Kayte Young
Multimedia Producer, WFIUKayte Young is co-host and producer of WFIU's local arts and culture show, Nice Work. Before that she produced and hosted the long-running food and farming show, Earth Eats for over 8 years, and hosted a YouTube cooking series, produced by Payton Whaley.
With a background in construction, architecture, art, nutrition education and writing, she brings curiosity and a love of storytelling to all of her work. Kayte raises bees, tends a garden and draws comics in her basement in Bloomington’s McDoel Gardens neighborhood.
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Kayte Young speaks to artist Claire Miller about her ceramics work. -
Kayte Young goes to the biggest miniatures show in the Midwest and comes back to Bloomington to ask a friend: why make miniature things? -
In the Grunwald Gallery MFA Thesis show this spring, there was an exhibition by Sookyung Augustin called (in)Visible Identity: All the Little Things. Moved by Augustin’s work, Kayte Young reflects on art and connection. -
Photographer Rania Matar on why she took her portraits of Lebanese women on the sites of the Battle of the Hotels, how her own children influenced her photography, and more. -
BFA Supply owner Heather Farmer and Zine Club founder Maureen Langley talk about Bloomington Fine Art Supply. -
Sometimes, the things we love the most (or feel compelled to do) are not exactly practical. -
Voces Novae is a Bloomington chamber choir with some unexpected twists; whether the performance location, songs, or accompanying visual elements. -
Angela Caldwell, co-curator of the I Fell Gallery in downtown Bloomington, talks about the unique spaces within this historic building. -
Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo, AKA Puppies Puppies, came to the Eskenazi Museum of Art to give a talk about her work. -
After a particularly harsh experience as the editor of a literary magazine, Essence London created a board game to process it.
