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The exhibition is on view at the McLean County Arts Center alongside the center's popular emerging artist exhibition—something curator George Woodworth calls "huge" for the artists' journeys through and out of addiction.
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Returning from a statewide arts and humanities conference, leaders from Bloomington-Normal's cultural organizations recommit to working together.
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The matriarch of a prominent Bloomington-Normal business family has died. Linda Shirk was 79.
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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 Trump administration recently issued letters retracting arts grants that, so far, have not impacted NEA-supported projects like the Uptown underpass. But the long-term impact of reduced federal funding will have greatest impact on smaller and rural communities.
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Retired Pantagraph photo editor David Proeber's fine art photography looks at Biblical texts in a contemporary context. His new book is connected to a complementary exhibition at the McLean County Arts Center.
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In his first solo gallery show, artist Trevor Basham departs from his typical style inspired by American Traditional tattooing. "Hardcore Bubblegum" leans New School.
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A Bloomington psychotherapist is trying to show the devastation of war through her photos. Laurie Bergner saw impoverished people in refugee camps near Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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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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A trio of new shows at McLean County Arts Center open tonight, with a mix-and-mingle reception held from 5-7 p.m.