The 15 foot-tall sculpture, called "Portrait of a Dreamer," is composed entirely of stainless steel and overlooks Museum Drive from Michigan Avenue. "Portrait of a Dreamer" is not just substantial in stature but is also interactive and illuminated. Artist Ivan Iler describes the piece as one that visualizes the flow of ideas transpiring within Lansing’s cultural district.

A series of public meetings will be held to engage the Lansing community in designing a new, permanent outdoor amphitheater at Adado Riverfront Park. Over the course of two days, the core project team and community stakeholders will meet to create design concepts for the proposed stage and surrounding environs.

A time of celebration and awards is just around the corner, and we hope you will join us!

Arts Council presents member artist Thom VerWys exhibition "November Winds."

Jackson National Life Insurance Company® recently announced a $10,000 grant to support the Arts Council of Greater Lansing’s Young Creatives Program.

With a strong mission and vision already guiding the Arts Council, it was time to develop a robust and deep-rooted set of guiding principles and beliefs.

The Arts Council of Greater Lansing is pleased to announce that we are once again partnering with the University Club of MSU for its second annual bus excursion to Grands Rapids' spectacular, international art event, ArtPrize...

The Arts Council is excited to invite you to the Create Place Twitter

Join us and Anita at the Arts Council for an opening reception during September Arts Night Out in Old Town! Meet Anita and talk to her about her work. Light refreshments will be served.

Mark your calendars and join MCACA for this special event! The day will include the announcement of the Fiscal Year 2018 funding awards

I am a believer that a place is made special by utilizing the arts as a driving force for change, improvement and revitalization.

Melissa Eggleston is a neo-naturalist artist working out of her open studio in Bath, Michigan.

For the past few months, our attention has been directed at advocating for the continuation of national arts funding.

Born in Seattle, Mary spent summers on the West Coast for years and gave way to a living sense that life is an adventure.

"Summer of Art" program will feature original art by area artists on the cover of City Pulse each week beginning June 14.

Planning is in full bloom for the Creative Placemaking Summit that will be taking place on October 11, 2017 at the Lansing Center.

This exciting new event will serve as an annual platform to convene artists, arts organizations and others.

Justin Troisi is a fine art painter and sculptor inspired by patterns and textures found in nature.

A Story of Art and Advocacy by Jessica Carter, Arts Council intern Art has always been an integral part of my life. My father taught music at a public high school for over thirty years.

"Expressive Artscapes" an Exhibition by Saralee Howard Exhibit and Opening Reception April 7, 2017 The Arts Council is pleased to present "Expressive Artscapes" by Saralee Howard.

It always gives me great pleasure to highlight the work of our national service organization – Americans for the Arts.

Taking a Stand, Affecting Change For the past 51 years, the Arts Council has been a strong advocate for arts, culture and creativity in the tri-counties.

Program Meets With Continued Growth and Success

Happy New Year! January is such an exciting time of year at the Arts Council, as it kicks off our new membership season!

Explores Light and Dark, Brightness and Shadows Meet our December/January artist of the month, Jessica Kovan.