The Clay Pigeons, Herron's ceramic's student groups, will be hosting demonstrations and a lecture by Kensuke Yamada. The demonstrations and lecture are open to everyone and are free of charge. These activities are supported by the Mary Howes Woodsmall Foundation.
Following the lecture the Ceramics Department will be hosting a pitch-in and all are welcome.
Street parking is available for the public. You must have an IUPUI permit to park in the lots.
Join us this Saturday from twelve to one in the main auditorium, where Matt Lagrand will discuss the things every design student should know about generating impact outside of the classroom.
A former Visual Communication Design student at Herron, Matt Legrand founded the multidisciplinary design consultancy Form & Construct, where he has spent the last two years designing for experience, aesthetic and transformation, collaborating with organizations like IDEO, Harvard and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Indiana University, Herron School of Art and Design welcomes you to a fall semester open house entitled Research x Design. This open house will provide an opportunity for people from the community and academia to engage with research for five Master-level design students. The content of this open house will include an area that each student is researching as well as a research plan that they will embark on for spring semester. By combining theory with practice, the thesis work will entail some form of exploration into design thinking and design leadership.
Eva Roberts joined Herron as Chair of the Visual Communication Department in Fall of 2011. With over 20 years of design education experience, Eva has taught at the Museum School in Boston, MA, UMass /Dartmouth and at East Carolina University. Her career includes working on projects that range from wayfinding and environmental graphics to identity and publication design. While teaching at ECU, Eva spent 5 years as art director of North Carolina Literary Review, an academic journal honored for being among the first to bring contemporary design to this genre.
Juliet L. King, MA, ATR-BC, LPC is the director of the Graduate Art Therapy program at Herron School of Art and Design. She earned her Master of Art in Art Therapy degree from Hahnemann University and has spent the last 15 years as a clinician, administrator and professor of art therapy education at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
