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Indiana University and the Indiana Memorial Union have a rich history of commitment to the arts and creative expression. Started in 1923 when IU students purchased six paintings from artist-in-residence Theodore Clement Steele, the Union’s collection now boasts more than 1,200 two- and three-dimensional pieces including works by distinguished Indiana artists Wayman Adams, C. Curry Bohm, Marie Goth, William Forsyth and Rudy Pozzati.
The Union continues its commitment today, maintiaining and building the existing collection, and by serving as an exhibition space for current students, staff, faculty, and University guests.
Tours
For a guided tour of the Union’s art collection, please contact our Preparator, Rand McKamey, at (812) 855-0983.
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The IMU -
Union Board is the largest student programming body on the IUB campus. It organizes a diverse range of events and activities around which students may come together, explore multiple world views, historic and current events, and learn from one another.