Bloom Archives
Category: Arts & Entertainment
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Bagpiper Admits Instrument ‘Is Just Loud All the Time’
Bagpipes aren’t the most common of instruments in the middle of Indiana, so it seems only right to ask Angus Martin how he got…
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‘West Side Story’: Director Randy White’s Last Hurrah Stars Two Strangers as Maria & Tony
When the actors playing Maria and Tony, the star-crossed lovers of West Side Story, arrive in Bloomington for the Cardinal Stage Company production of…
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Timothy Noble: Famed Baritone Loves Singing at Hoosiers Games
Over the past 50 years, Timothy Noble, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music distinguished professor of voice, has sung at The Metropolitan Opera and…
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Krista Detor Creates An Artists’ Retreat Called The Hundredth Hill
Musician Krista Detor has toured, juggled schedules, and handled family obligations, but it wasn’t until she attended the Hedgebrook writers’ retreat on Whidbey Island…
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Jewish Theatre of Bloomington Presents Timely Play About Hatred
Jewish Theatre of Bloomington will present ‘Visions of Right,’ by Marcia Cebulska; the story of a photographer who moves to Topeka, Kansas, and encounters…
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Artisan Alley: A Three Location Co-Op For Struggling Artists
Artisan Alley provides studio space for more than 50 artists and craftspeople across three locations in Bloomington.
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Martina Celerin: Fiber Artist Of Bloomington Experiences
Martina Celerin’s fiber creations tell a 3-D story with the help of reclaimed materials.
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Egenolf Ceramics: It’s All About the Glaze
Artist Adam Egenolf combines science, technology, and art to create his signature crystalline glaze. See examples of his work in this photo gallery.
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Ellyn Barham-Pruitt: Keeping Gumboot Dance and Its History Alive in Bloomington
Ellyn Barham-Pruitt discusses the history of gumboot dancing in South Africa and the cultural importance of keeping the tradition alive today.