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Diverse representation and the arts

February 1, 2017 by domainsiderbsu

The David Owsley Museum of Art has a broad collection of artists of various ethnic backgrounds as well as artists that represent diversity in their work.

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Jackson Pollock’s wife? You mean Lee Krasner

November 8, 2016 by domainsiderbsu

Katie Ronzio Public Relations Intern “I happened to be Mrs. Jackson Pollock and that’s a mouthful. I was a woman, Jewish, a widow, a damn good painter, thank you, and a little too independent.” -Lee Krasner You may have heard of Jackson Pollock, but what about Lee Krasner? Probably not. […]

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Work of the Week: Beauty in Baroque

October 10, 2016 by domainsiderbsu

Katie Ronzio Public Relations Intern Maybe it’s the Italian blood that runs through my veins, but I am a sucker for Italian baroque art. Baroque art is characterized by extreme light and dark, exaggerated movement, and religious figures portrayed as the everyday person. The Roman Catholic Church typically commissioned baroque art to persuade viewers to convert […]

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Continuum Exhibition Opening

September 26, 2016 by domainsiderbsu

Emma Rogers Media Intern September 21st marked the opening of DOMA’s newest special exhibition, Continuum: The Art of Michael Dunbar in the Sculptural Tradition, featuring the work of Midwest sculptor Michael Dunbar. Guests gathered to hear the artist speak about his monumental body of work, including several Machinist Studies that are included in the exhibition. Continuum also features […]

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Eight Ball State Events Seen Through DOMA Works of Art

September 19, 2016 by domainsiderbsu

Katie Ronzio Public Relations Intern Students reading on the Quad. Organizations gearing up for annual events and projects. Faculty rushing to classes with coffee and papers in hand. College life at Ball State University is back in full-swing and the David Owsley Museum of Art is an inspiring and free cultural experience for members of the […]

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