Illinois State’s top faculty researchers have made national and international impacts in their fields of study. The University’s colleges recognize these scholars annually through the Outstanding College Researcher Award.
Printmaking students in the School of Art will be displaying and selling their art Friday, December 4.
Professor Laurie Thompson-Merriman and Professor Ama Oforiwaa Adunum will be leading a group of students to Ghana in July 2016.
Curated by Master of Fine Arts and women’s and gender studies graduate certificate candidate Venise Keys, (Re)Vision: What Is Post-Black Art? opened November 14 at Jan Brandt Gallery in Bloomington.
Chicago-based artist and activist Adam Farcus will speak about his work during a guest artist lecture at noon Wednesday, November 4, at University Galleries, located in Uptown Circle in Normal.
Illinois State Art Professor James Mai has spent the last 30 years creating abstract paintings that attempt to emulate the order and interrelatedness he sees in nature.
Art major Stephanie Burns is leading a group of students who, with the help of a grant from Friends of the Arts, have curated the exhibition American Faces–Portraits, featuring portraits of rural Americana by photographer Mike Disfarmer. The exhibition will be held from November 2 through January in Milner Library.
A new exhibition at Illinois State’s University Galleries is bringing together multiple generations of alumni artists, their work displayed side-by-side in one of the new space’s largest shows ever.
Brooklyn, New York-based artist Laura Splan will present a visiting artist lecture at noon Wednesday, October 7, in the University Galleries @ Uptown Circle.
Wandering through Illinois State’s Center for the Visual Arts is always a treat, because you never know what kinds of things you’re going to see going on as part of classwork.
