News and events from the J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program
Miller M.Arch Program featured by OFS for their 'Imagine a Place' series
In the heart of the midwest, the small city of Columbus, Indiana, claims a uniquely rich architectural pedigree, with a vast collection of mid-century modernist masterpieces.
Columbus becomes J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program's classroom during pandemic
The city of Columbus has always been central to the J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program, but it has a larger role during the pandemic.
For the 200th anniversary of the founding of Indiana University, Patrick O’Meara hosts a discussion with members of the faculty and staff who have been instrumental in crafting many aspects of this year’s commemoration.
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Empowering the Women’s Vote and 63 Suffragists of Color
Fine Arts Building
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Empowering the Women’s Vote and 63 Suffragists of Color
Fine Arts Building
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The new movie Columbus, set against the backdrop of largely unknown Columbus, Indiana, is a moving portrayal of the influence thoughtful architecture can bring to a place, something the city is thinking about off-screen today.
Columbus has long been recognized by the design cognoscenti for its concentration of buildings by important architects of the post-WWII era. Now, the city of approximately 46,000, about a four-hour drive south of Chicago, is looking to amplify its profile as a magnet for design enthusiasts and practitioners.
Art critics have experienced little trouble labeling Henry Moore with a variety of superlatives. Labeling much of his abstract work, however, can be a challenge. That could serve as a fine conversation starter at the third annual, local Henry Moore Birthday Party in Columbus.
Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture