For Isabella “Isa” Di Bono ’21, the “new normal” of COVID-19 has meant moving home to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and finding ways to make art without a studio.
Among other work, the senior studio art major…
Justin Barfield was accepted into the “Textures & Patterns” online art exhibition and was awarded a Merit Award.
Alumnus Jackson Wrede creates “pop collage” style paintings that mix images from popular culture, well-known works in art history, and graffiti lettering, among other fun elements. If you’re only viewing them online, it may take you a moment to realize each piece is, in fact, an oil painting, with colors so painstakingly and vividly produced that they mimic the opacity of printed images.
Check out the newest StoryWalk® in Michiana! We’ve partnered with the St. Joseph County Public Library to bring this exciting national project to the Charles B. Hayes Family Sculpture Park through September 30.
Artists have been sketching in museums for centuries -- using the practice to develop their skills and learn from the artists that came before them. The practice isn't just for artists though. Sketching is a great way to unwind, shift your mental gears, and see works of art more clearly and more deeply.
Sketching in the galleries of the Museum may not be possible at this time, but never fear! You can still sketch works of art from our amazing collections.
