Six sculptures by University of Notre Dame professor Rev. Austin Collins, C.S.C., have been installed in roundabouts in South Bend as part of a pilot aimed at adding color and vibrancy to the city and sparking conversation around public art.
Braden Kimmel, an industrial design BFA student, interned this summer at Purposeful Design, an Indianapolis-based furniture company that trains and employs formerly homeless men. “There’s so much more experience you can gain from working with professionals in the field,” he said. Kimmel received funding through the Center for Career Development, which grants undergraduates up to $3,500 to cover living expenses during a qualified summer internship.
Design students Brittany Keane-Murphy ‘21, and Diane Park ‘21, spent seven weeks as industrial design interns for Topsun, one of the leading camping and outdoor leisure manufacturing companies in China.
A Monster Drawing Rally an exciting, family-friendly live drawing event and party that allows people to spy on the creative process, build relationships with local artists, and grow their own art collections. Our Monster Drawing Rally also helps support Nuner Fine Arts Academy, a South Bend fine arts magnet school
Ghosts and goblins are welcome at the Museum the week before Halloween. Join us for a frighteningly fun family evening filled with more treats than tricks. Enjoy festive art-making, trick-or-treating in the galleries, a Halloween-themed dance party, a campus horse-drawn hayride, a pumpkin carving demonstration, and refreshments for all. Costumes are encouraged (please leave any costume weapons at home)!
This mini-conference brings together a working group of scholars that are part of an edited anthology project aimed at commemorating the fifty-year anniversary of Self Help Graphics. Founded in 1970 in the heart of East Los Angeles, Self Help Graphics (SHG) produces, exhibits, and distributes fine art prints by underrepresented artists.
