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Elizabeth Claffey receives Center's Director's Choice award
Elizabeth Claffey received 3rd Place in CENTER’s Director‘s Choice Award. Her project, Matrilinear , “is a series that addresses embodied memory and its relationship to personal, familial, and cultural identity”. Kim Sajet, Director, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian selected Elizabeth’s work for this award and her statement is below.
Digital Art’s Jawshing Arthur Liou named Herman B Wells Endowed Professor
Three Indiana University Bloomington faculty members, including our own Jawshing Arthur Liou, have been appointed to professorships that were endowed by alumni to honor longtime IU President and Chancellor Herman B Wells.
At Exhibit Columbus, Students Get a Chance to Test Their Ideas in the Real World
On August 26, the inaugural exhibition of Exhibit Columbus, an annual exploration of architecture, art, design, and community, will open to the public. The exhibition will include six built structures, designed by teams from six different Midwestern universities, that investigate the built environment of Columbus and involved working closely with members of the community.
Metalsmithing and Jewelry’s Nicole Jacquard Receives Fulbright to UK
Nicole Jacquard, Associate Professor and Area Head of Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design, in the School of Art, Architecture and Design at Indiana University, has received a Fulbright Scholar Award to enable her to research at University of Dundee, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design in Scotland, one of the most well-regarded and impactful scholarship programmes in the world.
Minjeong Kim and Sharron Lennon published in Journal of Global Fashion Marketing
Addressing the growing adoption of Black Friday (BF) promotions and related BF misbehavior in the US and elsewhere, we examined the mechanism by which emotions, self-control, and public self-consciousness impact BF consumer misbehavior.
Rick Bomberger talks Ikea's parallel to fashion with IndyStar
Ikea profiles customers worldwide to decide what it will manufacture and sell.
It wasn’t just some designer’s fleeting fancy that produced Ikea’s most iconic furniture pieces such as the “Lack” coffee table and the “Billy” bookshelf.
Jon Racek's 3-D arm creation featured on Fox 59
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A 9-year-old Bloomington girl has a new arm thanks to an Indiana University lecturer who stepped up to help.
Jon Racek put his 3-D printing skills to use after Violet Hall's mom posted a plea for help on Facebook.
School of Art and Design senior wins Provost’s award for undergraduate research
As a graduating senior, learning she had won an award from IU’s Office of the Provost for her undergraduate research was the perfect way for fashion design student Marley Isaacson to end her collegiate career.
On May 6, she will be awarded her undergraduate degree from the School of Art and Design knowing that she made the most of her four years at Indiana University.
Custom made: IU lecturer uses his design skills to build 3-D arm for local girl
IU School of Art and Design senior lecturer Jon Racek created a customized, 3-D arm that will enable Violet Hall to pursue her goals of playing a musical instrument, easily riding a bike and pursuing typical activities of a 9-year old.
I.M. Pei, world-renowned architect of the IU Eskenazi Museum of Art, turns 100
On April 26, world-renowned architect I.M. Pei celebrated his 100th birthday.
I.M. Pei’s centennial comes at a significant moment in IU’s history as its top-rated art museum, designed by Pei, begins a $30 million renovation and IU’s School of Art and Design prepares to welcome the inaugural class to its newly approved Master of Architecture.
