"I’ve made time to listen to NPR every morning, hoping to hear his voice on the radio, so I can go over to the canvas still in the corner of my room and begin to paint."By Limelight – Arts and Music

"Writers are tenders of the necropolis—people who take care of the city of the dead."By Limelight – Arts and Music

Staples is a legendary performer who's received Grammy nominations in blues, gospel, folk and pop alike.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A six-year-old nonprofit dedicated to connecting and empowering women sponsors a lively annual festival.By Limelight – Arts and Music

To "help foster peace and joy in the community and the world at large" is "just a really great thing."By Limelight – Arts and Music

The 113-days-long Summer Festival of the Arts includes events in music, theater, film and visual art, and is hosted by seven different venues in Bloomington.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The experience of watching the artisans at work and then developing a piece of one's own is as unique as the art that's sure to result from it.By Limelight – Arts and Music

"Just having the courage to put yourself out there is a pretty amazing thing. So I personally am excited about that."By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the headlines this week in national arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the headlines this week in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the limelight this week in national arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's going on this week in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what’s in the limelight for the week of April 11, 2011 in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the headlines this week in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the limelight this week in national arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the limelight this week in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's going on this week in national arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's in the limelight for the week of February 21 in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

A look at what's going on this week in local arts news.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The 3rd annual MOSAIC Film Festival addresses issues of poverty, homelessness, and disability through a variety of short films for adults and children.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Indianapolis-based musician David Adamson was inspired by urban plight, zombies, and the battle between good and evil while writing his latest record.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Community members join forces to create art in an open and welcoming environment at the Collaboration Room.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Similar to the popular show, "Last Comic Standing," comedians go head to head and are eliminated each week.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Indiana University's Lily Library displays a selection of mechanical puzzles ranging from antique Chinese puzzles to the Rubik's Cube. Curator, Jillian Hinchliffe, explains what makes this exhibit unique.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The Indiana University Art Museum celebrates Limestone Month with four rare watercolor paintings by noted Hoosier artist, Otto Stark.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The Bloomington Playwrights Project hosts its first festival featuring eleven different plays ranging from traditional comedies and dramas to absurdist humor.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The Aurthur Murray Dance Studio hosts its 3rd Annual “Dancing with the Celebrities” featuring six local Bloomington celebrities showing off their dance moves.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Boxcar Books, a non-profit, volunteer run organization which provides another venue for local artists to showcase their work, is turning the tables and showing off staff artwork, Friday May 8th.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Four graduate students from Indiana University’s Hope School of Fine Arts show off their artistic expression with “False Impressions,”a two-day exhibit, beginning May 1st, that examines printmaking through the context of installation. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, Althea Murphy-Price explains how the students used the space to help create the a…

Indiana University's Art Museum features fifteen black-and-white photos by world renowned photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto in the exhibit, "Transcendent." Curator, Nan Brewer describes Sugimoto's artistic style.By Limelight – Arts and Music

The Wandering Turtle Art Gallery features acrylic artwork from Kentucky artist and musician Patrick Donley.By Limelight – Arts and Music

Indiana University's African American Dance Company hosts its 35th annual spring concert. Using dance to create different moods while relating the human condition in the African Diaspora, the dancers mix jazz, modern, and ballet in the performance. Iris Rosa, professor and director of the dance company explains to WFIU's Erica Hunter why they integ…

Indiana University's Ballet Theater closes its season with "Variations on a Russian Theme," a performance which includes a modern version of the classical ballet, "Swan Lake." Michael Vernon, IU's ballet department chair explains why audience members will love this performanceBy Limelight – Arts and Music