“Being here and around so many open-minded and creative people has definitely had a positive influence on my work; it’s an excellent creative environment.”
Art of grief and loss
Irwin Library is displaying blocks of the historic AIDS quilts along with other art pieces to inspire collaborative projects.
Art in a new light
“‘Art Now’ gave art students the opportunity to turn their class projects into a real gallery experience.”
Art is humanity: It’s time STEM became STEAM
“‘[A universe without art] does not exist,’ Joyce said. ‘It’s in our jewelry, our glasses, our architecture, the vibrations of music. It is music. It is in people’s faces. It is in people’s safety.’”
From Letterboxd to Goodreads: Is social media ruining media consumption?
“But can social media and apps like Letterboxd and Goodreads be used to genuinely engage with media or are they just another way to be performative about the media we consume?”
THE LUME: Dalí Alive, a look through
Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields has opened a new exhibit and multimedia reporter Ali Moulton dives into the art. She also shares some special deals for students.
Ink-orrect: Society’s attitude towards body modification
“When I was born, I was handed a blank room. And I’m just choosing to decorate the walls however makes me happy.”
THE LUME: Dalí Alive
The third installation of THE LUME INDIANAPOLIS exhibit features works by Salvador Dalí.
Can art be separated from the artist?
“Whether it be in writing, music, painting, dance or comedy, you have to be especially human in order to serve as a translator for the human experience.”
Commemorating Newfields’ 140th Anniversary
To commemorate its impactful beginning and continuous development throughout the years, Newfields opened its “Newfields at 140: What’s Past is Prologue” exhibit to the public.