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"A Tacit Inheritance" features two distinct bodies of work by Elizabeth M. Claffey and Rania Matar, each exploring the themes of identity and memory through broader experiences of women across generations and cultures. Claffey's "Matrilinear" offers a poetic […]
Join Joseph Mella, Director and Curator of the Herron Galleries, for our first virtual reception as we celebrate our newest exhibitions featuring the work of Dan Mills, Donna Ferrato and Jana Harper. The virtual reception will take place […]
With her Native American heritage as a focus on the Mackinac Bands of Chippewa and Ottawa Indians, Jana Harper explores her place in the competing narrative between indigenous and colonial histories. "Moving with the Land, Listening to the […]
Drawing from the internationally-known activist-photographer’s upcoming book of the same title, Donna Ferrato–Holy is the culmination of her 50-year ‘road trip’ across the U.S. and beyond. "Holy" follows Ferrato’s journey from the sexual revolution of the ’60s through […]
"Human Topographies" presents artist Dan Mills’ wide-ranging, decades-old interest in history, exploration, games and wordplay in order to investigate national and global networks of power, commerce and migration. Mills created luminous, layered paintings and collages about our shared […]
During this panel discussion, Beatriz Vasquez, a 2019 recipient of the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute Artist Residency, will share her experience on the U.S.-Mexico border and her work based on the indigenous craft of papel picado. Vasquez’s […]
Employing the Mexican folk-art technique of papel picado, where intricate designs are cut into colorful sheets of tissue paper, Herron alumna Beatriz Vasquez pushes the boundaries of this widely used art form to address the humanitarian crisis at […]
"The Bed and My Moon" reveals artist Adam Milner’s nocturnal musings on sleep through a 10-year daily photography practice and silvery, cast replicas of the moon created while in residence at Herron. The exhibition will remain on view […]
Trained in the traditions of Tibetan thangka painting, Sherpa’s work borrows imagery from classical Buddhist iconography to investigate the dichotomy found where sacred and secular traditions and world cultures collide. "Metamorphosis: Recent Painting & Sculpture by Tsherin Sherpa" […]
Merging high-end production skills with a conceptually driven practice, artist, woodworker, and sculptor Sylvie Rosenthal imbues her objects with layers of meaning that reflect her fascination with human history and our material culture that defines us. An opening […]
