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Rich veins and raw nerves: 'Cursed Objects' hold sway at (SCENE) Metrospace – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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People play fast and loose with the idea of a curse. That parking space where you got seven tickets, that coffee maker that keeps spilling coffee onto the counter, are laughed off as “cursed.” But the laughter is always a little bit nervous. “Cursed Objects,” a thought-provoking multimedia art exhibit at East Lansing’s (SCENE) Metrospace, confirms our sneaking suspicions that curses are real, and they carry a mean sting. Artist and MSU graduate student Hailey Becker tapped into a rich vein, and
A case for the future as MSU College of Music marks 20 years of growth – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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The Michigan State University College of Music’s 2026-‘27 season is poised to bring Greater Lansing a rolling, world-class music festival, bigger and more diverse than ever. The college is celebrating its 20th year with a bottomless cornucopia, from cutting edge 21st-century music to mainstays like Mozart and Bach, diverse global sounds, opera, early music, huge ensembles, chamber groups and a barrage of bebop and beyond from one of the most acclaimed jazz studies programs in existence. Like the
From wall to shining wall, 'We Are This Land' waves many flags at MSU Broad Art Museum – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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It’s tempting to resort to vaguely uplifting platitudes to describe “We Are This Land,” the MSU Broad Museum’s ambitious, museum-wide exhibit marking the 250th birthday of the United States, on view through March 14, 2027. But that would miss the point. This exhibit avoids platitudes like the plague. If you’re bracing for another harangue on how great America is, or was, or how it needs to be great again, or it never was great in the first place, forget it. This exhibit, like its subject, is an
Ferment, flourishing and fun: My 25 years with the City Pulse – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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I’m sitting at my dining room window one morning in November 2013, nervously waiting for Yo-Yo Ma to call me. In my hand is a 3 x 5 card scribbled with carefully researched questions. “Hey, Larry, this is Yo-Yo,” chirps a cheerful voice. The tension in my gut starts to relax. “You’ve interviewed two of my favorite people in the world, Dave Brubeck and E.O. Wilson. Did you speak to E.O. Wilson recently? I just read his book, ‘Letters to a Young Scientist.’” Whaaa? Yo-Yo Ma, the world’s most famou
JazzFest Michigan pitches a capacious five-day musical tent – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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A billowing tent of jazz and jazz-adjacent sounds is set to be pitched at JazzFest Michigan this week, beginning with a kickoff concert at Old Town’s UrbanBeat venue tonight, stretching through a weekend packed with three stages of music and climaxing in a gospel brunch Sunday with powerhouse vocalist Twyla Birdsong. While East Lansing’s Summer Solstice Jazz Festival in June revolves, with a disciplined and centripetal spin, around the tight nucleus of Michigan State University’s jazz studies pr
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