Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
Harmony School high school science students have applied what they learned in the classroom to the school's new solar sculpture.
Leah Gauthier is trying to revive the endangered Marshall strawberry in her garden. She has been artistically inspired by the plants as well.
The Terre Haute Police Department is working to preserve the memory of Officer Brent Long, who was killed last summer while serving a warrant.
It's been 4 weeks since 22 larger-than-life brain statues were installed around town. Annie Corrigan finds out what community members think about the project.
The Terre Haute organization Wabash Valley Art Spaces seeks to make public art more accessible and engaging.
If you’re an artist who makes cast iron sculpture, you can’t just do it anywhere.
1942 marked the beginning of the architectural movement in Columbus, Indiana with the building of the First Christian Church.
It's not a translation of form that MacLeish seeks—rather, an expression of energy. Many of her pieces have verbs for names—wobble, shrug, somersault.
Low Road Gallery is proving that this small Midwestern town is hungry for modern art.
It’s easy to connect with these pieces, since we have an quotidian relationship with the materials Ebbinghouse uses—candy wrappers, egg cartons, pull-tabs.
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