Ruelaine Stokes has been a passionate and committed poet in the Greater Lansing region for decades. An activist and educator, she believes that poetry and art are creative expressions that have the potential to change minds and change the world, and now she will have the opportunity to put those beliefs into action as the new Lansing Poet Laureate. Greater

Artist Teresa Dunn poses with the original art for the REO Town mural, which is on display at MSU Broad. The Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) announces a new art piece at its REO Town Central Substation as part of its rotating digital art program, “Art Moves REO.” The work, created by artist Teresa Dunn, was recently installed

Call to Member Artists for Lansing Shuffle Solo Exhibitions The Arts Council of Greater Lansing is pleased to announce a call to Arts Council member artists to submit work for quarterly 2024 solo exhibitions at Lansing Shuffle’s board room. Lansing Shuffle will host a rotating collection of 7-10 pieces of saleable art by an Arts Council member artist, beginning in

Arts Roll Call Episode 21: rocks, birds, celebs–the curious journey of artist Sarah Hillman Welcome to Episode 21 of Arts Roll Call–a podcast for the arts curious. In this episode, host Robin Miner-Swartz talks with artist and writer, Sarah Hillman about her array of mediums and interests as an artist–from rock art to birds and celebrity portraits. They explore how

Art Alley Mural in Mason, Michigan by Chris Garcia (Photo: “What’s Happening Around Mason”, Michigan Facebook) LEAP Transitions Public Art for Communities Grant Program to Arts Council of Greater Lansing Transition Paves the Way for Business Ecosystem Initiatives While Continuing its Legacy The Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) is transitioning the Public Art for Communities (PAFC) grant program to the