Just over 100 years ago in 1919, Andrew Carnegie passed away at the age of 84. He had given away...

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In 1878 in the village of Birka, Sweden a tomb was excavated. This burial place was filled with all of...

On Friday June 3rd, I had the pleasure of chatting with Kacey Slone, a multidisciplinary artist from Southern Indiana who...

In Charlestown, Indiana there is a small peninsula formed by 14 Mile Creek and the Ohio River. On this peninsula...

Carnegie Center for Art & History, a Branch of Floyd County Library, wants to present our first teen art &...

  For many families museums are supposed to be a place for learning just as much as they are a...

The African American Read-In, formed in 1990, is the first and oldest event dedicated to diversity in literature. Established by...

“While the game was invented in Massachusetts, basketball really had its origin in Indiana, which remains the center of the...

“When you’re old, you expect pain to remind you to die to make room for a younger one”   - Penny...

What do you think when you look at the painting above? Does anything feel off to you? What if I...

Did you know the first photo of a snowflake was taken in 1885 by a farmer in Vermont named Wilson...

In the Boyne Valley in County Meath about 25 miles north of Dublin, Ireland, a group of people gathers as...

From the title alone you probably fall into one of two trains of thought. Train of thought one: what in...

Did you know that November 15 is National Recycling Day, also known as America Recycles Day? Celebrate by doing some...

My name is Shamia Gaither, and recently, I set off to visit some of the establishments hosting work for the...

Since the mid-1800’s artists, critics, and patrons alike have mused on the coexistence of photography and painting. Can the two...