In New Nasher Exhibition, the Thrill of Photography Shines Bright
Photographs, when taken by artists with knowing eyes for qualities like composition, lighting, and perspective, can tell truly evocative stories. […]
Arts & Culture
Lady Gaga overcomes snag in Las Vegas Strip return
Somewhere a legend was smiling. Lady Gaga evoked spirit of the late legend and her former collaborator Tony Bennett during
Undaunted by Chantal, Uproar Festival Will Be Held This August
Orange County’s Uproar Festival of Public Art returns next month for its second iteration, bringing sixty outdoor installations and murals
One Durham Man’s Journey to the “Olympics of Magic” in Italy
When the Durham magician Michael Bloemeke emailed the INDY to pitch coverage of his shows, I immediately recognized his name.
Blue Man Group hosting show for deaf and hard-of-hearing community | Attractions
Blue Man Group is no stranger to making its shows accessible. Two weeks ago, the long-running Las Vegas Strip show
‘Concrete Chorus’ Records the Birds of Durham
On Sundays and Mondays between 6 and 9 a.m., most Durham residents are snoozing their alarms, brewing coffee, and skimming
Backstreet Boys perform on 70-foot-high stage in Sphere spectacle
A quarter-century ago the Backstreet Boys gazed into the future with “Millennium,” The future hypothesized by the beloved boy band
Incoming! Cannibals, Dark Comedy, and American Psychosis
The first big wave of summer movie season is cresting just now, so for the next several weeks, the multiplexes
Talking With the Curators of Local Exhibition ‘Against the Machine’
In a minimal white space at 1809 Chapel Hill Road, works by ten multi-disciplinary local artists line the perimeter of
A New Podcast Revisits an Old Mystery: Who Killed Rachel Crook?
In the summer of 1951, a gallon of gas cost around 19¢, a gallon of milk 83¢, and the United