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IU School of Art, Architecture + Design renamed for Sidney and Lois Eskenazi
The Eskanazis' landmark gift of $20 million is the largest in the school's history and will support student scholarships, faculty development, academic programs, research initiatives and facility support for the school.
Lindsey Graves designed the lamp, "In Balance," which was inspired by the angles of midcentury armchairs.
McKinney International Art and Design Residency
Indiana University Bloomington
Deadline: March 30, 2019
The School of Art, Architecture + Design at Indiana University Bloomington invites applications for a 4-6 week 2019-2020 McKinney International Art and Design Residency. The residency will select an established artist whose primary country of residency is outside of the United States.
Two University Research Design Fellows, Daniel Luis Martinez and Etien Santiago of Indiana University are speaking with fabricators and others as they move forward with their planned piece called Entry Portal for The Republic Building in downtown Columbus in preparation for Exhibit Columbus 2019.
As a working actress for 45 years, Glenn Close knows a thing or two about the significance of costumes and the roles they play in building a character — so much so that she has saved almost every costume she’s worn — roughly 800 pieces — and donated her collection to Indiana University, where they’re being preserved in an archival facility.
Call for Proposals for Grunwald Gallery of Art Exhibition: Remembering and Forgetting
In conjunction with Indiana University’s 2019 Themester, Remembering and Forgetting, the Grunwald Gallery invites IU SoAAD MFA/BFA/BA students, SoAAD faculty and Monroe County, Indiana artists to submit proposals for an upcoming exhibition.
IU's Master Of Architecture Program Growing In Second Year
Indiana University’s new Master of Architecture program is only in its second year, but applications are growing and students are settling into the new building in Columbus.
Mexico Remixed artist Ana Teresa Fernández conducts student critiques during campus visit
Visiting IU for her "Of Bodies and Borders" exhibition focuses on topics such as immigration and feminism, Fernandez sat down with multiple MFA students, offering personalized feedback on their work.
New Media Futures is poised to become a valuable study tool for those interested in the intersection between art, women artists, and technology.
Q&A: Graduate student Alexander Landerman discusses animal ethics through art
Alexander Landerman is a master of fine arts printmaking student with the School of Art, Architecture + Design.
Growing up on a Christmas tree farm in a small town in Wisconsin, Landerman was surrounded by the outdoors. He fell in love with animals at a young age and began drawing around the same time.
