Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Graphic design MFA Ellie Prisbrey is "Inspired by Inquiry"
Vintage films explaining capitalism to middle and high schoolers buried in IU Libraries' Moving Image Archive inspired graphic design M.F.A. Ellie Prisbrey to create an artwork currently on view with others inspired by IU's collections. Learn about Prisbrey's process and join her and her M.F.A. cohort for an opening reception Jan. 30.
Lenscratch showcases IU photographer Nakagawa's trilogy on Japanese American incarceration
Eskenazi School photography professor Osamu James Nakagawa covered nearly 25,000 miles to document the sites of the camps where Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War 2. He spoke with Lenscratch about American Truths, the trilogy of pictures he made from the experience.
Designer of Lil Baby's Atlanta home is Eskenazi's own
Interior design alum Annysa LaMantia (B.S. '09) has clients in the NBA and on the Billboard charts. "What's so beautiful" about working at that level, says the Bloomington native, "is that now I am working with every kind of creative ... giving others a platform, so that [they] can do what they love to do."
"Our Indiana" podcast spotlights creative placemaking
On this episode of the Our Indiana podcast from the IU Center for Rural Engagement Eskenazi Comp Design Director and Teaching Professor Jon Racek talks about the way he and his students are using creative placemaking in rural Martin County to help the community realize its goals.
Student spotlight: Austin Clark, Studio Art B.F.A. (Photography)
Pursuing a dual degree in studio art (photography) and art history, senior Austin Clark considers his academic and creative pursuits of a piece with the work he does with the Eskenazi School's Office of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA). Clark's thesis show is currently on view in the Grunwald Gallery.
