Breaking New Paths

Grand Rapids Symphony's unique new season.

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Review: Mackenzie Melemed Displays the Majesty of Live Performance

Though theaters remain closed in Michigan, Revue was invited to the premiere of The Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival’s virtual season, an experiment in bringing celebrated pianists to Kalamazoo for a live performance that is also live-streamed to a virtual audience.

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Grand Rapids Ballet Announces Reimagined Season

After months of uncertainty, the Grand Rapids Ballet has plans for a unique and exciting 2020-2021 season.

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ARTS: Season Preview

2020 Arts Season Preview

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You Belong in a Museum

How local institutions are reopening to the public.

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Galleries Galore

West Michigan is full of art galleries, displaying work from hundreds of artists all over the state.

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Artists All Around

Across West Michigan, art abounds, along with the people who make it.

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Keeping the Music Live

West Michigan Symphony presents video concerts this summer

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Bugging Out

A local artist thrives on insect creations

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Backstage Bios: Lighting the Way

Michael Baumgarten, the second star of our Backstage Bios series, has provided lighting design for many Opera Grand Rapids productions, including The Magic Flute, The Mikado and this year’s Scalia/Ginsburg.

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Backstage Bios: Propping Up Community

Don’t blame her; theater was in the family. Liz Merriman’s grandfather painted sets. Her grandmother helped with the painting and did props too. Liz’s father and sisters were all actors and her mother did costumes.

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Home Is Where the Art Is: UICA’s Big Move

On June 17, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts announced that it would be moving from its current location at 2 W. Fulton Street in Grand Rapids to The Fed Galleries at 17 Pearl St. NW.

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Making Home Work

How performers are adjusting to the lack of a stage

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Backstage Bios: Setting the Stage

The talent onstage shouldn’t get all the love. Without the people working behind the scenes, they wouldn’t have a stage to stand on, much less a show to perform. 

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