Gender and art: Do the numbers add up to anything?
Submitted 09-26-2011 under OPINION
Looking at the gender ratios at the Exhibition Centers, ArtPrize 2011
Glance at the Past - Pottery Works
Submitted 09-26-2011 under NONPROFITS
Beginning in 1876, many homes in Grand Rapids planted their flowers in hand made pots created by John Lipzinski.
Female Artists Explore Indefinite Boundaries at (106) Gallery
Submitted 09-25-2011 under NONPROFITS
This year the Calvin College (106) Gallery presents "indefinite boundaries," an exhibition of nine female artists dealing with place, environment and material.
Women's City Club: A must-see ArtPrize venue
Submitted 09-25-2011 under OPINION
Women's City Club Event Manager and artists talk about getting ready for ArtPrize and their work on display there.
3-2-1: Engage, swag and vote
Submitted 09-24-2011 under OPINION
With just 19 days, it can often feel like there is too much to see and so little time. Experienced Wayfinder Erica Curry Van Ee boils down all the information she has learned in hopes of helping other attendees.
ArtPrize "Canopy" makes a delicate connection
Submitted 09-23-2011 under LOCAL LIFE
Ann Chuchvara's Canopy forms a delicate connection to ArtPrize.
Ready, Set, Go Time!
Submitted 09-23-2011 under OPINION
ArtPrize has a new way to enjoy the various neighborhoods this year, called Go Time parties, where you can have fun on a scavenger hunt and even win prizes.
Catalyst Radio: Rays of Hope brings relief to Haiti
Submitted 09-23-2011 under NONPROFITS
Kim Sorrelle of Rays of Hope for Haiti joins us on air to talk about their relief efforts in Haiti and around the world. A year after the devastating earthquake, Kim tackles the issue of when aid is good in developing countries.
How to See Art
Submitted 09-22-2011 under OPINION
Can art change your mind? Naselli talks about the importance of our vote in ArtPrize, and how to rise above personal preference to choose the greater good.
WMCAT photo walk with Hispanic Center students
Submitted 09-22-2011 under NONPROFITS
Hispanic Center summer program students took a walk in downtown Grand Rapids, taking hundreds of photographs, many of which are highlighted in this photo essay.