Adjunct Instructor Jason Bord (M.F.A. in sculpture,’11) has installed a new sculpture at Southwest Health Center, 1522 W. Morris St., in Indianapolis. He was assisted by Mike Angel, a student from his Intro to Sculpture for Non Majors class. "It was nice having a student and close friend assist in the installation process," Bord said.

Like Marshall Fieldʼs, Woolworth's and Pan Am, another American legend has fallen as Kodak is swept off its feet by the rolling changes in financial tides. The company that changed photography from a complicated, inconvenient profession to a leisure activity every mom, pop and amateur artist could afford has filed bankruptcy, showing that even nostalgia can't boost stock prices.

Over the past 200 years, photography has moved from a complicated, even hazardous profession to a past time anyone with even a cell phone can attempt. Real leaps in innovation began in the 1800s, with French inventors Joseph Niépce and Louis Daguerre making the idea of capturing visual scenes a commercially viable reality.

Souper Bowls 2012
Ceramic Bowl Sale and Soup-Tasting Event

The Super Bowl celebration begins at Second Helpings! Get your party-size ceramic bowl for the big game and support hunger relief in Indianapolis. Choose from 100 unique bowls handmade by local artist and Herron School of Art and Design faculty member Corey Jefferson and decorated by celebrities, artists and fellow community members.

Proceeds benefit the programs of Second Helpings.

Second Helpings
The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Center
1121 Southeastern Avenue, Indianapolis IN
January 28, 2012