The Hearst Center for the Arts today announced the launch of the Gary Kelley Artist in Residence, a new 12-month residency program created to honor the life and legacy of…
By Lily Munnik A single good action can spread its wings and ultimately bring about a substantive positive change. How about the collective power of public art, youth and talent,…
by Brady Reeves A love for the Cedar River and a passion for music brought kindred spirits together 40 years ago. What began as a shared effort to care for…
Transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary is the calling card of Cedar Falls artist Bryan Sink. His latest projects include a freshly unveiled storefront for The Gallery by Iowa Estate…
By Brady Reeves Rain pattered against the metal roof as musicians dried off, caught up with one another and eased into the evening. Some settled into chairs and tuned their…
By Lily Munnik As the sun set over Cedar Falls Overman Park on Tuesday evening, families unfolded lawn chairs, children danced across the grass and longtime music lovers settled in…
By Anelia K. Dimitrova Ain’t no shame in nabbing a trophy. Ain’t no shame either in being the underdog when recognition finally comes unexpected. Ain’t no shame in loving writing…
By Grace McCunn For most college students, balancing school work, maintaining a social life and earning money can be overwhelming. But Josie Schauls, a Des Moines native double-majoring in art…
By Anelia K. Dimitrova It took a century and a half of history and happenings to get from the founding of the University of Northern Iowa in 1876 to the…
Mary Brammer: Recognition is not why you do what you do By Anelia K. Dimitrova The “grand old man of Iowa education,” Homer Horatio Seerley, would have been proud of…
