Making art from the remnants of bygone industries
By Kecia Bal
Arts & Culture
All Stories
Monet still blooms at exhibit
By Michaela DeLauter, Story and Photographs
Voices of Appalachia in Art
By Kimberly Palmiero
There’s art all around us
By Kimberly Palmiero
What makes Alexa and Kurt Diserio so damn super cool
By Carmen Gentile // Photographs by The Oberports
Capturing the hidden beauty of industry
By Carmen Gentile // Photographs by Viktor Mácha
A Second Story
By Kecia Bal
‘Pieces of their lives’
By Kecia Bal
How did a Hoosier muralist wind up in Belgrade?
By Carmen Gentile
Poetry of place (and space)
By Kecia Bal || Photos | Bridge Perspective
Industry on display: Former manufacturing sites now draw tourists
By Kellie B. Gormly
From fashion to protests
By Staff
Powering history: Old manufacturing sites as museums in Postindustrial America
By Kellie B. Gormly
The power of public art
By Kimberly Palmiero
Inside an artist’s studio amid a pandemic
By Kimberly Palmiero
The faces and places of Appalachia
By KIMBERLY PALMIERO || PHOTOS USED WITH PERMISSION | LOOKING AT APPALACHIA
Elias Khouri
By MICHAEL MACHOSKY || PHOTOGRAPHS BY JILL FARRAR AND STEVEN MATTO
Global connections
By JASON VRABEL || PHOTOGRAPHS BY JEFF AND MICHAEL SWENSEN
Seeking escapism, met with metal detectors
By LISSA BRENNAN || ILLUSTRATION BY WHITNEY OLSON
‘The arts show us who people are’
By Gayle Pazerski || Photographs by Jeff Swensen