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‘Professor Animalia’s Menagerie of Struggling Species’ Opens at Blueline Gallery
Ladies and Gentlemen, step right up to see Professor Animalia’s Menagerie of Struggling Species! Witness...
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Visiting Photographer Engaging Local Groups in Project ‘Juvenile in Justice’
Photographer and activist Richard Ross will be in Bloomington for a two-day interdisciplinary arts program,...
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‘Black Panther’ Scene Forges Opportunity at Sculpture Trails
For a story in the Greene County Daily World, staff writer Patti Danner interviewed Gerry...
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New FAR Center Joins Arts Community at 4th & Rogers
Local art lovers are anticipating the opening of FAR Center for Contemporary Arts, the new...
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Remembering To Be an Artist When Life Gets in the Way
Finding work-life balance isn’t what people normally associate with the Picassos and Pollocks of the...
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Joel Pett: Humanist with a 'Mean Streak a Mile Wide'
Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and Bloomington expat Joel Pett returned to his hometown recently for a...
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'Stone Country,' the Land That Carved a People
In her first article for Limestone Post, Yaël Ksander, a producer at WFIU, takes an...
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New Art Scene Is Redefining What ‘Gallery’ Means
What do you think of when you hear “Bloomington art gallery”? Many traditional galleries might...
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Saving Hoosier Agricultural Heritage, One Barn at a Time
Every time you tear down a barn you obliterate a memory, says barn preservationist Duncan...
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Alma Eikerman’s Legacy Still Inspires Metalsmiths, Jewelry Designers
Emerging from the 1940s New York art scene, Alma Eikerman served as a professor at...
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‘Art in the Underground,’ a Video About the DIY Ethos
Filmmaker Chris Green takes a glimpse at the DIY art community. In Bloomington, DIY art...
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Art Mag Publisher Finds His Creative Identity in ‘Spunk’
Aaron Tilford, publisher of the art journal Spunk, wrote in the 10th issue that the...