Art Trip: Columbus, Indiana | The Art Assignment | PBS Digital Studios

The video explores Columbus, Indiana, a town known for its modern architecture and art installations. It highlights the Miller House, designed by Eero Saarinen, and the impact of Exhibit Columbus on the community. The video also discusses the educational and cultural contributions of the Cummins Foundation and reflects on the role of public spaces and design in the town.

What unique features does Columbus, Indiana have that differ from the teacher's usual imagined town?

Who were the architects involved in the design of the Miller house?

What role did J. Irwin Miller play in the architectural development of Columbus?

Describe the significance of the installation by Studio Indigenous.

What is the purpose of the Exhibit Columbus event?

How does the design of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library reflect the architectural style of Columbus?

Discuss the impact of the Cummins Foundation on the architectural landscape of Columbus.

What are some of the materials used in the installations created by students and faculty?

What questions does the author raise about public spaces in Columbus?

In what ways does the author suggest that Columbus is a 'radical experiment in living'?