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Shane Greene, an associate professor at IU and an anthropologist, recently wrote a book called “Punk and Revolution” on the subject of the punk movement in Peru during the Cold War. He is explaining the different interpretations this image of Mao Zedong had for people in that time.

Peruvian punk groups caught between sides

By Dominick Jean · Thursday, Feb. 16,2017 6:33 p.m.

Artists in Peru were imprisoned and beaten for their art in the 1980s.

COLUMN: Students should read books for interest in college

By Katie Chrisco · Thursday, Feb. 16,2017 5:50 p.m.

Childhood experiences sticking with books may not continue into adulthood.

Curator Isaac Leung gives a speech about his life's work at the School of Global and International Studies Wednesday as part of China Remixed at IU. A series of events from China Remixed will run throught out the week in Bloomington.

"China Remixed" kicks off with video talk

By Matt Rasnic · Wednesday, Feb. 15,2017 9:57 p.m.

The 10-week series includes more than 40 events.

IU alumna releases film "Lakota Girls"

By Sanya Ali · Wednesday, Feb. 15,2017 8:31 p.m.

First showing in Indiana will take place at the end of March.

Black Grooves online magazine celebrates 10th anniversary, 2000th review

By Sanya Ali · Wednesday, Feb. 15,2017 8:19 p.m.

Site run by AAAMC celebrates all types of African American music.

COLUMN: Gucci reminds the world how fashion defines art

By Adele Poudrier · Wednesday, Feb. 15,2017 8:08 p.m.

Museum exemplifies historical and artistic tradition of Italy.

Originally from England, Tonia Matthew reads her poem "Love Letter to my Cat" Tuesday evening at the Venue Fine Arts and Gifts. The Venue was host to a "Words of Love" poetry-writing event for Valentine's Day.

"Words of Love" poetry event welcomes community members to share their poems

By Noelle Snider · Tuesday, Feb. 14,2017 8:14 p.m.

Poems shared by owners of the Venue and community members.

History of Rose Well House lives on through stories

By Sanya Ali · Tuesday, Feb. 14,2017 6:06 p.m.

Tradition started in 1908 has long and diverse history.

Renowned musician Malcolm Dalglish and his Ooolite singers perform "Sail Away" during the "Love Songs for a Lasting World" concert Monday evening. The concert benefited Middle Way House, the only emergency shelter and rape crisis center serving six counties in southern Indiana.

"Love Songs for a Lasting World" celebrates love of all kinds

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Feb. 13,2017 9:51 p.m.

Middle Way House benefit concert emphasizes love.

Senior Nick Gauss and sophomore Cara Yoder work with their group to draw an ideal superhero. Each person in the group wrote down traits of good heroes before coming together for a final creation.

Community dialogue probes lack of minority representation in superhero stories

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Feb. 13,2017 9:09 p.m.

Students discuss representation of minorities in superhero stories.

Tosh to appear at Assembly Hall

By IDS staff · Monday, Feb. 13,2017 7:29 p.m.

The "Tosh.0" star's tour includes more of the TV show's writers.

COLUMN: Distance from the Super Bowl leads to reflection on sports culture

By Daniel Kilcullen · Monday, Feb. 13,2017 7:15 p.m.

Focus on football in Maastricht has less to do with the American pastime.

The Buskirk-Chumley Theater will do a special Valentines Day screening of "An Affair to Remember," with tickets priced at $5.

Here's what's happening in Bloomington arts this Valentine's Day

By Sanya Ali · Monday, Feb. 13,2017 7:12 p.m.

Art and music venues join restaurants in celebrating the day of love.

COLUMN: Discussion about refugee struggles leads to analysis of mental health issues

By Katelyn Haas · Sunday, Feb. 12,2017 7:16 p.m.

Landscape of Italy demonstrates the need to acknowledge mental health.

Alejandro Gómez-Guillén conducts the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, which will perform a show called "Scene Change: Music of Latin America" this March. The show is aimed at showing the diversity within Latin American music.

Bloomington Symphony Orchestra will celebrate diversity in Latin American Music

By Sanya Ali · Sunday, Feb. 12,2017 6:20 p.m.

"Scene Change: Music of Latin America" defies musical stereotypes.

Maceo Parker performed Saturday in Buskirk-Chumley Theater. The American funk and soul jazz saxophonist performed with his own ensemble this weekend though, throughout his career, he has played alongside names such as James Brown, George Clinton and Prince.

Funk legend Maceo Parker appears at the Buskirk-Chumley

By Emily Jones · Sunday, Feb. 12,2017 5:21 p.m.

Parker plays alongside WDR Big Band from Cologne.

COLUMN: Visit from Israeli stylist widens international fashion knowledge.

By Samantha Bunes · Sunday, Feb. 12,2017 1:31 p.m.

Liraz Cohen talked about the evolution of Israeli fashion trends.

Diane Coffee plans appearance at The Back Door

By Sierra Vandervort · Thursday, Feb. 9,2017 11:51 p.m.

The venue will spend Saturday celebrating its fourth anniversary.

Professor Steve Raymer stands at the front of his exhibition, "The Middle East: A Photojournalist's Perspective," on view through March 12 at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures. The images are from Raymer's travels in the Middle East and depict a variety of countries, landscapes and cultural groups.

Mathers Museum launches photo exhibit by Steve Raymer tonight

By Sanya Ali · Thursday, Feb. 9,2017 3:24 p.m.

Raymer's series contains photographs from across the Middle East.

Artist Anabel Hopkins reflects on time spent in Taos at gallery406

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Feb. 9,2017 1 p.m.

"From Taos with Love" celebrates New Mexico landscape.

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