Ever thought about what you would look like if Leonardo da Vinci had painted you as the Mona Lisa? What about American Gothic by Grant Wood or The Scream by Edvard Munch? Stop by and take some pictures of yourself as the subject in a famous piece of artwork.
Join ICC Alum and tattooist Erik Scot for a lecture on the history and culture of tattoos.
Come play dress up with Theatre students as they open their costume vault to the public!
ICC Alum Jessica Peterson (illustrator) and her mother, Anne Peterson (author) present their collaborative book efforts.
Have your portrait drawn by a student artist for free!
Join ICC Art Historian, Dr. Megan Foster-Campbell as she talks about the women artists who ruled the Renaissance.
Support the ICC Student Art Club by buying a handmade ceramic bowl filled with ice cream.
Join Instructor Judy Placko, interiors expert, for a lecture on early American design between the 16th to 18th centuries.
Visit Adjunct Instructor, Oliver Reed and his ceramics students as they demonstrate wheel-throwing techniques. The large gas kiln will also be going through a reduction firing. Come back on Thursday, April 18 for the reveal of the kiln contents.
Listen to the sounds of live jazz music played by ICC students, led by retired ICC Professor (and current adjunct) Larry Harms.
Join local artist Tom Stagg as he demonstrates different basketweaving techniques.
Join us for an evening of music provided by our music students. Enjoy a variety of musical styles and instruments. Free and open to the public.
Installation: The Clothesline Project, sponsored by The Center for Prevention of Abuse. Each t-shirt displayed was created by a Central Illinois survivor of violence or by a loved one who has lost someone to violence. Different colors represent different types of violence.
Join Professor John Tuccillo as he demonstrates the techniques of mold making and casting objects with paper pulp.
Ever thought about what you would look like if Leonardo da Vinci had painted you as the Mona Lisa? What about American Gothic by Grant Wood or The Scream by Edvard Munch? Stop by and take some pictures of yourself as the subject in a famous piece of artwork.
ICC librarian, Devon Blumenshine will discuss the adaptation of classic literature into graphic novels. She will focus on the current One Book, One College selection, Kindred by Octavia Butler, and highlight previous One Book, One College reads. Learn about the techniques authors and artists use in creating these adaptations to give the stories new life.
Have your portrait drawn by a student artist for free!
Listen to students share their original poetry and writings at this open mic event and bring your own work to share.
Visit the three galleries hosting both our 56th annual Faculty Art Exhibition and Juried Student Art Exhibition.
Support the ICC Student Art Club by buying a handmade ceramic bowl filled with ice cream.
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