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While on maternity leave, Crowley attended physical therapy sessions with her mother after rotator cuff surgery. "Hazard" zooms in on details from the clinic, from the patient's perspective.
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Tom Nealey of Bloomington is a saddle maker with customers all over the world. His equipment has been used in the national and international rodeo finals. His saddles sell for thousands of dollars each.
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The grassroots art walk in downtown Bloomington has a passport and interactive map of nearly 15 galleries and studios to guide your DIY tour.
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Two visual artists processed their year co-parenting a teenager in need with "Mending & Flow," a new exhibit at the Jan Brandy Gallery in Normal.
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A new artist residency in memory of ISU Horticulture Center volunteer Grant Walsh supported two fine arts students making new works for the gardens.
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Along with works by professional and avocational visual artists, nearly 150 west side youths have self-portraits hanging in the McLean County Arts Center gallery.
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Jean Miller also garnered a $12 million donation from ISU alumna Wonsook Kim and formed the School of Creative Technologies.
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Illinois State University grad student Sarah Eckstine uses self-portraiture and writing to process years of trauma related to medical conditions causing sexual dysfunction. She found confidence—and community—by putting a taboo topic out in the open.
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Artists have 48 hours to build an original painting that will be auctioned off this Sunday. Half the proceeds of all sales benefit Illinois Art Station.
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Retired Heartland Community College professor Tom Clemens talks to WGLT about his longtime obsession with Scandinavian painting, and a recent foray into landscapes. Clemens' painting, Trout Stream, appears in the 97th annual amateur exhibition at McLean County Arts Center, which opens this weekend.