Arts & Culture
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Meet Hoosier Football’s Poster Illustrator
IU alum Jon Terzini—the illustrator behind Indiana Football's iconic gameday posters—shares his story.
Going Global: Longtime U.S. Journalist Asma Khalid Reaches a New, International Audience
Journalist and former NPR White House correspondent, Asma Khalid, BAJ’06, recently moved to the BBC, where she co-hosts the daily podcast The Global Story, which began airing in early September.
Teresa Dunn’s ‘larger-than-life’ artwork tells stories of identity
Teresa Dunn, MFA’02, is a Mexican American artist raised in rural Southern Illinois. Her identity, life, and art are influenced by her racial and cultural heritages and the complexities of being a brown woman in the Midwest.
When Windows Told Stories: Display Artist Keeps the Magic of Retail Art Alive
This Indianapolis-based alum is reviving the magic of window displays through her art.
Inside Story: Designer Annysa LaMantia creates home interiors for the stars
Annysa LaMantia, BS’09, the creative director of the Atlanta-based Annysa LaMantia design studio, has designed luxury home interiors for award-winning entertainers Bobby V., Khalid, T.I., 2 Chainz, and Lil Baby, among others.
Glass Act: Big or Small, Nancy Keating’s mosaic art catches the eye
Working with vibrantly colored glass for the past 30 years, Nancy (Havens) Keating, BA’72, has embellished everything from 40-foot-high walls to vintage toasters and teapots.
Photographic Memory: Justin Carney Explores How Grief Affects Families
The images created by artist Justin A. Carney, MFA’24, have a distressed, ghostlike quality. “All of my work surrounds and deals with grief,” he says.
Deanna Fry’s Rise in Broadcast Journalism is Defined By a Sense of Humanity and Justice
Deanna Fry, BAJ’06, is the senior broadcast producer of the BET and CBS News newsmagazine show "America in Black."
Taylor 101: Dispatches from the World’s First Taylor Swift Conference
IU hosted the first-ever academic conference focused on superstar Taylor Swift’s music and influence—and it was a glittering success.
Michael Koryta’s Lost Man’s Lane is a ‘Love Letter’ to Bloomington
“Lost Man’s Lane,“ a supernatural thriller by Michael Koryta, BA’06, and set in Bloomington, was published in March 2024.
Excerpt: Lost Man’s Lane
For a sixteen-year-old, a summer internship working for a private investigator seems like a dream come true—particularly since the PI is investigating the most shocking crime to hit Bloomington, Indiana, in decades.
Working Big: Muralists Rafael Caro and Erica Parker Beautify Cities with Spray Paint
Husband and wife Rafael Caro, BFA’20, and Erica Parker, BFA’16, have been creating graffiti-style murals across Indianapolis since 2016.