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“SHIFT: What Can Museums Change?” is an exploratory project developed by 20 IUPUI Museum Studies students that highlights four museums working to right historical wrongs and honor marginalized people and perspectives. The exhibition will remain on view in […]
Through his arresting sculptural ceramics, Paul Briggs confronts the far-reaching impact of incarceration on Black lives. Briggs brings a background in social justice advocacy as a former Baptist minister to inform his work, realizing the inherent physicality of […]
"Creativity vs. COVID: Free the Vaccine for Good" is a virtual exhibition that provides creative ways for anyone to advocate for global health equity and affordable vaccines for the benefit for all. This innovative, virtual exhibition shares the […]
Join Joseph Mella, director and curator of the Herron Galleries, for a virtual reception with exhibiting artists Paul Briggs and students from the Museum Studies program at IUPUI. The virtual reception will take place on Zoom from 6:30 […]
See the work of Jason Schneider, an artist and furniture maker who has recently explored the possibilities of corrugated cardboard as a material. Schneider, an assistant professor of woodworking and furniture design at Northern Michigan University, created functional […]
"Separated Geography from a Poem" is the second exhibition in a new biennial international exhibition and artist-in-residence series presented by the Galleries at Herron School of Art and Design. Inspired by the Mongolian historical epic "Khan Kharangui (King […]
A collection of over 60 limited edition posters created in conjunction with rock musician Jack White’s "Blunderbuss" and "Lazaretto" tours will be on display in the Galleries at Herron School of Art and Design. Fats Kaplin, one of […]
Attend a public lecture with Tuguldur Yondonjamts, a Mongolian contemporary artist, to learn more about his work, which will be on display in the Herron Galleries from Sept. 17 to Dec. 8, 2021. "Separated Geography from a Poem" […]
Join Herron artists, designers and scholars for the Phillip Tennant Visiting Artisan Lecture, which will be delivered by Jason Schneider, a Michigan-based artist and furniture maker. Schneider has recently explored the possibilities of corrugated cardboard to create functional […]
For the 2021-22 academic year, Ghada Amer, a New York-based artist, will deliver the Jane Fortune Outstanding Women Visiting Artist Lecture presented by Herron School of Art and Design. Amer, one of today’s leading artists, will discuss her […]
A collection of archival prints by members of the American Abstract Artists group, a forerunner to the New York School and Abstract Expressionism, will be on display in the Marsh Gallery from Jan. 26 through March 11. American […]
More than 30 works of art by John Buck, a nationally renowned Montana-based printmaker and sculptor, will be on display in Herron’s Berkshire, Reese, and Paul Galleries through April 26. John Buck’s carving mastery and unconventional printmaking techniques, […]
Join us as Joseph Mella, director and curator of the Herron Galleries, discusses the intersection of business, law, and design with Karen E Laine. E Laine, a businesswoman, attorney, and designer who graduated from IU McKinney School of […]
Hear from nationally renowned artist Anne Harris on her ongoing drawing project "The Mind’s I," which explores the complexities of perception and self-perception. Harris debuted "The Mind’s I" in 2012 at Julius Caesar Gallery, an artist-run project space […]
Experience the intriguing interaction of light and form in a survey of experimental sculptures by James O. Clark, a New York City-based artist and School of Visual Arts professor. "Illumination: Sculpture by James O. Clark" is an in-depth […]
Join a panel discussion hosted by Herron School of Art and Design about the complex landscape of housing inequity and neighborhood change in Indianapolis. Community development leaders will discuss the factors contributing to displacement and propose solutions to […]
Attend a closing reception for Herron School of Art & Design’s summer exhibitions, which feature works by James O. Clark and Torry Brown. "Illumination: Sculpture by James O. Clark" is an in-depth look at the artist’s metamodernist work, […]
Explore the legacy of slavery through Black art in a landmark Herron Galleries exhibition this fall. Through contemporary African American art, "Past is Present: Black Artists Respond to the Complicated Histories of Slavery" explores the legacy of slavery […]
Hear from Sonya Clark, a featured artist in an upcoming Herron Galleries exhibition, during an artist talk titled “Monumental Histories From Dust.” Clark creates monuments out of dust, cloth, or a strand of hair to inspire unyielding acts […]
Join Aurora PhotoCenter and the Herron community for an artist’s talk in conjunction with Rebecca Norris Webb’s “Night Calls” projection exhibition. Norris Webb and her creative partner and husband, Alex Webb, will discuss their work, including the “Night […]
