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Some of the most compelling parts of our city and its history have identified with the term “Naptown.” And the more confident we get, the more we use the name.

When it comes to trendy animal prints, the fox is the new owl.

You might have seen Inhabit’s organic-cotton sheets and duvets on TV: The 400-thread-count products bedeck Marshall and Lily’s bed on How I Met Your Mother.

Eleven parties, festivals, and games you won’t want to miss in 2014.

“I think the American experience is best represented in the middle of the country,” he says, “and to talk about [that] through my work is an entry point to talking about who we are as people.”

“This highlights a major aspect of his work that hasn’t been seen in its entirety,” Robert Indiana historian John Wilmerding says.

Says Tre Reising of his piece passed on by airport officials, “My ultimate goal was that it would become an Instagram-framed–ready piece that would fit well into the cropping of Instagram and become traded and shared as a meme.”

She hopes that The Art Assignment will help audience members broaden their own definition of art, demystify the art-making process, and prove that anybody can give it a try.

Color us amazed at these recycled and fancifully shaped crayons.

This Saturday in Irvington: a rare chance to buy Tom O. Reed’s creative utensils.

Question: How much do those fancy helicopters the TV stations use cost?

A new book showcases every painting in the Vatican: Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel masterpiece and 975 others.

Spectators meandered around the exhibit regarding the art that adorns the walls of the Vonnegut Library. Excited fans gathered around Tim O’Brien outside as he signed books while leafs swirled about on a sunny morning in early November.

As cool as concert tees, these shirts by a Westfield designer spell out something more meaningful.

A number of attendees, whether in homage to Pardo and his love of color or else seeing the evening as a chance to break away from typical Midwestern style, turned out in eye-catching styles.