomington man with disabilities who influenced many
What if you had a crippling lifelong illness, your mother died when you were 11, and you had funding—plus an large assortment of generous, adoring fans, or "Bobbites"? You can find out in the documentary "Kaplowitz" by Eskenazi School alumnus Nate Crum (B.A. 2012, Studio Art).
Eskenazi School recognizes 277 graduates
On May 10, the Eskenazi School recognized 277 graduates receiving one of six undergraduate and graduate degrees. The ceremony at the Musical Arts Center on the Bloomington campus featured remarks by Founding Dean Peg Faimon and two student speakers. Relive the moment at the archived livestream when you follow the link.
