Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
As part of National Condom Week, local designers are using 500 condoms to create garments that will be on display at the first Condom Fashion Show.
A faculty/student collaboration brings to life the music of Schoenberg and Berg alongside the paintings of Kandinsky.
Dolinsky's immersive environments emerge from a cognitive no man's land.
A stained-glass jellyfish, a blown goblet on a chicken foot stem, and hundreds of blown glass pumpkins wrapped in newspaper, waiting for October.
Paul Smedberg's photo-remixes combine a true fondness for quotidian imagery with a yearning to burst through simple appearances to a value-added reality.
The experience of watching the artisans at work and then developing a piece of one's own is as unique as the art that's sure to result from it.
Bookmakers Peter and Donna Thomas are traveling the country in their gypsy wagon spreading the word about the book arts.
A few years ago a handful of ceramics artists decided to do something about that and formed the Local Clay Potter’s Guild.
Community members join forces to create art in an open and welcoming environment at the Collaboration Room.
A new book tells the incredible true story of the biggest art fraud of the twentieth century. WFIU's Adam Schwartz interviews the co-author of "Provenance."
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