Indiana University's renowned traditions in the humanities and creative arts enrich lives every day. Our work in music, drama, film, literature, visual arts, and more enhance our quality of life and add value to society.
Exceptional creative strengths
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IUPUI recognized as a Tier 1 national university for graduate and undergraduate programs
In the latest U.S. News and World Report rankings, IUPUI ranked 49th among all national universities for best undergraduate teaching.
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Indy Art and Seek features Herron staff, alumni and offers interactive app for city exploration
Take a virtual tour or start a real-life scavenger hunt with an app that provides a self-guided public art tour.
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'Art of the Character': Exhibition will celebrate Glenn Close costume collection
Costumes from some of the actress's most famous roles will be highlighted in an exhibition opening May 4 at IU's Eskenazi Museum of Art.
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Herron Galleries safely reopen with 3 compelling exhibits
New exhibits are presented beautifully in wide-open, airy spaces. Visitors must heed safety protocols and capacity limits.
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IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Program awards 19 grants
The IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Program has awarded 2020 grants totaling more than $400,000 to 19 recipients.
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IU Angel Network invests in Stagetime, an online professional network for the performing arts
IU alumna Jennie Moser's talent-showcase platform has attracted $210,000 in investments.
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First Thursdays 'trails' to feature live performances, interactive exhibits
The festival will be spread out from the Conrad Prebys Amphitheater to the Arboretum to ensure people can practice physical distancing.
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6 films with IU ties chosen for inaugural Hoosier Films Annual Festival
The festival debut will go on virtually and includes "Midnight in the Park," shot on the Bloomington campus by two IU seniors.
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Sew eager to help: Costumers fashion 5,000 masks for IU Bloomington
A team of staff and students from two IU Bloomington schools made 5,000 masks to keep students, staff and faculty safe against COVID-19.
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Herron Galleries welcome visitors beginning Sept. 2 with new safety measures in place
The galleries will reopen with new exhibitions and precautionary measures to ensure an enriching and safe experience.