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Having lived through the ups and downs of relationships, both personally and professionally, founding member of Savoir Adore Paul Hammer talks loss, love, and the concept of home. Channeling the prime of ’80s pop music that mixes synth-heavy melodies with deep, heavy emotional lyrics, Savoir Adore have gone through two co-lead singers, released three studio […]

Every once in a while—and specifically, this weekend—we binge on new aesthetic ideas in Chicago.

Between weiner dogs at Germanfest and weiner jokes from Amy Schumer, we’ll be laughing our way to Monday.

Need a weekend getaway? Time to rethink Detroit.

We’re looking forward to a weekend of Vonnegut opera, craft cocktail tours, and Home-A-Rama.

Looking for your next fix of “photon bombing”? Here’s where to go.

Sugarmann—whose work “engages the automotive industry as a manufacturer of human identity” and has been shown nationally and internationally—interviewed, photographed, and filmed each participant. The result is an oral and visual history of the Indianapolis 500, exhibited at Big Car’s new cultural center, the Tube Factory.

Suggestions from last year’s users include outdoor movies, putting dance steps on the bricks, basketball, and pony rides.

That one friend who has everything definitely doesn’t have these.

It’s not about cat videos, it’s about watching cat videos together.

“The whole thing is built around a place for people to come, meet the artists, see them at work, and hang out.”

This year’s show includes paintings inspired by abstract expressionism, waxed cloth sculpted around steel rods, and a multimedia installation of faces and masks on drums that seem to sing in Tlingit.

Escape your couch (and the incessant stream of trick-or-treaters) this Halloween.

Tucked between the Ohio River and some of Indiana’s best hills, historic Vevay blends artsy, country, and quirky in a culture all its own.

Three Indiana natives discuss art, inspiration, and spoken word poetry in Indianapolis.