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Traditional Arts Indiana marks Limestone Month with a showcase of stories told by carvers, cutters, and quarrymen.
T-shirts commemorating Shaun Cassidy and Tiananmen Square mingle with a tie-dye t-shirt owned by the late economist and Nobel Laureate, Elinor Ostrom.
The Architectural Cake Contest takes a playful approach to the task of historic preservation, but ends up revealing that architecture is just the icing on top.
Harmony School high school science students have applied what they learned in the classroom to the school's new solar sculpture.
"Lil Bub & Friendz" explores the internet cat phenomenon. It features the world's cutest cat and (perhaps) Bloomington, Indiana's most famous resident.
Comedienne Sandra Bernhard talks about how she got her start, why she embraces her role as a provocateur and why being a woman has only helped her career.
Just in time for the spring wedding season, the exhibition "I Do...Do I?" showcases IU jewelry makers’ own take on the most iconic piece of jewelry.
Steve Pollitt adds a new addition to his collection of exotic woodwinds—a replica of a tiny Stone Age flute made of bone.
Originally built as a car dealership, the I. Fell Building has been converted into something like an artist incubator.
Hollywood's enfant terrible, actor and film maker Crispin Glover hosts two evenings at the IU Cinema, featuring live performance and a film screening.
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