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An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

American cowboy Buck Brannaman has a unique way of communicating with horses, and it’s exactly this unorthodox style of training that inspired the novel The Horse Whisperer. In this documentary, dir...Read more

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

Curious about the role of pollinators in our ecosystem? Want to learn how you can help native bees? Join IU Sustainability at the Indiana Memorial Union for a screening of “The Little Things That...Read more

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

The Taiwan Studies Initiative will be screening documentary A Chip Odyssey, followed by a faculty panel and reception. Saturday October 3, 2026. 

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

Following the IU Cinema screening of War Paint: Women at War, continue the conversation at the Eskenazi Museum of Art with a special program led by museum photographer Shanti Knight. 

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

Join CEW&T, in collaboration with OVPFAA (Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs), for a screening of the moving 2025 documentary: Prime Minister.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

Friday, October 23 1:30 - 2:15 PM In-Person, Franklin Hall (exact location TBD) In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, join award-winning documentary filmmaker Natalie Pattil...Read more

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.

An exhibition of photographs by Eskenazi School Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa responding to the legacy of the Japanese-American internment camps.