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Peeler exhibition examines mankind’s interactions with nature

Madeline Smith • February 14, 2017

At DePauw’s newest exhibition, viewers can peer through the lens of New York City artists as they evaluate the intricacies of humanity’s tumultuous relationship with nature. Now...

DePauw student artists present artwork at annual juried student exhibition

Lindsey Jones • February 8, 2017

DePauw students’ creative art was highlighted by Indiana University ceramics professor Malcolm Mobutu-Smith in the 2017 Annual Juried Art Exhibition at the Richard E. Peeler Art Center on February 2. The...

First ever Peeler catalogue embraces Japanese abstract art

Maria Mendez • September 1, 2016

DePauw University possesses one of the strongest collections of post war Japanese prints in the Midwest, and to promote this, Peeler will be publishing an 80 page full-color catalogue of the...

Peeler exhibition uses light and repurposed materials to mirror the night sky

Maria Mendez • August 19, 2016

The art exhibition “Light Play,” created by Rebecca Seeman, will be the first art exhibition displayed at Peeler Art Center this school year. The exhibit uses light and common household objects to...

Artist talk and farm dinner brings together community over food

Madison Dudley • April 23, 2015

SAM CARAVANA / THE DEPAUW Art, food and community: these three things encompassed the gallery talk and farm dinner that took place on Tuesday night in Peeler Art Center. This event took place around...

DePauw University senior artists say goodbye to Peeler Art Center

Madison Dudley • April 20, 2015

Senior Anh Thuy Nquyen uses laser ink jet printed on rocks in her piece "Burden." MADISON DUDLEY / THE DEPAUW A years worth of work and a room full of praise is best used to describe the opening...

Student artists’ work critiqued and celebrated at annual art exhibit

Austin Candor • February 2, 2015

Sophomore Benton Crider looks at a sculpture on display. Categories included two dimensional, three dimension and four dimensional. AUSTIN CANDOR / THE DEPAUW The work of an artist isn’t easy....

Professor of the Week: Art history professor Pauline Ota

Austin Candor • October 13, 2014

Art history professor Pauline Ota. AUSTIN CANDOR / THE DEPAUW This week, The DePauw Features had the opportunity to sit down with art history professor Pauline Ota and learn more about her life inside...

Student-founded community art program reaches new heights

Tyler Murphy • September 18, 2014

The 2013-2014 JumpstART crew. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE JUMPSTART PROGRAM Two and a half years ago, art funding across the state of Indiana was at an all-time low. Realizing this, Chelsea Naylor (’14)...

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