Herron's Wearable Art Show highlights student creativity and innovation
Herron's annual Wearable Art Show, featuring a runway show with wearable sculptures, is March 27, 2025. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
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Leading figure in the fields of music therapy and neurobiology is Herron's 2025 Christel DeHaan Family Foundation Visiting Artist Lecturer
Dr. Concetta Tomaino, whose groundbreaking research is celebrated in the feature film “The Music Never Stopped,” will attend a screening of the movie on March 26 at 6:00 p.m. in the Basile Auditorium.
Herron's expert on Mongolian art receives the Order of the Red Banner of Labour
The Order of the Red Banner of Labour is just one of many prestigious awards Tsultem has earned over the course of a long career as a scholar and curator promoting the work of contemporary Mongolian artists.
Herron's new Art + Design Librarian Jackie Huddle to carry on legacies and forge new paths
Jackie Huddle shares her vision for a "lively" future in the Herron art library.
Lance Pruitt appointed new director of the Basile Center for Art, Design, and Public Life
Pruitt's appointment marks a new chapter for the Basile Center, a unique initiative focused on fostering collaboration between students, community partners, and the city of Indianapolis and beyond.
'Cultivate positive relationships': Scott Deal's insights on music, work, and life
Professor of Music Technology Scott Deal will deliver the 2024 IU Indianapolis Last Lecture on Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. in the Campus Center's Lower Level Theater.
Fall exhibition season at Herron Galleries is packed with humor, color, and whimsy
This fall at the Galleries at IU Indianapolis’ Herron School of Art and Design, experience a wide range of exciting contemporary sculpture from Allison Baker, Butch Anthony, and James Wille Faust.
Allison Baker's "Fever Dream": Desire, domesticity, and class rendered in a vivid dollar-store palette
Allison Baker's is on view August 19 through September 21 at the Basile Gallery in Eskenazi Hall.
Plays well with others: Mayowa Tomori and Michael Runge on the art of working together
AMPL Labs' projects include a glowing sculpture at an art camp in the woods, an art installation where you can play music with your butt, and wildly colorful Instagram filters.
Talking Shop with Jager Palad: "No one will make your work for you."
“Talking Shop” is a new series featuring interviews with people who work in the arts.