Local exhibit shows “The Art of Healing”
Bloomington artist Dawn Adams describes her paintings in the exhibit “The Art of Healing,” which is currently on display at the Venue Fine Art & Gifts until May 10.
Bloomington artist Dawn Adams describes her paintings in the exhibit “The Art of Healing,” which is currently on display at the Venue Fine Art & Gifts until May 10.
To most of the world, beauty conjures up an image of a beautiful face, a beautiful body, a beautiful person. What makes us beautiful, anyway?
On Friday night, the exhibit presented “Treasure Hunting,” a compilation of students’ projects from the class U401: “Working with Trash and Other Odd Materials.”
The Jacobs School of Music Pre-College Ballet Program celebrated its 25th anniversary with a performance of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake” this weekend.
However, music brought the Buskirk-Chumley Theater to life with the 40th-anniversary performance of the IU Soul Revue.
I have spent the last 103 days on a voyage around the world, starting in the Bahamas and sailing by ship to 10 different countries.
Yesterday was Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, and WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology taught the science of the camera and offered experience with making a pinhole camera.
IU student and community member films will be shown in the “Made in Indiana” film series April 30 through May 3 at the IU Cinema.
Though the current school year is ending, another year of entertainment has yet to begin. The IU Auditorium has announced its upcoming 2012-13 season.
Several Bloomington residents took a different route to observe April, which is National Poetry Month and the month of Earth Day celebrations, with “Readings for Our Earth,” an open-mic poetry reading night at Patricia’s Wellness Arts Café and Quilter’s Comfort Teas Saturday.
Despite dreary conditions, participants lined up during AsianFest’s showing at the Bloomington Farmers’ Market Saturday morning. Presented by the IU Asian Culture Center, the festival featured free food, cooking demonstrations, performances and information booths, all related to the Asian community.
Thursday night, New York hip-hop group Das Racist headlined the party for the launch of Canvas Creative Arts Magazine’s 2012 spring edition at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
A difficult language to master, there are many hidden meanings and messages within the majority of the words, including the famous expression “aloha.”
Every Monday, the Player’s Pub features a Songwriter Showcase in which musical artists of many genres perform.
Das Racist will headline the premiere party for the spring 2012 edition of Canvas Creative Arts Magazine at 7 p.m. today at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
When it comes to fashion, it’s safe to say femininity rules supreme. From Valentino gowns to the ubiquitous Chanel bag, teetering Louboutin stilettos to Etro floral prints, womanly YSL suits to elegant Hermes leather goods.
After 16 years of serenading IU’s campus as Straight No Chaser, the beloved on-campus singing group is changing its name to Another Round, beginning Saturday.
The African American Arts Institute will celebrate 40 years of soul music this weekend with IU Soul Revue’s annual spring concert.
An IU freshman is one of the top 10 contestants to become a Radio City Christmas Spectacular Rockette.On May 3, Brittany Ignas will travel to New York City for her final audition.
On April 6, foodscape designer and photographer Jami Scholl presented her exhibit, “Permaculture + Potager: An Edible Eden.”