This exhibit, produced in conjunction with the Elizabeth Sage Historic Costume Collection, will investigate all things worn, styled, and associated with the human head.  Looking cross cultur...Read More »

“Sisters of the Cloth: This is Our Story,” an exhibit exploring the lives of African American quilters will be featured at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures this spring. The exhibi...Read More »

Bloomington has changed significantly in the past 100 years, but many places remain in some shape or form. This photo essay will explore a few of these places through historic photos and you'...Read More »

Come eat breakfast with IU alum and editor of On Islam, Professor Rosemary Pennington of Miami University, on Tuesday April 24th from 9-10 am in GISB 3067.

On her 1965 trip to Pakistan, WASP pilot and herpetologist Madge Minton arrived with funding from the IU Museum (today the Mathers Museum of World Cultures) and a mission to collect objects used ...Read More »

Curated by Kelley D. Totten, a recent Ph.D. graduate in Folklore at Indiana University, this exhibit looks at contemporary craft through the lens of the John C. Campbell Folk School, located in B...Read More »

This exhibition explores the making and use of memory art in the lives of older adults in the U.S. Some elders use their creations to assist in recalling and sharing important life stories. Other...Read More »

Thoughts, Things, and Theories...What Is Culture? explores the nature of culture.

The Kinsey Institute — founded by Dr. Alfred Kinsey — is celebrating its 70th Anniversary. And to mark the occasion we have created a comprehensive, self-guided history exhibition for...Read More »

The School of Art, Architecture + Design's IUCA+D is pleased to present an exhibition by New York City based artist Judith Linhares, entitled Tigers, Warriors, and Banshees....Read More »