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Five bands performed at GLOWfest on Friday, making for an electronically charged night at the tailgate fields, on 14th Street and Woodlawn Avenue.
Five bands performed at GLOWfest on Friday, making for an electronically charged night at the tailgate fields, on 14th Street and Woodlawn Avenue.
The three-day "New Fingers for Old Music" conference includes a variety of free performances, panel discussions and workshops, including some that are open to the public.
From now until Sept. 21, the committee will accept submissions from undergraduate and graduate students to be considered for the next publication of Canvas Creative Arts Magazine.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” opened Friday to a sold-out house and is the first production of the IU Opera and Ballet Theater’s 2012-13 season.
I don’t think the protests will stop until the people receive the change they’ve been demanding for nearly two years.
One of opera’s most famous productions will be brought to life at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Musical Arts Center, kicking off the 2012-13 IU Opera and Ballet Theater season.
Pianist Criag Brenner will perform a mix of musical styles and original compositions at 8 p.m. on Friday at Cafe Django, where he is a long-time customer.
So often people wear cheaply made items from expensive brands simply because of the label. That’s not stylish. That’s falling victim to effective branding methods.
Trends are prominently featured on collegefashionista.com, a place where curious fashion-forward students draw inspiration from what’s “in” at different college campuses.
We’re not Egyptians, but we’ve come to love this country and its people. Of course, we also love America. We didn’t think we’d have to choose between the two.
The Gallery of the Arts of Asia and the Ancient Western World will entertain attendees tonight at the IU Art Museum with free food samples and traditional Middle Eastern music by Salaam.
The Monroe County Public Library sponsored an event in honor of the late feminist poet, author and activist Adrienne Rich as part of Bloomington’s “Lifelong Learning Week” on Tuesday night.
Herzog, one of a few German directors who emerged during the New German Cinema movement from the 1960s to the 1980s, is one of three Patten lecturers conducted by the William T. Patten Foundation for 2012-13.
Last night, partners Kaleo Wheeler and Bill Land elaborated on the beauty of the temples and discussed the Damanhur community in detail at the Venue Fine Art & Gifts.
While Warhol was busy making portraits of the rich and famous, British pop artist Joe Tilson created art from images of political activists and revolutionaries generated by the mass media.
Photographs taken by Kendall Reeves help visually detail local nonprofit organization United Way of Monroe County’s newest campaign, Live United.
The Democratic Republic of Congo consistently ranks at the bottom of the United Nations Development Index. Like other countries labeled “less developed,” the Congo has struggled to overcome extreme poverty, resource disparities and conflict.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is only one of the most recent examples of orchestras facing labor disputes about funding cuts. Money for orchestras is running out.
Musical storyteller Kaleo Wheeler and feng shui expert Bill Land will give a presentation about “The Art of Damanhur” at 5:30 p.m. today at The Venue Fine Art & Gifts.
Pho, a traditional Vietnamese soup, alleviates symptoms associated with the common cold.