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Finding ‘A Place to Call Home’ through art therapy at the Eskenazi Museum of Art

An art therapy group aims to help students find their place in Bloomington.

COLUMN: Marvel Studios is a dead end for artistic creativity

Movies like “Captain America: Brave New World” are little more than a factory-line product.

COLUMN: What the 2025 Academy Awards results mean for independent films

Big wins for independent films will help usher in a revival of the medium.

COLUMN: 4 standout looks from this year’s Oscars

Four actors and actresses who carried this year’s Oscars red carpet fashion.

30 plays in 60 minutes: The neo-futuristic ‘Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind’

The audience picked the order, and all the plays were written by the student actors.

‘Art exists already in nature, just naturally’: Spring Arts Market showcases local creativity

The market offered local, handmade art at The Gayle Karch Cook Center.

‘People want to laugh,’ Bloomington comedians offer advice to prospective comedians

Bloomington comics recommend their go-to open mic spots.

COLUMN: ‘Nosferatu’ and Radiohead combine at IU Cinema for an enjoyably creepy time

The Silents Synced film series makes its Bloomington debut.

Q&A with ‘The Turn of the Screw’ director Michael Shell

The opera opens at 7:30 p.m. March 7 in the Musical Arts Center.

COLUMN: ‘The White Lotus’: the show that should never end

Mike White’s show continues to keep audiences hooked through satire and suspense.

Meet the IU students bringing Depop to campus

The Depop Student Ambassador program came to IU in fall 2024.

Salsa and spins at the Buskirk-Chumley

Latin Jazz Ensemble performs at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre.

COLUMN: I have zero love for Netflix’s 'Zero Day'

The streaming service's new political thriller leaves viewers with more questions than answers.

COLUMN: Four takeaways from the 97th Academy Awards

This year’s Oscars ceremony wasn’t perfect, but it never is.

The Writers Guild at Bloomington holds prose reading Sunday

The event honored Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month with local prose readings from disabled writers.

‘I bombed for about 30 minutes’: Indiana YouTuber encourages the Bloomington community to try comedy

The YouTuber stood by Sample Gates to gauge people’s interest in stand up.

COLUMN: A threat to American arts and music: The dangerous politicization of the Kennedy Center

For the first time in its history, the country's national arts symbol faces dangerous politicization.

Bloomington children eager to show off their creativity at Youth Art Month exhibit

Bloomington K-6 students showed off their artwork at the Eskenazi exhibit.

‘I love it and want more people to be exposed to it’: Asian Culture Center hosts mehendi event

COLUMN: The silent struggle of animated shorts at the Academy Awards

Animated shorts have an extensive Oscar history, yet few notice them until they win.