Bloomington Archive

January 10, 2011

MLK On Jazz, Gabrielle Reed, IU Cinema, PRIDE Preview I

This week on Artworks, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s tribute to jazz, Miss Indiana Gabrielle Reed, the IU Cinema opens, and PRIDE film festival preview part 1.

January 4, 2011

The Best Of 2010, Part 2

This week we'll conclude our two-part look at the best stories heard on Artworks in 2010.

December 28, 2010

The Best Of 2010, Part 1

This week we’ll listen back to some of the most memorable features and interviews you’ve heard in 2010 in the first of a two-part recap of the year.

December 21, 2010

Remembering Harvey Phillips, Bill Studwell, Jeannette Winterson

This week we remember two favorites from the holiday season, TubaSanta Harvey Phillips and carol enthusiast Bill Studwell; also, a new, old-fashioned story.

December 14, 2010

‘Clay Times Three’, The Fourth Wall, Elsa Marston Harik

This week on Artworks, the untold origins of ceramics, dancer-musicians The Fourth Wall, and a short story by Elsa Marston Harik.

December 7, 2010

A Guaraldi Christmas, ¡Sacabuché! In China, The Art Of Paul Sweany

This week, Vince Guaraldi's music for "A Charlie Brown Christmas", an Indianapolis artist remembered, and ensemble ¡Sacabuché! heads to China.

November 23, 2010

Canopy Of Lights, Folklore Coffeehouse, Hoosier Writers Gone Wild

This week: Bloomington's Canopy of Lights, teachers and students get out of the classroom and onto the stage, and writers show off their bad side.

October 26, 2010

David Ebbinghouse, The Forbidden Show, Todd Rundgren

This week on artworks- recycled food packaging, trashy fun for smart people, and rocker Todd Rundgren's trip to the head of the class.

October 19, 2010

Ghost Story Fest, Reinvention In Martinsville, Music For Rumi

This week, the Festival of Ghost Stories, recycled art in Martinsville, IN, and a local musician is inspired by the words of 13th century Sufi poet.

October 12, 2010

African Reinventions, A Gallery Garden, Angela Brown

This week sustainability is our theme as we explore reused and recycled art and the garden as gallery. We'll also hear from soprano Angela Brown.

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