Vess Ruhtenberg

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Dying for a haircut? Not so fast.

Don’t miss the vintage Harmon Kardon amplifier and turntable handmade by Ruhtenberg’s father in the 1960s.

They say the best bands are greater than the sum of their parts. In the case of The Last IV, the parts are pretty excellent themselves.

Dozens of music acts, as well as Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace vendors, food trucks, and more populated Broad Ripple Park August 29 through September 1 for the second-ever WARMfest.

In the elaborate latticework of Indiana’s back roads, even a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece can hide.

The longtime rapper and vocalist chats with us ahead of his gig at the Fountain Square Music Festival on July 4.

On Oct. 4 at iMOCA, the local rockstar and architecture buff launched an exhibit of works by his grandfather Jan Ruhtenberg, a modernist designer. Here, a minimalist interview.

At the very least, argues Vess Ruhtenberg, the chairs place his grandfather at the center of a pivotal moment in 20th-century architecture and design. And they bolster his case that Jan Ruhtenberg deserves wider recognition.