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Last May, the grassroots advocacy group commissioned an artist to paint 15 circus-themed murals connecting the Bloomington Public Library and the McLean County Museum of History. The member organization will do the same thing this summer to celebrate the centennial of Route 66.
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CreatiVets and Heartland Community College host veteran-focused art classes that count for class credit and help veterans heal.
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Artista y creadora del blog Latinos en BloNo, Yolanda Alonso, presenta exposición fotográfica del origen de las muñecas mexicanas, Lele.
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Community members in McLean County can paint portraits that will be part of a mural outside of the McLean County Arts Center.
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The Bloomington gallery's final day at its current location on the downtown square will be July 11.
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Fifteen colorful circus-theme sidewalk murals connect downtown to the Bloomington Public Library. A celebration is set for 10 a.m. Saturday, May 31, at the library.
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The town accepted the donation of the arts nonprofit's land, building and assets in a unanimous council vote Monday night, and will operate programs out of the Vernon Avenue facility beginning in April.
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Harold Gregor was a Midwest landscape artist who passed away in 2018. His wife, Marlene Gregor, is selling his work at Cometogetherspace in Bloomington.
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Underserved communities are most likely to feel the impact of cuts the Trump administration implemented last week to the arts.
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As wildfires rage in California, Bloomington-Normal artists are diligently making cards for victims of similar disasters.