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UICA Volunteer Spotlight: Donna Reynolds

Donna Reynolds, UICA's rock solid Saturday evening concessions volunteer, has dedicated her time since October 2004. Donna heard about the theatre from a coworker at the old Bijou Theater in Eastown. Since then, her friendly attitude and hard work has greatly impacted UICA in a positive way. Her favorite part of volunteering is the special film events where she got to meet such diverse characters as Crispin Glover and John Sinclair.

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This Friday is Books and Storytelling Night at GRAM on the Green

The theme this Friday evening at GRAM on the Green/DowntownGR Bazaar is “Books and Storytelling,” featuring fun giveaways by local libraries and an excerpt reading by four West Michigan authors. Enjoy written works of art read aloud by Tanya Eby, Jennifer Armintrout, T.M. Camp, and Adam Schuitema in our Indoor Terrace Lounge from 6-7 p.m.

 

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Photo Credit: CREO Productions

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UICA Interview: Kurt Perschke

With ArtPrize 2010 right around the corner, we at UICA thought it would be fun to look back on one of our artists from 2009 - Kurt Perschke. Kurt Perschke is an artist who works in sculpture, video, collage and public space. His most acclaimed work, Red Ball Project, is a traveling public art project that has taken place in Barcelona, St. Louis, Portland, Sydney, Arizona, Chicago, Toronto, and Grand Rapids and received a National Award from Americans for the Arts Public Art Network.

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GRAM/Ox-Bow Lecture Series Presents Jack Becker's "Public Art in the Age of Obama"

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July 16 Theme focuses on Dance at GRAM on the Green

This Friday, Grand Rapids Art Museum highlights Broken Flowers, A Butoh-Inspired Performance during GRAM on the Green. Experience this powerful, ephemeral dance on GRAM’s front steps from 8 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.  Rachel Finan choreographs the performance.

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The Artists of Heartside Gallery & Studio-- David Broaduz

Heartside Gallery and Studio began in 1993 as a small program of Heartside Ministry.  This ever-expanding program continues to offer the Heartside community and its neighbors a supportive and safe environment in which to create, exhibit and sell work. 

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Ox-Bow Artist Reception and Lecture Series July 9

This week signals the beginning of the GRAM/Ox-Bow Friday Lecture Series. Celebrating the shared centennials of these two great art organizations, this summer-long event will bring a distinguished lineup of speakers to the Art Museum. Learn about the evolution of art over the past one hundred years and experience how Ox-Bow artists envision its future.

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July 9 Conversation is About Dance at GRAM on the Green!

This Friday, immerse yourself in music and dance with GRAM’s Friday Night Conversation: Bi-Line Post Modern Dance. The dance, organized by GVSU professor Shawn Bible, will begin in Rosa Parks Circle and progress into the Terrace Indoor Lounge, breaking for conversation regarding this unique and challenging art form.

At 7pm, head outside for Chosen, an R&B group featuring Daniel Richardson and Kathy LeMar, performing live on the Museum Terrace Stage.

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July 2 is HERO NIGHT at GRAM on the Green/DowntownGR Bazaar: Great Fun for Families!

The GR Firefighters are parking Engine No. 7 at Rosa Parks Circle from 5-7pm on Friday, July 2 for an up close and personal look at the big red truck.  The crew will be on hand to meet families and hand out coloring books that have fire safety tips.  EMS Ambulance crew will also park a vehicle, allowing kids (and kids at heart) the opportunity to learn more about how to stay safe and how to get help quickly when needed.
 

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July 2 is HERO NIGHT at GRAM on the Green/DowntownGR Bazaar: Great Fun for Families!

Location

Grand Rapids Art Museum
101 Monroe Center St. NW
Grand Rapids MI 49503

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