CultureFest spotlights diversity organizations
Visitors to the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center booth at CultureFest tied strips of cloth inscribed with well wishes to a sapling bent into a hoop.
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Visitors to the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center booth at CultureFest tied strips of cloth inscribed with well wishes to a sapling bent into a hoop.
When Nana Amoah was young, her father would sit at the piano in their living room and play. Every day at dawn, he’d go back to the same hymns and traditionals, and she would sit beside him and follow the lyrics.
Members of the African American Choral Ensemble lift their hands above their heads to begin warming up, shaking them out while counting in unison. They shake out their feet, still counting, then begin to sing.
A new film produced by an IU alumnus will premier in Bloomington on Friday as part of a United States limited release.
Candles and sunflowers marked the entrance to Omega Phi Beta’s first gallery walk Wednesday night.
Birds. The slight rushing of the Jordan River. Cars. Fractions of conversations. Footsteps.
The first color in senior Yi Jin’s rainbow is pink.
A dream catcher hangs from the rear-view mirror.
Members of campus improv troupe Midnight Snack Comedy stood in a circle and sang to the tune of “The Farmer in the Dell.”
The puppets live in two giant black boxes. When the boxes are opened, they peer out from their plastic coverings from where they lie side by side.
Jaryion Surney moved to the middle of the dance circle.
Before he read his first poem, Willy Palomo asked the audience to take off their shoes.
A crowd of dancers tried to keep up as an instructor demonstrated Senegalese sabar. The movements were rapid and precise. The dancers’ feet didn’t stay on the floor for long, they were propelled by a drumbeat that never stopped.
Bloomington resident Bill Bishop’s latest project, Cue Page Turner, is a device which turns sheet music so musicians can keep both hands engaged without pause.
Linda Pisano began her involvement in theater as a child actor.