April 4-10
Check out this weekly digest of great online arts & humanities programming from students, faculty, and friends of IU Bloomington.
Check out this weekly digest of great online arts & humanities programming from students, faculty, and friends of IU Bloomington.
Media School
The Media School has launched a new podcast, On Topic with IU. This podcast will feature experts from across Indiana University to discuss a wide range of topics that impact us all.
Check Out Your Favorite New PodcastIU Contemporary Dance
"Ascension" was choreographed by director of contemporary dance, Elizabeth Shea and composed by Craig Michael Davis. This site-specific piece was choreographed for the Eskenazi Museum of Art.
Move to the BeatJacobs School of Music
An archival performance of the classic opera. Based on the Arthurian knight Parsifal and his quest for the Holy Grail, this Game of Thrones-esque masterpiece about redemption is full of magic and miracles, enchanted castles, fantastic forests, and more.
Enjoy this Musical MasterpieceIndiana University Cinema
The IU Cinema hosted a conversation and interactive Q&A with veteran character actor and IU alumnus Jonathan Banks. The video will be available soon on the Cinema's YouTube channel, and we'll provide a link when it's up.
Listen in on the ConversationIU Arts & Humanities Council
Blog posts from Arts & Humanities Council interns with unique perspectives on Bloomington's cultural scene and the wide world of arts & humanities. This week the Council interns respond to the prompt, "Small Space, Busy Bodies" and share some of their favorite virtual arts activities.
View Our BlogAsian Culture Center
In observance of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, this video features reflections and stories from Asian American students at IU. Visit the Asian Culture Center website to learn more about this month's celebrations.
Celebrate Asian American HeritageIU Bicentennial
The Oral History Project records, preserves, and makes available to future generations the memories and experiences of IU alumni, faculty, and staff university-wide. Capturing an institutional history of IU not written solely from the perspective of administrators, with a focus on documenting underrepresented voices, provides a better understanding of the broader history of Indiana University.
Learn MoreEskenazi Museum of Art
From pottery and prints to jewelry and paintings, the Eskenazi's online collection of Asian art includes more than 300 distinct objects spanning centuries and cultures. Browse the collection and read essays about some of the works from museum curators.
Explore the CollectionGrunwald Gallery
As a preview to the BFA and MFA virtual exhibits later this month, the Grunwald Gallery will be sharing student work from a variety of studio areas: ceramics, digital art, fibers, graphic design, metalsmithing and jewelry design, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture on their Instagram page.
Explore Student ArtIU Auditorium
Although IU Auditorium is on hold for in-person events, the arts community continues to thrive virtually in this unprecedented time. Indiana University alumni and Auditorium mainstays Straight No Chaser gathered virtually last week to sing one of their staple songs.
Watch "Africa"IU Libraries
The Wylie House is a historic house museum built in 1835 and now you cantake a virtual tour of the it from your couch!
Take a TourStudent Affairs, IMU, Union Board
Browse virtual programming curated by the IMU and the Student Involvement and Leadership Center.
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