IUPUI is Indiana's premier urban research university. The campus enrolls more than 30,000 students in 21 schools and academic units.
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Cultural Arts Gallery
The IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery, located in the Campus Center Suite 240, is dedicated to educating students and community through the visual arts. The gallery hosts four shows throughout each university semester which highlight the work of artists typically under-represented in the art world. In addition the gallery strives to raise awareness and appreciation for cultural diversity through the celebration of diverse visual art.
On Exhibit
The 2nd Annual IU School of Medicine Art Exhibition: Scientific Inquiry, Artistic Expression
October 30 - November 20
Showcasing the work of the faculty, staff and students of the IU School of Medicine
Admission to the exhibit is free of charge and open to the general public.
The Cultural Arts Gallery is always looking for artists to help us in our mission to raise awareness and appreciation for cultural diversity through the celebration of diverse visual art. If you are a local artist or student interested in defining and celebrating culture, please e-mail us! We are currently accepting submissions and look foward to receiving your resume and sample images.
Gallery Hours
Monday - Saturday: 10:00am - 7:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm - 7:00pm
Contact the Gallery
Cultural Arts Gallery
CE 240
420 University Blvd.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 274-7514
cagcc@iupui.edu
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Visit more galleries on campus:
Herron School of Art and Design Galleries
National Art Museum of Sports
Meet our graphic designer!
Hello, I am Megan Rainwater and I am currently a undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Visual Communication Design at Herron School of Art + Design at IUPUI. I graduated high school in the little town of New Albany, just north of Louisville, Kentucky. I have been in Indianapolis since the summer of 2006 for school and I am not sure where I intend on going after I graduate.
I am currently interested in doing any work for anyone. I am eager to help where my help is needed because I feel as though heading in any direction is better than just being at a standstill with my career. I am hoping to stumble upon my dream job someday soon. I am keeping an open mind and an eager intention.
Megan has been generous enough to donate her time and talent to the Cultural Arts Gallery over the past year. She has created our website banner as well as many of the printed materials used in the gallery. We greatly appreciate her willingness to share her talents with us and are happy to share her work with our patrons.
