View the photo recap of GermanFest 2019 through the lens of Erin Randstrom.
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Making space to create: Why Herron’s National Portfolio Day belongs to the whole campus
By Sarah Pinckard | Sept. 10Herron School of Art and Design will host National Portfolio Day on Saturday, giving prospective students a chance to present their work to art and design schools from across the country accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. The event runs like a college fair, with students meeting representatives from the schools they choose and looking for the place they fit as an emerging artist.
At the Tone fills a 34th Street garage gallery with "I'm Being Serious ..."
By Zeid Alsalloum | Sept. 9A plush toy stitched with the words "believe me" sits along one wall. Across the room, a bright pink plaster torso of a female figure asks about consent through a wooden speech bubble. The pieces read as childlike at first. A longer look turns them toward sexuality, womanhood and identity.
Today is Vulture Awareness Day. Here's why Indiana farmers aren't celebrating.
By Devin Bates | Sept. 5International Vulture Awareness Day, observed the first Saturday in September, was established in 2006 by the Hawk Conservancy Trust of England and the Endangered Wildlife Trust's Birds of Prey Programme of South Africa. The day exists to draw attention to a group of birds whose diet tends to keep them off most people's list of animals worth saving.
