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B.F.A. Danielle Shum explores intersecting identities in metal
Danielle Shum "never anticipated that [her] story about a curved spine could resonate with so many people." Her brooch "Scoliosis" has won awards for the metalsmithing B.F.A. from the National Society of Arts and Letters and the Society of North American Goldsmiths, and is included in the show "We Are Here" opening June 4 at the Metal Museum in Memphis.
Eskenazi artists explore Indiana's waterways in Ebb and Flow
Two Eskenazi alumni selected for College's 20 Under 40: 2023
A designer and textile artist committed to working at the intersection of design and social impact. And artist and professor who explores photography within built spaces, assemblage and performance. Sierra Naomi (B.A. '18, Fashion Design) and Rebecca Drolen (M.F.A. '09, Studio Art) have made the IU College of Arts and Sciences 2023 20 Under 40 list of "amazing alumni."
Spring Greetings from Dean Faimon
"We could not be prouder of each of our graduate’s accomplishments," writes Faimon. "We are also very proud that the Eskenazi School has been the incubator for their ideas, creations, and personal growth. They have spent their time at this school bringing their humanity to bear – together with all the latest knowledge, tools, and techniques – in problem solving."
Miller M. Arch students reënvision Columbus school
Students in the Eskenazi School Miller M.Arch program have spent the semester conducting research, meeting with stakeholders, and coming up with concepts for the ABC-Stewart Montessori School facility in Columbus.
Birth in 2023: Eskenazi artists weigh in
Just in time for Mother’s Day: Eskenazi faculty and alumni show work in “Lineages of Birth,” a cross-campus and -community project exploring experiences of birth, curated by an Eskenazi alum. In disparate mediums, the artists explore aspects of birth and reproduction that expand and complicate the prevailing narrative.
Nakagawa's photographs stand witness to painful history
In 2022, Eskenazi School faculty Osamu James Nakagawa made a 15,200-mile pilgrimage around the US to photograph the sites where Japanese and Japanese-American people were incarcerated during World War 2. On view at Tokyo's Photo Gallery International May 17-July 1, the work is a reckoning with the artist's own national identity.
Mies Building awarded major steel industry award for 2023
A 1950s design built seven decades after it was created, the Eskenazi School's Mies van der Rohe Building was one of ten projects that received a 2023 Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel (IDEAS-2) Award.
Vogue features new paintings by alumna Danielle Orchard (B.F.A. '09)
Brooklyn-based painter Danielle Orchard's newest set of paintings touch on pregnancy and loss. Vogue profiled the Eskenazi grad (B.F.A. '09) on the occasion of her show "You Are a Serpent Who'll Return to the Ocean" on view April 26-June 10 at at New York's Perrotin Gallery.
"Not delicate": Professor Emeritus Barry Gealt's latest landscapes at McCalla
They are called landscapes, but more than anything, Barry Gealt's paintings seem to register how it feels to be in the landscape. "I think of myself as a realist," said Gealt, Eskenazi School professor emeritus of painting. "I can’t name you each tree in the painting, but I’m a realist in that the experience is real." A show of his newest paintings opens April 21 at University Collections at McCalla.
