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Things Get Real Surreal at the Grand Rapids Art Museum
Written by Jennifer Cuffman | Tuesday, 23 October 2012 15:34 |As the second installment of a three-year, three-exhibition partnership with the Whitney Museum of American Art, the GRAM opened its doors to Real/Surreal Oct. 19.
Mitch Albom Brings Story of Ernie Harwell to Wealthy Theatre for Limited Run
Written by Charlsie Dewey | Tuesday, 28 August 2012 10:51 |Visit the theater and the ballpark all in one night this September. Mitch Albom, bestselling author, playwright and journalist, is bringing his newest play, "Ernie," to Wealthy Theatre for a special 12-performance run from Sept. 12-23.
Each year, ArtPrize has been a catalyst for conversation and change and for its fourth competition, and in 2012, you can expect more of the same. This year, the contest hosts nearly the same number of artists and venues as the 2011 competition, but will operate minus the presence of former Executive Director Catherine Creamer.
La Boheme and the extinction of the fat lady
Written by Jared Bentley | Wednesday, 18 April 2012 17:18 |Throughout the years, opera has fallen into a certain stereotype: Fancy, expensive, formal, elite and ritzy. But Opera Grand Rapids wants to show the community that opera is not just a fat lady in a helmet with horns; nor is it custom for attendees to wear Victorian wigs, top hats or spectacles.
National Tour of The Addams Family has Local Ties
Written by Charlsie Dewey | Thursday, 12 April 2012 13:13 |Chris Danner is excited to bring the national tour of The Addams Family to Grand Rapids in May. That's in part because Danner has called Grand Rapids home for many years.
With 30 downtown venues and more than 350 artists, the event is one of West Michigan's largest studio hops and invites guests of all ages to explore photography, film, paintings, glasswork and a new SiTE:LAB event.
Butterfield: Capturing the Spirit of Horses
Written by Kelli Kolakowski | Tuesday, 20 March 2012 09:59 |In the artist's first major Midwest show since 2007, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park hosts Essence: The Horses of Deborah Butterfield, an inquisitive look back on decades of Butterfield's work.
Robert Rauschenberg: Bigger and More Ambitious
Written by Kelli Kolakowski | Thursday, 01 March 2012 11:10 |Grand Rapids Art Museum is hosting three Robert Rauschenberg exhibitions, one of which has only been seen in Paris and New York.
In a monumental three-part exhibition that marks the artist's first-ever solo show in Grand Rapids, the Grand Rapids Art Museum hosts Robert Rauschenberg In Context, At Gemini and Synapsis Shuffle through May 20.
After consecutive print shows featuring Audubon's Birds of America and Warrington Colescott's Cabaret, Comedy & Satire, GRAM Director and CEO Dana Friis-Hansen sought out something on a much larger scale.
Farmers Alley Theatre Becomes Professional
Written by Stephanie Allen | Friday, 27 January 2012 09:17 |Farmers Alley Theatre became southwest Michigan's only year-round Actors' Equity Association theatre Jan. 12, by achieving Small Professional Theatre (SPT) status.
ArtPrize 2011 Brings Robust Competition
Written by Kelli Kolakowski | Thursday, 25 August 2011 12:18 |The inaugural ArtPrize put Grand Rapids on the map as a place where art is loved and where conversations of art are fluent. ArtPrize 2010 exploded with more participants, venues and visitors and added the exhibition center concept.
This year, as the competition gears up for its third round, the emphasis may shift from what you see to what you hear.
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