Bloom Archives
Author: lynae
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Art Inspired by Petroglyphs on Display at The Waldron
BY KELLY KENDALL Dorothy Graden can glance at a carpet and imagine seeing petroglyphs. And if you don’t know what those are, it’s OK…
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A Fantasy and Fairytale Hair Show
The Hair Arts Academy held its biannual hair show Oct. 18 at their studios. In preparation for the big show, academy students were required…
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30 Mapplethorpe Photographs on Exhibit for the First Time
BY CAIRRIL MILLS The work of Robert Mapplethorpe “holds a significant place in the history of artistic struggle to depict the world as it…
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‘La Boheme’ at Memorial Stadium
This kicks up the drive-in theater experience a notch. Indiana University Athletics is teaming with the Jacobs School of Music to put Friday’s live performance…
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‘The Birthday Feast’: An Original B-town Musical for Kids and Their Parents
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS “Mama says to me, ‘My dear daughter, your body is made out of food and water.’” Eleven-year-old Maddie sings this line…
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Bloom’s 8th Anniversary Celebration
Bloom Magazine celebrated its eighth anniversary on August 6 with a gala in the Tudor Room at the Indiana Memorial Union. The event was…
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Cover Story: Buddies: Filmmakers Angelo Pizzo and David Anspaugh
BY MIKE LEONARD, PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHANNON ZAHNLE David Anspaugh thinks for a moment and then recalls the first time he encountered Angelo Pizzo nearly…
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Feature Story: Lake Monroe in Winter
PHOTOGRAPHY BY PETER HAMLIN The winter of 2013–14 was one of the most severe in Hoosier history, and yet one in which photographer Peter…
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Longboarding: An Urban Sport Catching on in B-town (Photo Gallery and Video)
BY JESSE LOUDENBARGER They gather in Bloomington every week, and talk about such things as speed wobbles, mold release, Acid Drops, tacs, and frequent…