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Following Mark Ratzlaff’s career has been challenging—before to his current show, his last solo exhibition was held in 2005.
Christopher Coake's debut novel "You Came Back" is a bona fide ghost story channeled through the experience of grief.
A new book by historian Eric Sandweiss reveals the man behind the camera.
A Terre Haute businessman is turning his lifelong passion for military history into a museum that celebrates the role of the regular soldier.
The new wave of unsanctioned public art-making has landed in Terre Haute. Unlike graffiti, this subversive art form is warm, fuzzy, and cute.
The Open Studios Tour might be just the thing to provide the visibility and sense of community Bloomington’s visual arts scene needs.
When women look at men, what do they see? Simple question, right? Not so much, argue the organizers of the current show at IU's Kinsey Institute Gallery.
Everyday life in Bloomington in the 1850s was a drama of scarce water and free-range pigs. The allure for prospective entrepreneurs was not obvious.
When Erin Castellan’s paintings go on view for her thesis show at the Grunwald Gallery, it's a significant milestone in this emerging artist's journey.
WonderLab's Science of Art series continues with a garden designer who proposes that a playful, creative approach might be the only way to save the world.
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