IU Bloomington Visual Arts, Museums, Galleries & Exhibits

Boger’s work is interested in the balancing act of the human animal caught between impulse and control, individual versus group, and the “fragile, vulnerable veneer” of our shared cultural behavior. Her work exists at the confluence of high and low art, of traditional figurative sculpture and domestic decorative figurines. Her more »

The Grunwald Gallery at Indiana University is pleased to present Of Bodies and Borders, an exhibition of paintings, drawings and video by artist Ana Teresa Fernández (b. 1981, Tampico, Mexico). The exhibit, organized by Gallery Wendi Norris and previously shown in Miami, will open on January 11 and continue through March 2, 2019. The arti more »

This lecture will briefly introduce the history of graphic satire in Britain from the early eighteenth century through the golden age of caricature that  lasted into the early decades of the nineteenth century. This introduction will draw on recent scholarship and pose questions about the roots of modern political cartoons: are they grounde more »