While walking through the Ped Mall on a bustling Saturday morning, many book readers found their way to the Iowa City Public Library for its used book sale.
Sponsored by the ICPL Friends Foundation,...
The Stanley Museum’s “Sundays with the Docents” kicked off its February event Sunday with a celebration of the rich heritage of Indigenous Americans. The museum was transformed by the unspoken...
Art spans many different mediums, from pencil to textiles and ink. All of them were featured in Public Space One’s latest exhibition, “Drawn Between: Possibility and Inevitability.”
Curated...
With the semester workload increasing and Valentine’s Day fast approaching, I decided to participate in the Stanley’s Night at the Museum series: “A Week of HeARTs.” It was an entertaining...
Cinema is, by nature, a collaborative field. Whether an artist is a writer, director, or actor, it is challenging for a single person to make a film on their own. This is what professor of practice...
Ever since the University of Iowa libraries became home to the Sackner Archive in 2019, their collection of works has continued to inspire many around campus and the world.
This year, some of their...
As audience members mingled among themselves waiting for the show to start, the lights flashed and exciting music began to play. Three mysterious figures charged down the aisles. When they arrived...
Panel Discussion: Tough Conversations About Our Racial Divide…and How We Can Begin to Heal — Feb. 1, 1 p.m. at Iowa City Public Library, 123 S. Linn Street
Authors Dave Markward, Daniel Henderson,...
A claw machine with a living hand, a fish-human hybrid, and a shrunken room dominated by a larger-than-life telephone. This year’s Dada Prom at Public Space One, or PS1, felt like falling down a...
The 20th annual Mission Creek Festival returns to Iowa City next April and the lineup of performers has just been released.
Headlining the weekend of events is Julien Baker & Torres, a queer...
As the winter snow begins to take over the flora and fauna, the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Holiday Market has artists showcasing their own versions of natural landscapes.
While each artist comes...
Chinese history paints its way into the Stanley Museum with a fresh, new exhibit honoring the different forms of one of the oldest living art mediums, the calligraphy brush.
“Brushwork describes...
