The Whatzup Events Calendar

Senior projects feature fresh and unique design concepts with residential and commercial interior design

Rare and compelling artifacts are featured in exhibit that shines a light on vital role Black Union soldiers played in the Civil War

Senior projects feature fresh and unique design concepts with residential and commercial interior design

This temporary exhibition immerses visitors in Hubble’s mission with images and data and introduces the James Webb Space Telescope

Based on children's game, navigate challenging set of obstacles as fiery hues of red and orange flood the course amid tropical plants under the shadow of a roaring volcano

The late Burt, a former instructor at Fort Wayne Art School, is considered one of country’s masters at mid-century ceramics, while Schroeder finds inspiration in nature and animals

Sand casting exhibit showcases ancient sculpting technique that has been adapted by glass sculptors to bridges divide between ancient ways of making and modern artistic visions

Georges Rouault, Max Beckmann, Letterio Calapai, and Art Cislo used an expressionistic style to add dramatic power to the religious themes in their works

Still life photography delves into the depths of familial heritage and personal narratives, constructing visual tales that bridge past and present with themes of memory, relationship, and identity

Selected awarded art and writing by students from northern Indiana and northwest Ohio in 28 categories

Inspired by Mary Oliver poem, exhibit features 19 works from across the U.S. that reflect on the garden and practices that encourage us to look, tend, cultivate, and slow down

Senior projects feature fresh and unique design concepts with residential and commercial interior design

This temporary exhibition immerses visitors in Hubble’s mission with images and data and introduces the James Webb Space Telescope

The late Burt, a former instructor at Fort Wayne Art School, is considered one of country’s masters at mid-century ceramics, while Schroeder finds inspiration in nature and animals

Annual juried exhibition by Janet Ballweg features contemporary printmakers working across all printmaking mediums

Based on children's game, navigate challenging set of obstacles as fiery hues of red and orange flood the course amid tropical plants under the shadow of a roaring volcano

Sand casting exhibit showcases ancient sculpting technique that has been adapted by glass sculptors to bridges divide between ancient ways of making and modern artistic visions

Georges Rouault, Max Beckmann, Letterio Calapai, and Art Cislo used an expressionistic style to add dramatic power to the religious themes in their works

Still life photography delves into the depths of familial heritage and personal narratives, constructing visual tales that bridge past and present with themes of memory, relationship, and identity

Inspired by Mary Oliver poem, exhibit features 19 works from across the U.S. that reflect on the garden and practices that encourage us to look, tend, cultivate, and slow down

Senior projects feature fresh and unique design concepts with residential and commercial interior design

This temporary exhibition immerses visitors in Hubble’s mission with images and data and introduces the James Webb Space Telescope

Based on children's game, navigate challenging set of obstacles as fiery hues of red and orange flood the course amid tropical plants under the shadow of a roaring volcano

Annual juried exhibition by Janet Ballweg features contemporary printmakers working across all printmaking mediums