Week of February 20, 2023

Admission and programs are free and open to the public. Donations support student engagement through exhibitions and educational programs.

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In honor of Presidents' Day, University Museums intern Finn McNally worked with education specialist Nicholas Scott to bring you this object highlight video of America in the Making: Thomas Jefferson by N. C. Wyeth. Click the image above to watch the video.

View this painting as part of the exhibition Telling Tales: Narrative Art in the Permanent Collection at the Brunnier Art Museum through July 23.

Brunnier Art Museum hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10:00am-4:00pm; Saturday-Sunday, 1:00-4:00pm. Closed Mondays and ISU holidays.

In connection to the Telling Tales exhibition at the Brunnier Art Museum, join museum docent Rick Bartosh to explore two murals that are examples of narrative public art in the Art on Campus Collection.

The tour will begin in the Gerdin Business Building lobby.

Art Walk: Narrative Art in Art on Campus

Wednesday, February 22

Noon-1:00pm

Begins at Gerdin Building lobby

Registration not required. By registering you will receive a reminder and any updates about the program via email.

Your University Museums is accepting internship & student employee applications for Summer and Fall 2023.

Opportunities include

• Education & Research
• Collections Management
• Curatorial
• Public Relations
• Farm House Museum
• Art on Campus
• Sculpture Garden

The deadline is March 5.

Join Dr. Jodi Sterle, Professor of Animal Science, as she shares how for thousands of years art has told the stories of the connections between animals and the humans who care for them.

In conjunction with the exhibition Telling Tales: Exploring Narrative Art in the Permanent Collection at the Brunnier Art Museum through July 23.

There is no registration for this program.

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Have you been to the Farm House Museum? The newest exhibition is Growing Up Victorian. Get glimpses into the life of children who lived in the late 1800s. Here are two free programs that go along with this student-curated exhibition.

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Did you miss the virtual artist lecture with Joyce J. Scott in January? Or did you attend and have so much fun you want to watch it again? Good news: we recorded the program and you can watch online! Click the image below.

Click the title of events for more information and/or to register. Registration is not required for events unless there is limited capacity. Registering allows us to send you updates and reminders for the event. All University Museums events are free and open to the public.

Wednesday, February 22

noon-1:00pm

Art Walk: Narrative Art in Art on Campus

Begins at University Library Lobby

Sunday, February 26

2:00-2:30pm

Faculty Tour of Telling Tales

with Dr. Jodi Sterle

Brunnier Art Museum

Thursday, March 2

4:30-5:30pm

Curator's Tour of Growing Up Victorian

with intern Travis Berhenke (History '23)

Farm House Museum

Sunday, March 5

2:00-4:00pm

Children's Tour: Victorian Toys & Games

Farm House Museum

Sunday, March 5

2:00-2:30pm

Sunday Tour

led by docent Dana Schumacher

Brunnier Art Museum

Sunday, March 5

2:00-2:30pm

Sunday Tour

led by docent Dana Schumacher

Brunnier Art Museum

Sunday, March 12

2:00-3:00pm

Curator's Tour of Joyce J. Scott: Messages

Brunnier Art Museum

March 13-17

Farm House Museum & Christian Petersen Art Museum Closed for Spring Break

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