| The Sept. 10 "Hoosier view"
is a photo of Nan Deitert's 1972 untitled sculpture.
It can be seen at IU Bloomington next to the School
of Fine Arts, on the side entrance near the Radio-TV
Services building near the library parking lot.
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by Chris Meyer
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The Sept. 24 “Hoosier
view” is a detail from a life-sized bas-relief.
The memorial artwork is in the lobby of the Medical
Library and Research Building at the IU School of
Medicine on the IUPUI campus. It honors Indiana Medical
College founder, Dr. John Stough Bobbs. Bobbs performed
the world’s first gall bladder surgery in 1867.
The memorial was crafted by artist Gutzon Borglum
in 1916. Borglum later created Mount Rushmore. |
Answer: The Oct. 8 "Hoosier
view" is a detail from the wellhouse on the IU
Kokomo campus. It is located near the Kokomo Creek,
at the back of campus. The stone and wood structure
was moved in 1965, from IU Kokomo's former Sycamore
Street location.
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by John Hughey |
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by John Hughey
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Answer: The Oct. 22
“Hoosier view” is a detail of Harold
“Tuck” Langland’s Crossroads. The
sculpture and fountain are located near the Student
Activity Center on the IU South Bend campus. Langland,
a professor of fine arts, retired in 2003. He also
crafted IU Bloomington’s Herman B Wells memorial
sculpture. The new water feature includes the fountain
itself as well as two figures.
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| Answer: The Nov. 12 "Hoosier
view" is a photo of Bloomington's Memorial Stadium.
The photo highlights the letter "I" located on the window
of the stadium's box seats. |
Photo by Chris Meyer
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Photo by Chris Meyer |
Answer: The Dec. 10
"Hoosier view" is from a carved wooden statue
resting high on a ledge in the Tudor Room of the Indiana
Memorial Union in Bloomington. |
| Answer: The Jan.
28 “Hoosier view” showcases the
architectural beauty of IU Southeast’s new library. |
Photo by Chris Meyer |
Photo by Chris Meyer |
Answer: Feb. 11 "Hoosier view"
showcases a ground-floor seating area at the Musical
Arts Center on the Bloomington campus. The MAC's opera
theater seats 1,460 and provides room for a 100-piece
orchestra. It is also home to studios, classrooms
and practice facilities for rising opera and ballet
stars. |
| Answer: Feb. 25“Hoosier view”
details Lady in the Sun, a statue by Pino Conte, 1961, located near the north wall of Raintree Hall on the campus of IU Northwest. |
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Answer: The April 22 "Hoosier view" showcases IU Kokomo's library spiral staircase and skylight. |
| Answer: The May 13 "Hoosier view" details the Arboretum fence row west of the Herman B Wells Library on the Bloomington campus. |
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ANSWER: The May 27 "Hoosier view" details the Student Legacy 25th Anniversary Sculpture located on the IPFW campus in Fort Wayne. Designed by Jodi P. Boyden, BFA '92, the sculpture was made possible by donations from many students, faculty, staff and alumni and by special gifts of labor and materials. The donors are listed on a plaque in the classroom-medical lobby. |
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