Beyond clichés about the heartland and the popular imagery of "authenticity", a new photography magazine seeks to tell the real stories of the Midwest.

Personal effects mingle alongside safari souvenirs in an exhibition at the Grunwald Gallery representing the more curious contents of IU's collections.

In Bloomington, there’s a new way for visual artists to connect with patrons. And the business model comes from an unlikely source--the crop share.

The designer who determined what the 70s looked like spent his teen years in Indiana. Budding Hoosier designers are finding inspiration in vintage Halston.

Veteran adult entertainer Annie Sprinkle and partner Beth Stephens propose a pleasure-driven approach to environmentalism.

Come on Down to the Bloomington Fourth Street Festival

John Porcellino is a leading author and illustrator in the independent comics and ’zine movement. He has been self-publishing the autobiographical 'zine King Cat Comics since 1989.

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If you’re an artist who makes cast iron sculpture, you can’t just do it anywhere.

"For example, we have a very round object here, there’s no text. And this actually folds up, collapses into a little piece that looks like candy."