Fine Arts

Founders of Nomad Theatre Company preview an upcoming event happening this weekend featuring AI-generated performance prompts.

In his first solo gallery show, artist Trevor Basham departs from his typical style inspired by American Traditional tattooing. "Hardcore Bubblegum" leans New School.

Harold Gregor was a Midwest landscape artist who passed away in 2018. His wife, Marlene Gregor, is selling his work at Cometogetherspace in Bloomington.

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.

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.

The grassroots art walk in downtown Bloomington has a passport and interactive map of nearly 15 galleries and studios to guide your DIY tour.

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.

A new artist residency in memory of ISU Horticulture Center volunteer Grant Walsh supported two fine arts students making new works for the gardens.

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.

Jean Miller also garnered a $12 million donation from ISU alumna Wonsook Kim and formed the School of Creative Technologies.