Students across Illinois State University’s campus will have the chance to showcase their work in a new way with the inaugural Image of Research juried competition. Entries will be taken January 19-February 19 for the exhibit in March.
“An Infinite and Omnivorous Sky,” a group exhibition about the mysteries and militarization of outer space, features 29 works by artists that critically engage in poetic, scientific, and geopolitical views of the cosmos.
The Children’s Discovery Museum in Uptown Normal has long partnered with Illinois State University to offer children fun and enlightening learning experiences.
University Galleries Curator, Jessica Bingham and artist Eric Anthony Berdis talk about Berdis’ work and exhibition DON’T LET THEM CLIP YOUR TINY LITTLE INSECT WINGS, on view at University Galleries through December 15.
University Galleries Director and Chief Curator, Kendra Paitz and artist Alison Ruttan talk about Ruttan’s exhibition UNMAKING OF PLACES AND HISTORIES, currently on view at University Galleries of Illinois State University through December 15.
Don’t let them clip your tiny little insect wings, Eric Anthony Berdis’ solo exhibition, celebrates LGBTQ+ people, reflects on the historical struggles of the community’s past, and encourages allyship.
“Unmaking of Places and Histories” features new and recent architectural ceramic sculptures by Chicago-based artist Alison Ruttan.
Last year, Kendra Paitz, MBA ’06, M.A. ’11, became University Galleries’ first new director since 1987.
Artist and alumna Wonsook Kim ’75, M.A. ’76, M.F.A. ’78, honorary doctorate of arts ’19, and her husband, Thomas Clement, have made a $12 million gift to Illinois State in support of the College of Fine Arts and the School of Art.
Teen Arts group emphasizes the importance of collaboration while celebrating individual contribution.
