Kayte Young
Multimedia Producer, WFIU-
In a new and recurring segment called, check ‘em out, if you want, hosts Kayte Young, Alex Chambers, and Tyler Lake recommend some things for you to check out, if you want. -
White Violet Center for Eco-Justice produces intricate woven goods from alpaca wool and dye made from flowers. While it may sound romantic and old-fashioned, it isn't easy—nor is it without purpose. -
Local poet Antonia Matthew reflects on Bloomington’s literary arts scene. -
Whether you have room for more in your packed holiday schedule or just need a break from the festivities, we've compiled some of the best events around Bloomington in late December. -
Holly Warren and Chaz Mottinger run the City of Bloomington’s arts wing, and while they’re not trying to cultivate something as exclusive as a “scene,” they are doing everything they can to create a thriving arts community here in Bloomington. -
Peau Rouge, a 40-foot abstract steel sculpture, is undergoing restoration. The sculpture came to IU in 1971 in partnership with the Musical Arts Center. -
Nice Work hosts Kayte Young and Tyler Lake discuss Tendings: an evening of art & offerings, an intimate pop-up art fundraiser in response to the SNAP cuts during the government shutdown. -
Richard McCoy, the executive director of Landmark Columbus Foundation, talks about Exhibit Columbus and this year's theme for the exhibit: Yes And. -
Our hosts try the (in)famous Dubai chocolate and share their thoughts about it. -
Angela Caldwell, the co-curator of the I Fell Gallery, talks about the history of the building and the events to come.
