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Faculty exhibition features 40 artists at Grunwald Gallery
The School of Art, Architecture + Design Faculty Exhibition will be open to the public through Feb. 9 at the Grunwald Gallery of Art, according to a December press release.
More than 40 faculty artists whose work is displayed in the gallery will give talks at noon Jan. 19 and 26. These talks will be free and open to the public.
UITS plays a starring role in preserving the Glenn Close costume collection
When Indiana University announced last fall that actress Glenn Close was donating her costumes to the Sage Fashion Collection within the School of Art, Architecture + Design, technology might not have been top of mind for most people.
What makes a place or an object sacred? How does one engage with and reap the benefits from that quality?
Artists Ghiora Aharoni and Arthur Liou take on these questions in “The Road to . . .,” part of the Rubin Museum of Art’s ongoing “Sacred Spaces” exhibition.
Columbus community looks forward to IU M.Arch launch
Mayor Jim Lienhoop isn’t sure how anything could top what Columbus achieved in 2017.
The city served as the centerpiece for the movie “Columbus,” released during the summer, which garnered international coverage and praise.
Elizabeth Claffey interviewed by curator Hamidah Glasgow, for Strange Fire Collective
Elizabeth M. Claffey is an Assistant Professor of Photography at Indiana University in Bloomington. She is an honors graduate of Earlham College and has an MFA in photography from Texas Woman's University, where she also earned a Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies.
Fashion Design Alumna Clarissa Rosania recognized by Elle Editor-in-Chief, Nina Garcia
This fall, Nineteenth Amendment emerging designers submitted looks for Editor-in-Chief of Elle, Nina Garcia. Nina’s favorite? Fellow Colombian-native, Clarissa Rosania – just launched on Nineteenth Amendment.
Merchandising Professor Sharron Lennon featured in The New York Times for Black Friday research
For the Black Friday faithful, the excitement begins on Thanksgiving, when eager shoppers line up outside big box and department stores for the chance to grab “doorbuster” sales and “prices slashed” merchandise when the doors open. Black Friday videos posted in recent years show shoppers shoving and shouting, with one temporary worker even trampled to death in 2008.
What turns ordinary shoppers into dangerous mobs?
Social scientists and psychologists are trying to find out.
Merchandising Alumna places in ITAA Poster Competition
Apparel Merchandising B.S. graduate, Lyndsey Korn, placed third in the Educators for Socially Responsible Apparel Practices Poster Competition at the annual ITAA Conference.
Arthur Liou's Kora and Saga Dawa in Sacred Spaces exhibition at Rubin Museum
What spaces are sacred to you? Some sacred spaces are public, like a religious holy site or your community’s house of worship. Others are private, like a personal sanctuary for finding peace and concentration. Regardless of where they are or what they look like, the relationships we build with these sacred spaces inform how we think about ourselves and relate to the rest of the world.
Architect's Newspaper speaks with director of IU’s new M.Arch program
AN spoke with T. Kelly Wilson, Director of Graduate Studies at the new M.Arch program at Indiana University (IU), about what it takes to start a new architecture program and his vision for the future of the school. Rather than being based in Bloomington, the school will be located in the Modernist mecca of Columbus, Indiana. As the new program opens admissions, Wilson discussed building a new faculty and how the school will approach architecture education.
