Eskenazi School News

Jooyoung Shin quoted in “When a Track Suit Embodies a Nation,” published in The New York Times’ Style Section

Beyond their global appeal, the iconic outfits from “Squid Game” reveal a link to the history and culture of South Korea.

Bryan Orthel and co-author Dana Vaux (University of Nebraska-Kearney) were awarded the Best Presentation: Scholarship of Design Research Award at IDEC Symposium

The IDEC Best Presentation: Scholarship of Design and Research (SODR) Award acknowledges quality scholarship and presentation in the SODR at the Annual Conference.

The 6th Street Arts Alley, a collaboration between LAA Office (co-founded by Daniel Martinez) and the Columbus Area Arts Council, in downtown Columbus now open

LAA Office, a Columbus, Indiana-based multi-disciplinary design studio, has unveiled its transformation of a street in downtown Columbus into a new arts district. Called 6th Street Arts Alley, the project was realized in collaboration with the Columbus Area Arts Council.

Arthur Liou’s work included in exhibition, "The World Began without the Human Race and It Will End without It," at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

2020 was supposed to be a bustling year with the organization of the Olympics. The unexpected outbreak of COVID-19 has silenced all cities. This reality has exceeded the imagination of most people, bringing disorder and chaos to economy and politics. This is a disaster mankind has never encountered before.

Andrea Stanislav’s, "Cosmist Reconstructions – Memories of Earth," a solo, mid-career retrospective exhibition curated by Masha Zavialova, on display at The Russian Museum of Art

The Museum of Russian Art presents a solo exhibition of art by Andréa Stanislav featuring sculptural works, photo montages, collages, and multi-media pieces by this cutting-edge contemporary artist.

Rowland Ricketts’ work is included in the exhibition Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories at the MFA Boston

Quilts and coverlets have a unique capacity to tell stories: their tactile, intricate mode of creation and their traditional use in the home impart deeply personal narratives of their creators, and the many histories they express reveal a complex record of America.

Etien Santiago receives 2021 Founders Award for his piece, “Notre-Dame du Raincy and the Great War,” published in the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians

The Founders' Award is given annually for an article published by an emerging scholar in the preceding two years in the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians that exhibits excellence of scholarship and presentation.

Caleb Weintraub’s exhibition, “Spectrum Dynamic,” on display at Rhode Island Museum of Science & Art

Created by artist Caleb Weintraub in collaboration with scientist Dan Kennedy and people on the Autism Spectrum, “Spectrum Dynamic” presents visual interpretations of the repetitive body movements common among individuals with Autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions, aiming to give form to the obscure, make the invisible visible, and show the beauty in the commonly misunderstood.

Featured in WSJ Magazine: The Case of the Missing Mies van der Rohe

After nearly 70 years, a forgotten, unbuilt design by the pioneering architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe comes to life on Indiana University’s Bloomington campus.

Malcom Mobutu Smith’s work is featured in Embodied Abstraction, an exhibition that explores the impact of identity and history on the artists, their family, and their environment

Embodied Abstraction is on display from July 9–September 24.