Past

Saitō Kiyoshi's (1907-1997) keen sense of design, superb technique and engagement with an appealing variety of themes made him one of the best known and most popular Japanese print artists of the twentieth century. This exhibition will focus on prints Saitō created in the 1950s and '60s, arguably the most vibrant period of his career, and includes several rare, early designs.

Stuart Davis’s 1938 mural Swing Landscape, a work familiar to many EMA visitors, is considered one of the most important American paintings of the twentieth century.

The focus exhibition illuminates how international exchange fostered the development of modernist art in the United States in the first half of the twentieth century.

Drawing on the collections of both the Eskenazi Museum of Art and the Lilly Library, this exhibition is the first-ever to survey the university's impressive holdings by this important and perennially popular Old Master.

This student-curated focus exhibition, developed during a spring 2021 ASURE course, explores the history of ancient Roman fashion.

Through a selection from the Glenn Close Costume Collection, this exhibition will explore the art of developing a character with a focus on the creativity and skills of the designers and makers.

Advance reservations are strongly encouraged for this exhibition.

This Focus gallery exhibition explores the dynamics of African ceramics, with attention to different approaches to making ceramics and the roles of gender and women ceramicists in Africa. The exhibition includes a selection of ceramics from across sub-Saharan Africa donated or on loan from the collection of William M. Itter, Professor Emeritus of Fine Arts at Indiana University.