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Units across IU are collaborating to support Exodus Refugee Bloomington during International Education Week.

Curated by Eskenazi faculty and fashion scholar Dr. Heather Akou, “Divine Adornment” uses pieces from the museum’s collection to explore fashion from an Islamic perspective. 

Eskenazi School Professor Arthur Liou’s video installation, “Whispers from the Divide”, seeks to encapsulate the tangible and intangible barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border.  

Artist MinHsuan Peng presents her debut solo show, ‘Echoes in Watercolor.’ Each piece in this collection is an intimate reflection of both the world around MinHsuan and her unique inner landsca...Read more

Curated by Eskenazi faculty and fashion scholar Dr. Heather Akou, “Divine Adornment” uses pieces from the museum’s collection to explore fashion from an Islamic perspective. 

IU’s premier international event is teaming up with IU Late Nite to bring you an annual after-hours festival bursting with culture, color, and fun!

Units across IU are collaborating to support Exodus Refugee Bloomington during International Education Week.

Curated by Eskenazi faculty and fashion scholar Dr. Heather Akou, “Divine Adornment” uses pieces from the museum’s collection to explore fashion from an Islamic perspective. 

Eskenazi School Professor Arthur Liou’s video installation, “Whispers from the Divide”, seeks to encapsulate the tangible and intangible barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border.  

Artist MinHsuan Peng presents her debut solo show, ‘Echoes in Watercolor.’ Each piece in this collection is an intimate reflection of both the world around MinHsuan and her unique inner landsca...Read more