While walking through the halls of the Richard M. DeVos Center, students can experience 21 centuries of history between China and Western culture. The Blue Wall Gallery is currently home to a chronological display that was planned out a year ago and took about five months to create.
Though the threat of snow may loom closely on the horizon for Grand Valley State University, a new exhibit in Lake Ontario Hall’s Red Wall Gallery hopes to open students’ eyes to a world where the presence of water is often a much more dangerous inconvenience.
Bringing together art from all over the world to Grand Rapids and placing it all over the city, ArtPrize brings truly incredible art into the public eye.
As the sound of a didgeridoo echoed in the distance, a Michael Jackson impersonator danced while crowds of curly afro wigs bobbed to the music.
An empty hoody, a body double and skin removed from a body are images on display in the exhibit “Dusk to Dusk: Unsettled, Unraveled, Unreal.” Showcasing various artists in a variety of mediums, the exhibit contains international contemporary art that focuses on the isolation of the individual in the modern world.
Devices for producing solar, wind, steam, and other renewable energy sources weren’t invented yesterday.
Study abroad trips provide many picture-perfect moments, giving a student many vibrant and fun-filled memories.
For many students, more learning happens outside the classroom than in it. For 14 Grand Valley State University students, that valuable real-world experience came to be at the Cannes Film Festival.
From floral paintings for a living room to landscape murals for a beer garden, Mathias J. Alten contributed a greeat deal to the Grand Rapids art scene in the early 20th century. Alten’s work is on display in a permanent exhibit on Grand Valley State University’s Pew Campus.