Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
'Tending a Difficult Hope' is the new edible exhibit at the School of Fine Arts SoFA gallery.
Joel Washington is a Bloomington-based artist whose colorful style has earned him recognition both home and abroad.
Artworks profiled the ins and outs of the Waldron Arts Center last year, and a few changes have taken place since then. You may have already heard the rumors...
If you think you’ve seen all the art galleries in Bloomington, you might be missing one: The Indiana Memorial Union.
The members of Jefferson Street Parade Band are bringing some fanfare flair to Bloomington -- because this band is a marching band!
While it’s a frequent pit stop for His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Bloomington is also home to a fair share of Buddhist art.
The African American Arts Institute, located just off the Arts Quad on the IU campus, has been bringing music and dance to Bloomington for over 30 years.
The IU and Bloomington communities have a rare opportunity this month to hear Middle Eastern poetry the way it was meant to be heard.
The Musical Arts Youth Orchestra, or MAYO, is an inter-school orchestra where kids of all ages come together to play a wide range of musical styles.
The Black Film Center and Archive is one of the world's most comprehensive collections of films by black filmmakers.
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