Fourth Street Festival of the Arts and Crafts canceled, moved online
Sep 3, 2020 2:25 pmThe festival will be online from Saturday until Dec. 31.
The festival will be online from Saturday until Dec. 31.
The museum is reopening after a five-month closure due to the pandemic.
The annual event celebrated art made by MCCSC elementary students.
The gallery has about 1,400 pieces on display but has nearly 45,000 in its possession.
This exhibit showcases faculty artwork.
The two-day event had 125 booths and two different stages.
Associate professor Nicolas Valazza hopes to provide historical context for modern censorship.
The solo show will exhibit the works of local artists Elliot Clausen.
“We Paint… the Blues” is running through the end of the month.
Campus is buzzing with construction and new exhibitions preparing to celebrate its bicentennial.
The two exhibits will be available until March 2.
The event uses various forms of art to present the human side of the refugee crisis.
The 200-year-old story has seen countless changes across prose, theatrical and film iterations.
Fantasy coffins help connect the deceased of the Ga people to the afterlife.
The landscape photographers explored old-school photography styles, including tintype.
The exhibit offers visitors an opportunity to write about their own Bloomington memories.
Shots include areas of Northern California, the Nevada desert and Glacier National Park.
Cate Whetzel, program developer for the T.C. Steele State Historic Site, talked about IU's first artist in residence, Theodore Clement Steele.
A group of judges selected 25 pieces focused on the community, all of which can be purchased.
Photographer Steven Cox's exhibit will open June 1.
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