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SUMMARY:Art Walk: Art for ISU with Grant Wood
DESCRIPTION:Step into history! ✨ Join University Museums in Iowa State University’s Parks Library, home of the largest works of art designed by renowned American Regionalist artist Grant Wood. This free guided tour explores his 1930s murals, created through the Public Works of Art Project and brought to life with the help of Iowa artists who had exhibited at the Iowa State Fair.\nArt Walks are a regular event series highlighting the University Museums’ Art on Campus Collection, offering opportunities to explore public art across Iowa State University’s campus. Led by staff or docents, these guided tours are free and open to the public. Visit the University Museums website for parking and accessibility information.\nMeet at Parks Library, First Floor, Grant Wood mural\nThis tour will take place entirely indoors.\n
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