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After forming a relationship with legendary fine art quiltmaker Nancy Crow and hosting a solo exhibition of her work, Muskegon Museum of Art agreed to help develop and debut an invitational exhibition of colorful, circular abstractions that push the envelope of quiltmaking.
As our wardrobes change along with the seasons, it’s only fitting to view fashionable frocks and runway designs in a fresh light.
Chronicling Empires: Q&A with Ryan Spencer Reed
Written by Ameera Chaudhry | Monday, 03 October 2016 09:30 |Ryan Spencer Reed just wants to change the world. In 2004, the Calvin College alum sparked a national conversation on the War in Darfur with his photography, taking the exhibit on a university tour across the U.S. Since then, he’s worked as a photojournalist around the world.
Phillips brings humor, passion to community theater as a playwright
Written by Kayla Tucker | Monday, 03 October 2016 09:30 |To playwright Scott Phillips, life is meant to be funny, even when it doesn’t seem like it.
Passing the Baton: Raymond Harvey to retire from the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra
Written by Josh Veal | Monday, 03 October 2016 09:30 |Raymond Harvey has led the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra for 18 years, but at the end of the 2016-2017 season, someone else will take the stand.
Local composer discusses the inspiration for his “Madame Bovary” concerto
Written by Samara Napolitan | Monday, 03 October 2016 09:30 |It depends on who you ask, but Gustave Flaubert’s literary masterpiece “Madame Bovary” is about either a hapless dreamer or an adulterous drama queen.
Music, Naturally: GVSU’s New Music Ensemble Celebrates the Wilderness with National Parks Tour
Written by Samara Napolitan | Monday, 03 October 2016 09:30 |When patrons visit National Parks, they expect to hear the wild sounds of nature — the wolves howling, geysers churning and insects humming, but perhaps not plucked spines of an amplified cactus.
Broadway Grand Rapids gets a bump from ‘Phantom’ tour, DeVos upgrades
Written by Kayla Tucker | Wednesday, 14 September 2016 13:55 |While recent improvements did little to directly change the attendee experience for shows at DeVos Performance Hall, they helped usher in a record-setting season for Broadway Grand Rapids.
That’s because the $350,000 in behind-the-scenes renovations approved two years ago made it possible for Broadway Grand Rapids to lure in bigger shows. The first of those larger performances, “Phantom of the Opera,” played its sold-out, 16-show run over two weeks in May.
Gilmore Collection’s new downtown Grand Rapids venue set to open
Written by Nick Manes | Tuesday, 13 September 2016 12:48 |The Gilmore Collection, owners and operators of restaurant facilities like The B.O.B., today unveiled details for the under-construction music venue in downtown Grand Rapids.
Beginner’s guide to West Michigan museums
Written by Troy Reimink | Thursday, 08 September 2016 14:05 |Here’s a handy beginners’ field guide to museums, some art-centric and some not, all over West Michigan.
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