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How STARTALK Swahili Program Changed the Course of a Young Life

BY CAIRRIL MILLS In 2000, Elizabeth Nixon, who was then 6 years old, found a book at the library about an African safari. She…

June 25, 2015

BY CAIRRIL MILLS The work of Robert Mapplethorpe “holds a significant place in the history of artistic struggle to depict the world as it…

October 22, 2014

BY CAIRRIL MILLS Traditional quilts utilize regular patterns and are often made for beds. Art quilts can be any size or shape and incorporate…

June 23, 2014

BY CAIRRIL MILLS Music, dance, and travel fill the lives of husband-and-wife team Jamie Gans and Tamara Loewenthal, also known as Fiddle ‘n’ Feet.…

April 23, 2014

BY CAIRRIL MILLS Brown County is known for beautiful fall scenery and for its large community of artists. To see and appreciate both, visitors…

October 17, 2013

BY CAIRRIL MILLS “There’s a lot of redemption in Carrie’s songs, and a lot of hope, which is exactly what Amethyst brings to a…

September 13, 2013

BY CAIRRIL MILLS “We try to help people see art in every place and in everything,” says Bj Bennett, president of the Owen County…

August 1, 2013

BY CAIRRIL MILLS “Everything else has been taken from me—what do I really want to do?” The question faced Johnny Profane, nearing 60 and…

June 18, 2013

BY CAIRRIL MILLS The Nashville, Tennessee-based band Harpeth Rising, a quartet made up of IU Jacobs School of Music alumni, has been on one…

May 23, 2013