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'Mies in Indiana' opens at Grunwald Gallery
The Eskenazi School's Grunwald Gallery of Art has mounted “Mies in Indiana,” an exhibition that explores the little-known history of Mies van der Rohe’s architecture in Indiana between 1947 and 1953, particularly in Indianapolis and Bloomington.
Montauk Resort features installation by Eskenazi Painting B.F.A.
A painting installation by Eskenazi alumna Danielle Orchard (B.F.A. '09) at a resort at Long Island's eastern end is one of "5 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week."
Once Upon a Mies Van Der Rohe Skyline
IU VP for Capital Planning Adam Thies traces the history of the Eskenazi School's new Mies van der Rohe Building, which he helped translate from plans unveiled in 1952 to a building dedicated seventy years later. Thies spent seven years in museum archives researching the building originally designed to be a fraternity house.
Eskenazi Alum Joins Inaugural Cohort of U.S. Digital Corps
Eskenazi alumna Lacy Kelly Ramos (Graphic Design B.F.A. '09) is part of the inaugural cohort of the U.S. Digital Corps, a two-year fellowship that recruits early-career technologists to contribute to high-impact efforts across the federal government.
Eskenazi Fashion Design Alum Sierra Naomi Shows in DesignArts 2022 Utah
“I believe that design is at the heart of solving complex social issues,” says the Eskenazi School Fashion Design alumna (B.A. 2018), whose design collective concept was selected for inclusion in DesignArts 2022 Utah, the annual juried exhibition of the state’s best design.
High school students explore sustainability through summer program led by IU faculty
Eskenazi Lecturer in Fashion Design Lori Frye led high school students from around the country in exploring the environmental impacts of fashion as part of IU's Summer Experience in Sustainability and the Environment in July.
Back-to-School Shopping to Critical Thinking: Two Intensive Freshman Seminars Are Fashion-Forward
This week, some freshmen are jumpstarting their first year with a quick, deep dive into a cutting-edge topic. Queer activism, psychoactive drugs, and fast fashion are just some of the issues they might explore in Intensive Freshman Seminars (IFS). Two senior lecturers in the Eskenazi School are among the leading IU faculty teaching these intimate, two-and-a-half week courses.
Eskenazi Architecture Students Bring Stakeholder Input to Columbus Memorial Plaza Redesign
Two memorial plazas at Columbus' front door are being reenvisioned. Students in the Eskenazi School's J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program interviewed those connected with both memorials to help convey their opinions of the site and ideas for its future use.
Husband and Wife Making Indigo and Art
Artist Rowland Ricketts met his wife, weaver Chinami Ricketts, in Japan over big vats of indigo when they were apprentices with a family of dyers more than two decades ago. Today, though their Bloomington home is a world away, “indigo remains the point where our work converges,” Rowland says.
This month's 4th Friday celebration in Huntingburg will bring together local elementary students with IU artists for a mural dedication and a showcase of work produced during two recent grads' six-week artist residency.
