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International arts center

Troy University's Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park and International Arts Center is the place where East meets West at Troy University. People of all ages come together to celebrate, to dance, to sing, to learn, to find inspiration and to experience the world in the beautiful Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park. Inside the International Arts Center, the Fred “Nall” Hollis Museum features Nall's works from the 1960s to today, and the Huo Bao Zhu Gallery houses a revolving gallery of art and visiting exhibits. The Warriors Unearthed exhibit by artist Frank Marquette interprets the history behind the famous terracotta warriors.

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Featured Exhibit

This Is Reading

This Is Reading 
Recent Work by Jill Magi

January 27 - May 18

Artist Talk: March 12, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

 Inspired by 18th and 19th century fabric sample books, and based on her own most-recent book entitled SPEECH, Jill Magi's exhibition “This Is Reading” is an encounter with reading and writing as textile and text—shape, color, feeling, and impression.

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Featured Program

A family working on artSPARK activity together

TROY ArtSPARK

Next ArtSPARK: April 26 at TroyFest!

ArtSPARK was founded with the mission of inspiring greater connection between parents and children through creative art practices. Once a month, the IAC hosts a free art activity inspired by our rotating or permanent exhibits. There are plenty opportunities for family fun with snacks, story time, and fun in the park!
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Our Mission

The mission of the IAC is to promote artistic enlightenment, cultural exchange and personal well-being for the Troy University community and beyond through University initiatives and collaborative partnerships, both local and international.

 

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Nall | Alice in Wonderland

Nall's Lewis Carroll Drawing pictured through an ornate doorway

 Nall's Alice in Wonderland Exhibit is open at Troy University's  Nall Museum and Gallery


In 1975, Nall discovered the enchanting and mysterious “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass”. He read and studied the text with great passion, intrigued by the author, Lewis Carroll and the main character, Alice. After a decade of studying pencil drawings at Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the University of Alabama, and being mentored by surrealist painter Salvador Dali, Nall embarked on the creation of what he hails the most important series of his lifetime: “Alice in Wonderland.”
 

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