Art as a Representation of Sustainability: Preserving Culture, Environment, and Economic Vitality
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Highlighting a variety of works in the Eskenazi Museum of Art, including the Samuel Levi Jones: An Archeology of Knowledge exhibition, we'll consider sustainability beyond the environment and explore what we value—and hope for —in building a future for generations to come.About Your Guide Blake Nietert is a Marketing, International, and Sustainable Business major with a minor in Art History. With five semesters of experience leading tours at the Eskenazi Museum of Art, he is slowly convincing himself that he has seen the artworks move when no one is watching. While especially passionate about European art, Blake loves exploring and researching art from around the world. He finds that the Eskenazi Museum of Art always offers a new perspective on life when he needs it most. Blake leads Art Investigator Tours, Teen Gallery Walks, and a variety of specialty tours, sharing his enthusiasm for art and creating engaging experiences for museum visitors   Know Before You GoWalk-ins are welcome if space is available. Check in with Guest Services on the first floor. A small handbag may be carried at your side. Backpacks and large bags will need to be stored before touring. Learn more aboutmuseum guidelines.If you park in the IMU parking lot, Guest Services can validate your parking voucher for a discount.Read aboutwhere to find us and where to park,