Senior Capstone Exhibition
May 14 – 30, 2025
Eskenazi Fine Arts Center
Senior Capstone Exhibition features exceptional works produced by Herron undergraduate seniors across a variety of artistic disciplines.
Sarah Spomer: Delicate Threads
February 3 - April 12, 2025
Basile Gallery
Eskenazi Hall
Delicate Threads explores neurodivergence and the pursuit of mental health at the intersection of metalsmithing, textile, enameling, and printmaking media. The show highlights jewelry, handmade books, intaglio prints, garments, and nonferrous metal sculpture from a decade of artistic explorations.
Blended Colors
February 20 – March 29, 2025
Marsh Gallery
Eskenazi Hall
A group exhibition that featured the work of students studying in Herron’s painting department. The works responded to a wide range of ideas and themes through artistic expressions in paint and the painted language.
Butch Anthony: Art, Nature, and Intertwangleism
September 11, 2024 – March 7, 2025
Berkshire, Reese, and Paul Galleries
Eskenazi Hall
Butch Anthony: Art, Nature, and Intertwangleism explored the prolific career of artist Butch Anthony, a contemporary, self-taught artist with a keen eye for assembling objects and art in unique compositions.
Max Adrian: Swell
October 30, 2024 – January 31, 2025
Marsh Gallery
Eskenazi Hall
Adrian is a pioneering textile artist whose work explores queerness, desire, and consumerism. He finds inspiration in a variety of sewing-related crafts like quilting, bag making, inflatables, costume design, puppetry, drag, and fetish wear.
Inspired by experimental work that crosses disciplines and considers the body in compelling ways, Adrian’s hand-sewn construction and piecework sculptures pop in bold colors and a tactile materiality that references the body and form in unexpected ways, evoking moods and conversations about desire, consumer culture and queerness.
Mutability, transformation, and playfulness are consistent themes throughout his work. These concepts serve as an important reminder that something, or someone, is more complex than the initial impression we develop. Adrian's postmodern playscapes interrogate the ways in which the things we desire impact a sense of personal identity and community building in a culture of hyper stimulation.
Garrick Hargrove: Signals That Sound In The Dark
November 13, 2024 – January 17, 2025
Basile Gallery
Eskenazi Hall
Signals That Sound In The Dark invites viewers into Hargrove's inner world, encouraging them to recognize the unique creatures that inhabit their own minds and to consider their own responses to music and art and reflect on how sound influences their perceptions. In this exhibition, Hargrove blurs media to communicate complex narratives and foster shared experiences in order to remind viewers of the beauty that emerges when we allow our minds to be free.