Bloom Archives
Arts & Entertainment
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Richard Ross Hopes His Pictures ‘Put a Face on Juvenile In-Justice’
For more than a decade, photographer Richard Ross has been traveling the country to document America’s juvenile justice system. Now, his photographs of incarcerated…
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Hear Great Music the Way it Was at Bloomington Early Music Festival
Bach and his contemporaries would be surprised if they were to attend modern concerts of their works. The baroque style of performance was different,…
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Buskirk-Chumley to Host Poetry & Spoken Word Event
Sometimes one thing leads to another—and in the case of Words! A Bloomington Celebration of Poetry and Spoken Word, that’s a beautiful thing, says…
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Another Collection of Mostly True Tales From Dwight Worker’s Always ‘Cool Life’
Now the story can be told. Dwight Worker—organic farmer, former Indiana University business professor, raconteur, globetrotter, former drug smuggler, inmate and escapee from a…
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New Books from IU Press: Girl With Death Mask
Girl With Death Mask, a collection of sometimes searing, sometimes fantastical, always transcendent poems by Jennifer Givhan, is the winner of the 2017 Blue…
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Love Songs for a Lasting World Benefit for Middle Way House
Malcolm Dalglish and the Ooolites invite the community to an evening of singing, dancing, and, yes, apple pie, when they present the third annual…
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Kevin Pope: Cartoonist, Designer & Fine Artist
Before graduating with a B.F.A. from Indiana University in 1981, Kevin Pope, a native of Carmel, Indiana, took a practical approach to getting his…
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New Books from IU Press: “Chuck Taylor: All Star”
Many people own, and many more know of, Converse Chuck Taylor All Star athletic shoes. Though the basketball players they were originally designed for…
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Bloom’s Greatest Hits: Bernstein in Bloomington
The driver pulled up to the house on Lake Monroe where Henry Upper waited eagerly to welcome the legend. Upper, then associate dean of…