Eskenazi School News

Eskenazi School Class of 2021 Recognition

Congratulations, class of 2021! 

Workshops provide space for conversations about diversity, inclusion and social justice

Students in the Eskenazi and Jacobs schools are talking about antiracism, cultural appropriation and microaggressions during workshops.

IU fashion design majors create off-campus fashion show

The show premiered at 2 p.m. Sunday in Fairfax State Recreation Area.

Betsy Stiratt, Director of the Grunwald Gallery of Art, presents solo exhibition, "Veiled Taxonomies," at the Center for Book Arts in New York

Veiled Taxonomies is an ongoing project about the fractious relationship humans have with the preservation and interpretation of nature.

Grad students get hands-on opportunity to re-create Cruella De Vil's gloves

Two Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design students helped replicate gloves worn by Glenn Close for "The Art of the Character."

How acclaimed actress Glenn Close's extensive costume collection ended up at Indiana University

Glenn Close's search for a place to house her more than 800-piece costume collection started with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and ended in an Indiana University building far from the Broadway stages and Hollywood sets where the award-winning actress has built her career.

Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Sarah Martin, has coauthored paper, "Ongoing Matters: Government Document Design in the Public’s Interest" presented at Design as Common Good Symposium

The paper looks at strategies for activating the process of designing factually dense documents, such as government reports and records to increase public engagement.

Bumjin Kim, Visiting Faculty in Comprehensive Design, has project selected for exhibition, "What is to be Asked?" at Seoul Hall of Urbanism and Architecture

Distance, group restrictions, school ban, telecommuting… In 2020, amidst the fear and confusion of the inability to control the virus and the distance between people, would we really have spent a year doing nothing?

Three Interior Design students won first and third place in the IIDA Indiana student design competition.

Three Interior Design students won first and third place in the IIDA Indiana student design competition. For the third year, IU students won first place.

Playing catch with light: Architecture students install playful installation

A group of graduate students and a professor from Indiana University’s J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program is inviting local residents to play along and have a little fun with light as they pass by the former Republic building in downtown Columbus.