Art

Normal Community High School senior Myra Saulat hosts an art exhibition on March 4 focused on teen artists of color, part of a school assignment called “The Impact Project.”

All proceeds from the auction will be going toward the library’s expansion fund. Starting bids range from $5 to $1,000.

The Sunnyside Community Garden and Food Forest has grew over 1,000 pounds of produce and partnered with multiple food banks and community non-profits to provide healthy local, sustainable, affordable food sources for West Bloomington residents.

Central Illinois digital artists are watching the format’s rapid rise in popularity, with some joining in.

While the past year has been a tough one for nearly everybody, a 14-year-old local high school student's story of perseverance has earned her a place on…

For Bloomington High School art teacher Monica Estabrook, losing the emotional connection she had with her students has been the most challenging aspect…

“Illinois State University is where I started. Why ISU? Because this is where my heart is at.”Wonsook Kim earned three degrees at Illinois State in the…

A new mural will be unveiled Sunday on Bloomington's west side that will tell stories of the young artists who created it.Downtown Bloomington has long…

The letters in words you're reading right now were designed by someone, maybe a team of someones. In the digital age, designing fonts and typefaces has…

Standing in the middle of Andrew Jumonville's shop was a towering man. He was normal height, but on his pedestal he looked heroic.It was a sculpture—still…