Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
"For the Love of IU: History, Sustainability and Design" project featured in Pride of IU
To draw attention to the lack of sustainability in the apparel industry, faculty members Lori Frye and and Bo Choi incorporated sustainability into their curriculum. Last spring, with funding from a grant awarded by the IU Office of the Bicentennial, they challenged students to create IU-themed ensembles—with a catch. Only recycled apparel from area thrift shops could be used to fabricate the pieces.
On to the second year: Eskenazi School's Architecture Program roots in city growing
According to local arts and education leaders, the interaction between the program’s faculty and students with the city and its residents has been embraces by both parties; benefiting the Columbus community and helping the architecture program gain solid footing and grow.
Professor James Nakagawa's work selected to be in the exhibition "From the CAVE", Tokyo Photographic Arts Museum, curated by Harumi Niwa. Included in the work is an installation by Osamu James Nakagawa that visualizes Okinawan cave by combining modern technology and original manual work, and superimposes history and own identity.
Ambitious students from more than 35 NRF Foundation member schools competed to represent the next generation of retail leaders. The students below will receive travel stipends to attend the 2020 NRF Foundation Student Program and NRF Foundation Gala in New York City.
Professor James Nakagawa's work is featured in the exhibition, "From the Cave" at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum from Oct. 1–Nov. 24 with internationally acclaimed artists Gerhard Richter, Lieko Shiga, Fiona Tan, and Ken Kitano.
The top 10 American educators and artists have received the highest honors from the Photographic Education Association. They have different academic backgrounds and different understandings of photography. " Channel III: SPE Honorary Teacher Works Exhibition" shows their great efforts and outstanding contributions in the art of photography.
