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  • Celebrating Pride Month with Artist Roger Brown
    June 27, 2018 by

    By Emily Horn, DOMA Intern Roger Brown was a leading member of the Chicago Imagist group, who created bold canvases and sculptural objects that explore America in the postwar era. His work is personal, provocative, and political with subjects that frequently touched upon urban isolation, alienation, sexual interest, natural disasters, and human tragedy. Throughout his prolific career […]

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  • Celebrating Pride Month with Artist David Hockney
    June 27, 2018 by

    By Emily Horn, DOMA Intern David Hockney was way ahead of today’s ever-present selfies creating a multitude of self portraits. We are given access to Hockney’s world, from his early work, where he cheekily addressed his difficulties grappling with the Formalist art movement, to his most famous swimming pool and male nude paintings, to his later, more […]

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  • An Overview on Dr. Robert Glass’ Talk
    June 1, 2018 by

    DOMA Art Alliance Luncheon: An Overview on Dr. Robert Glass’s talk Thoughts on DOMA’s Four Italian Renaissance Madonnas Written by Emi Frame, DOMA Education Intern, Spring 2018 On March 14, 2018 the DOMA Art Alliance met for their monthly luncheon during which Ball State University assistant professor of art history, Dr. Robert Glass, shared his […]

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  • Reflecting on an Internship at DOMA
    May 2, 2018 by

    Written by: Emily Sabens, Public Relations Intern At Ball State, each student is required to take many (oftentimes non-thrilling) classes that meet the university’s core curriculum. From math, to world history and (shutter) physical education, these classes only seemed like a towering wall I had to climb over before I could get to my journalism courses. […]

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  • Work of the Week: Seeping Light
    April 30, 2018 by

    Written by: Emily Sabens, Public Relations Intern When looking at “Seeping Light,” located in the Ball Brothers Foundation Gallery, your eyes may do a double-take. It seems that bright rays of sunlight are streaming through the canvas. As you take in the many colored squares, it’s difficult to see where one color starts and another one […]

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