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Reviews
By Alex Weilhammer
[Album Reviews - May. 17, 2012]
What Kobe Bryant can do with a basketball is what Joe Bonamassa can do with a guitar. He simply wills his instrument to play the perfect melodies.
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Reviews
By Alex Weilhammer
[Album Reviews - May. 17, 2012]
Alex Weilhammer says the band's debut LP,
'Keep Em Flying,' soars above expectations.
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Reviews
By Alex Weilhammer
[Album Reviews - May. 17, 2012]
Alex Weilhammer reviews an album of traditional Celtic music by the Michigan-based band.
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Reviews
By Dan Grossman
[Visual Arts - May. 17, 2012]
Using pinhole and 35mm cameras, Bridges creates mysterious, timeworn photographs that might warp and bend your imagination if you allow them.
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Reviews
By Taylor Peters
[Written + Spoken Word - May. 17, 2012]
Ling's new poetry collection - which is peopled by Israelis, Palestinians and Native Americans - argues that neither reconciliation nor revenge is sufficient in and of itself.
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Reviews
By Emma Faesi
[Written + Spoken Word - May. 17, 2012]
Terry Border, who brings household items to life with wire, creative lighting and really bad puns, presents a collection of his work that might earn a PG-13 for sexual innuendo.
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Blogs
By Scott Shoger
[Arts + Entertainment Blog - May. 17, 2012]
Scott argues that Happy Hour probably isn't bad for classical music because not all 20-somethings are Neanderthals attracted only to free beer and White Castle.
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Features
By Ashley Kimmel
[Social Justice - May. 17, 2012]
This week: A pictorial tour through an array of objects that thwart human travel in Indianapolis.
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Features
By Lesley Weidenbener
[News - May. 17, 2012]
The state is working to boost the educational success of students in foster care with a new program that focuses case managers, family members and others on the issue.
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Reviews
By Rita Kohn
[Classical Music - May. 16, 2012]
Joined by conductor Michael Krajewski and singer Debbie Gravitte, the ISO shared their fun cruising through the musical oeuvre of James Bond in 'Bond and Beyond.'
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Features
By Jack Meyer
[Current Events - May. 16, 2012]
Protesters gathered in Veterans Memorial Plaza Tuesday to show support for expelled Arsenal Technical High school student.
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Features
By Rita Kohn
[Beer Buzz - May. 16, 2012]
11 Indy homebrewers win in the first round of the National Homebrew Competition, Yats opens in Carmel and American Craft Beer Week celebrations proliferate.
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Reviews
By Dan Grossman
[Visual Arts - May. 16, 2012]
Danielle Rante, inspired equally by Japanese printmaking and the Ford-style assembly line, is most impressive in a three-person show defined by repetition and exactitude.
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Features
By Katy Carter
[Markets + Cooking - May. 16, 2012]
Inspired by the flavor combinations that define the paleta, a Latin American popsicle, Nicey Treat offers everything from grapefruit to buttermilk from a retro bike cart.
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