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Tarble Hours:
Tuesday-Friday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday:10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday: 1 - 4 p.m.
 Closed Monday and major holidays

Admission and visitor parking are free.

For information:
217.581-ARTS (2787)

Visit the Tarble Arts webpage

A&H Online Publications:

AGORA
English Department

History Department Newsletter

History Journal, HISTORIA

Womens Studies Newsletter
(in print)

Writing Across the Curriculum Newsletter

Writing Center Newsletter

The Daily Eastern News
(in print and online, journalism dept.)

@Magazine,
an online feature magazine
(journalism dept.)

Fine Arts Location Directory
New locations for
Art, Music & Theatre Classrooms and faculty and Staff Offices

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The Doudna Fine Arts Center Rises


The Doudna Fine Arts Center continues to amaze passersby as it takes shape in the heart of Eastern's campus. Once completed, the new fine arts center will be nearly 330,000 sq. feet; three times the size it once was. The new theatre arts wing stretches across Seventh Street to what was once the University's Health Services building. The top of the theatre wing will eventually reach 85 feet in height, making it among the highest points on campus. The art department will be located in a newly constructed wing south of the existing Dvorak Concert Hall.

Core Construction is serving as the general contractor of the Doudna Fine Arts Center project. Antoine Predock's dream, a place where the arts can be celebrated and encountered, is becoming a reality through the cooperating efforts of many local and regional subcontractors.

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Doudna Architect Antoine Predock presented 2006 AIA Gold Medal

Antoine Predock presented the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum

June
today thru June 22
Exhibition: The View From Here to There:
The Aesthetics of Travel in the Rural Midwest
This exhibition examines the landscapes of mobility from c. 1820-1960. Focusing on major corrdors that pass through central Illinois. Presented in conjunction with the EIU Historical Administration Program
Location: Brainard Gallery

today thru August 17
Drawings and Paintings from the Collection
This exhibition presents artwork in a wide variety of styles and subjects in paintings and drawing media selected from the Tarble Art Center's permanent collection.
Location: Main Galleries