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Art Galleries and Museums
The campus itself contains the Herron Gallery, the Cultural Arts Gallery located inside the Campus Center, and the National Art Museum of Sports.The Herron Gallery
The Herron Gallery is a nonprofit visual art gallery that provides the community; local high school students; and IUPUI students, faculty, and staff with firsthand exposure to contemporary works of art created by regional, national, and international artists. The 3,200-square-foot gallery is committed to a program of eight to ten exhibits each year that explore all areas of visual artistic expression. The gallery also holds annual student, senior, and faculty exhibits. Each year’s exhibit schedule is coordinated with the school’s lecture series to provide a broader understanding of the works. In addition, workshops are conducted by visiting/exhibiting artists to give students the opportunity to work directly with recognized professionals. Call for current gallery hours and an exhibition schedule, (317) 920-2420.The IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery
Created in 1997, the IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery, an unit of the Campus Center, showcases art produced by, or of interest to, students of IUPUI, while contributing significantly to the cultural vitality of the campus community. Through education, exhibits, and events, the gallery supports a community of learning that encourages appreciation and respect for all forms of the arts and the total range of cultures that produce them.
The Cultural Art Gallery is located in room 240 of the Campus Center and is open year round, seven days a week. The Cultural Art Gallery showcases contemporary artists, as well as student artists working in a variety of formats. Additional information on the Cultural Arts Gallery can be found at http://www.iupui.edu/~cagcc/.