Just as the panels of “Obituaries” fold and unfold, layer and delayer, Baldner and Krondorfer have to piece together and pull apart history and what they were told about it in order to have a clearer dialogue. Eve Eisenberg

Gird your loins for another Art Hospital/Big Car collaboration. Brian Kelley

In a matter of weeks, the most delicious nook of the street, overwrought with weedy Tree-of-Heaven saplings and cars parked on both sides of its narrow street-flanks for the sparse, tootling traffic-will yield to the annual transformation, the tradition over three decades in the making, of Fourth Street Festival. Dawn K. Shanks

A town like Bloomington being home to a painting dog is not quite an eyebrow-raiser. With programs like Drool in the Pool, the Read to Dogs program at the library and adoptable dogs patrolling the Farmers’ Market entrances each Saturday, the town touts an outlook of utter infatuation with Fido. Tyler James Perry

Ahh, Art class. During the first few years of compulsory education, it seemed like I was getting away with something: a class where I’m encouraged-praised!-in my epic mess-making (of which I rarely had to clean up after, not having time before being shunted off single-file with my peers to first lunch or Language [...]

If you missed the first gallery walk, you’re in for a long wait until the next one scheduled for July 11. However, take it from us, it’s worth the wait for your inner art critic (and stomach; free food is offered at each gallery). Cultureweek Reports

Just in time for spring, members of the Black Student Union (BSU) are making a concerted effort to shake the campus out of its dreary sweatpants and size it for style. Sarah Fargo

Visions of macaroni sculptures past have been so heavy on my mind-I can practically taste the glue again (yes, I was that kid in art class).

Wondering what to do with that extra day at the end of this month? On Friday, February 29 at 8 p.m., Art Hospital will hold a Leap Year Event featuring a collection of new and collaborative works from artists, zine writers and friends mperfect and pLopLop, known outside the gallery as Jason Pierce and John [...]

Talk about a wailing wall! “Writing on the Wall,” part of Indiana University’s Moveable Feast of the Arts program, encourages people to pick up some paint and tag a wall with anything that’s on their minds—an act usually looked upon as vandalism.
There is, of course, a method to the madness. There are two [...]