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No Canvas: Off The Wall brings something new to the gallery

For one night only, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts is taking art “off the wall and into the space.”

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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Dark Fantasy: 'Into the Woods' tackles tough, real-life issues with fairy tale characters

Director Todd Avery particularly enjoys the “dark side” of Into the Woods, the hugely successful musical penned by James Lapine and composed by the iconic Stephen Sondheim.

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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Playing with History: Vadim Gluzman returns to perform with his legendary instrument

When Vadim Gluzman was a young music student, he didn’t like playing the violin. Instead of practicing for hours on end, he wanted to play ice hockey with his friends.

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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Art Avalanche: Five new Muskegon Museum of Art exhibits are opening at once

Ultra-realistic sculptures. Picasso prints. Vintage motorcycles. Local 1950s racing photos. And masterpieces from the Edward Curtis: The North American Indian collection.

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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Glass Attack: A day of glass-blowing and education comes to Kalamazoo

Local artisans are breathing new life into the art of glassblowing, and their efforts will be on display at this year’s Battle of the Glass Blowers.

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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At the Start of Success: Win or lose, careers begin at Stulberg String Competition

Had he not won a Gold Medal at the Stulberg International String Competition in 1979, Anthony Ross isn’t sure where his career would have gone.

Revue Arts 30 April 2018
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Review: Nelson Freire presents enduring, uncomplicated beauty

There are plenty of musicians today who embrace showmanship and spectacle to make an impression. But in a society that barrages us with hollow messages and countless distractions, honest and refined music can offer due respite.

Revue Arts 29 April 2018
  • Gilmore Keyboard Festival
  • Nelson Freire
  • Chenery Auditorium
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Review: ‘Liberace!’ is easily as entertaining as the icon himself

Having spent his life spreading joy with his outlandish costumes and unique style of playing the piano in concert halls, on television and as the consummate Las Vegas act, Liberace has returned from the dead to set the story straight, so to speak, because he feels redundant in heaven where everyone’s just perpetually happy.

Revue Arts 29 April 2018
  • Kalamazoo
  • Gilmore Keyboard Festival
  • Liberace
  • Farmers Alley Theatre
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Review: Wei Luo’s passion is plain to see and hear

Wei Luo, recipient of a 2018 Gilmore Young Artist Award, shares a music teacher with another Chinese pianist: Lang Lang, who also left his home country for America as a young teenager.

Revue Arts 29 April 2018
  • Gilmore Keyboard Festival
  • Wei Luo
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Review: Christian Sands Trio at Bell’s was ‘a perfect time in the perfect place’

Bell’s Eccentric Cafe was abuzz and looked a bit different than usual Thursday night. From the sounds of things, it could have been a club in Greenwich Village at any point in the 20th Century — but without the cigarette smoke and with better beer. 

Revue Arts 29 April 2018
  • Kalamazoo
  • Gilmore Keyboard Festival
  • bell's eccentric cafe
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Review: Rafał Blechacz proves his place as one of the greatest Chopin interpreters alive

Much like being named a Gilmore Artist, winning the International Frederic Chopin International Piano Competition carries much significance for a burgeoning concert pianist. 32-year-old Polish pianist Rafał Blechacz has claimed both accolades. Blechacz swept the Chopin Piano Competition in 2005 — the first Polish pianist in 30 years to win the top prize — and later won the Gilmore Artist Award in 2014.

Revue Arts 28 April 2018
  • Grand Rapids
  • Grand Rapids Symphony
  • Gilmore Keyboard Festival
  • Rafal Blechacz
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Review: ‘Mama’s Girls’ is an important show well worth seeing, despite some missteps

The play “Mama’s Girls” by Marilynn Barnes Anselmi opens with two siblings in fraught play with Barbie dolls. Though symbols for conventional gender norms, the dolls’ are smooth between their legs, a revelation to Sammy, the emerging trans girl who both catalyzes and suffers from her family’s toxic dynamic.

Revue Arts 22 April 2018
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Review: Seeing/Seen breaks down boundaries and soothes the soul

Anyone who says ballet-based modern dance doesn’t go with hip hop has been proven entirely wrong by Wellspring Cori Terry & Dancers’ Spring Concert of Dance, Seeing/Seen, a collaborative performance that breaks down both real and perceived boundaries from start to finish and beyond.

Revue Arts 20 April 2018
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Review: Carnegie Hall is in for a night of masterful, moving collaboration with the GRS

For 127 years, Carnegie Hall has showcased phenomenal soloists, orchestras and ensembles. An estimated 50,000 performances have taken place in the iconic New York City concert hall. Its walls are embedded with stirring musical history, from Tchaikovsky conducting one of his own works on the night the building opened, to the first assembly of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra in 2009. Nina Simone, Bob Dylan and Beyonce have all performed on its stage.

Revue Arts 14 April 2018
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Moving With Purpose: West Michigan Dance Companies

Moving With Purpose: West Michigan Dance Companies

As a haven for the arts, it’s no surprise West Michigan is home to a vibrant and diverse dance scene...
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Review: 'Be Here Now' is a Glorious, Stunning Representation of the 60s

Review: 'Be Here Now' is a Glorious, Stunning Representation of the 60s

Grand Rapids Ballet’s 2024-2025 season finale “Be Here Now” promised to capture the spirit of the 19...
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