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The transformation of a flat sheet of paper to a three-dimensional form through folding is easy and yet complex.
The Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design at Indiana University has begun construction of a new building inspired by a 1952 design of legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
Elizabeth M. Claffey’s work is both cross-disciplinary in nature and aimed at starting conversations within the community. She uses visual art as a catalyst for storytelling and to express the knowledge of people often under-recognized within the public sphere. Claffey’s projects examine cultural and social context, engage in community dialogue, and encourage critical inquiry.
IU president and first lady to host virtual book launch opening 'Windows on Worlds'
Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie and first lady Laurie Burns McRobbie will host a virtual book launch June 23 to celebrate the publication of a new IU Press book that highlights the university's rich international collections.
POSTPONED | THEN, NOW, NEXT: Celebrating 125 Years of Creativity at IU Bloomington
"During this unprecedented time for our university, state, country, and world, I write with disappointment to inform you that the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design’s 125th anniversary celebration, originally scheduled for June 4–6, 2020, has been postponed."
Eskenazi School faculty use creativity to pivot externships, studio courses online
Ally Bacon was looking forward to spending her summer in Brooklyn as an intern for the merchandise company twelveNYC. She is among the more than 80 percent of Indiana University Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design apparel merchandising students who participate in at least one internship while pursuing their degrees.
Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Sarah Edmands Martin, named a 2020 Design Incubation Fellow
Design Incubation is a venue for educators and practitioners of Communication Design to discuss design research and practice. Their aim is to create a community where designers can assess creative work through a lens of scholarly activity and academic review.
Twenty-five undergraduates are moving on to the next phase of the competition for the NRF Foundation Next Generation Scholarship, incuding Eskenazi School students, Sid Kumar and Dayjah Lee.
Assistant Professor of Photography Elizabeth Claffey, featured in Fraction Magazine
Elizabeth Claffey's new work, Darkness and Nothing More, is currently featured in Fraction Magazine.