IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute
Ben Clark, who is a PhD candidate in the Anthropocene Household Project in the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute (IAHI) and he’s also Cultural Resources Manager at Indiana State Parks. So, depending on the day, you might find him in Indiana’s state parks, or working with the Anthropocene Household Projects in Indianapolis neighborhoods. “The Anthropocene […]
To say that Mimi Oluwafemi, who just graduated from the IU McKinney School of Law, is busy would be an understatement. During her enrollment, she has typically juggled internships and research assistantships with studying and exams. Currently, she is working on a social network analysis for the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute as part of […]
May 1 is the day that thousands of community members gather at their spiritual headquarters, located an hour outside the Brazilian capital, Brasília. They gather to observe the Day of the Indoctrinator, one of the valley’s biggest rituals. They would be gathering there this May 1, that is, if COVID-19 hadn’t forced a change of plans. […]
Solidarity Under Siege: The Salvadoran Labor Movement, 1970-1990 3:30pm, Friday, May 1Online, via FacebookJOIN THE EVENT HERE Join The College Arts + Humanities Institute Bloomington for a discussion with Distinguished Professor of History and documentary filmmaker Jeffrey L. Gould, in conversation with CAHI’s Interim Director, Deborah Cohn. The two will discuss Gould’s recent book, Solidarity Under […]
During quarantine, the IAHI staff have been keeping busy both in and out of the “office” by doing some much needed reading. We’ve compiled a list of our personal favorite books to read that keep us entertained and sane. Today’s list is brought to you by Dr. Jason Price. Dr. Price is our post doc at […]
In the IUPUI Arts & Humanities’ Art + Ethics Seminar, the role of the “+” often comes up. What, they ask, is the connection that artists, academics, and arts professionals see between public art, urban design, and ethics? Kelli Morgan, associate curator for American art at Newfields — who will be the guest speaker at […]
During quarantine, the IAHI staff have been keeping busy both in and out of the “office” by doing some much needed reading. We’ve compiled a list of our personal favorite books to read that keep us entertained and sane. Today’s list is brought to you by Benjamin Clark, a graduate research assistant at the IAHI and […]
At the start of IUPUI’s spring break, professor Jason Kelly was putting together some components to the Frankenstein Atlas project for his graduate course in digital public history. Then America started to turn upside down with five letters and two numbers, and “public history” all of a sudden meant something very different. He emailed his […]
During quarantine, the IAHI staff have been keeping busy both in and out of the “office” by doing some much needed reading. We’ve compiled a list of our personal favorite books to read that keep us entertained and sane. Today’s list is brought to you by Shonda Gladden, a graduate research assistant at the IAHI […]
By Dan Grossman Holly Cusack-McVeigh, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Museum Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, has been recognized by the FBI — along with her graduate students — for her efforts to repatriate stolen artifacts to Haiti and China. She has also researched the importance of place among the Yup’ik Eskimos on the […]
