Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Installation by architecture faculty Leticia Pardo covered in Hyperallergic
A site-specific installation by architecture faculty member Leticia Pardo at the National Building Arts Center outside of St. Louis was noted in the art publication Hyperallergic as one of "six art spaces to visit in St. Louis" by founding editor Hrag Vartanian.
Eskenazi School hosts neuroinclusive design leader Kay Sargent for Interior Design at 100
The Eskenazi School's observance of the 100th anniversary of its interior design program featured a talk by neuroinclusive design leader Kay Sargent of the global design firm HOK. During her visit to Bloomington, Sargent was interviewed for Indiana Public Media's "Nice Work" podcast for a segment titled "One Size Misfits All."
Painting faculty Amanda Smith shows at Parkland College's Giertz Gallery
Painting faculty Amanda Smith is among five artists who explore their relationship with the outdoors in the exhibition "The Great Outdoors: A Group Exhibition," currently on view at Parkland College's Giertz Gallery in Champaign, Illinois.
Rural communities invited to apply for Indiana University's 2026 Rural Placemaking Studio
Rural Indiana communities are invited to apply for participation in the 2026 Rural Placemaking Studio, a program that connects Eskenazi School faculty and students with rural residents who seek to strengthen their community's quality of place through art and design.
Inside the art schools building courses around A.I.’s creative potential
The Eskenazi School is one of ten visual arts programs at US universities mentioned in an article highlighting courses and in some cases entire degree programs focused on integrating AI and other advanced technology as an evolution of studio practice rather than a threat to traditional methods.
