Driving around the Lansing, commuters may be surprised to see a 672 square foot work of art on a billboard that normally carries advertising.  A local Lansing company, Adams Outdoor Advertising (AOA), has launched an “Art in the Sky” program that transforms traditional advertising space into a public art gallery. AOA Sales Manager Allison Holtz in partnership with Executive Director Leslie

Twelve local non-profit organizations have been awarded a total of $25,900 to fund high-quality artistic or cultural programs through the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs 2012 Regional Regranting Minigrant Program.The Arts Council of Greater Lansing is the regional administrator of this state-wide program, and oversees funding for arts and culture projects in the four-county area of Ingham, Eaton,

Weary of some of the competitive aspects of art education and the art world, in college Kate tried out some other avenues, but kept coming back to art. I tried really hard not be an artist, but in the end, I knew it was what I had to do.

Volunteers to Recognize MLK Day by Creating Public Mural Arts Council receives mini-grant for creative community service project LANSING, Mich., Jan. 7, 2011 – Volunteers from the Lansing community will celebrate the 2011 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service by joining the Arts Council of Greater Lansing, muralists Erika Magers and Brian Snyder, and community participants of all ages

Arts Council Recognizes Selma Hollander and Jackson National Life Insurance Company for Commitment to Arts LANSING, Jan. 6, 2011 — The Arts Council of Greater Lansing is pleased to announce that Selma Hollander and the late Stanley Hollander have been awarded the Arts Council’s Applause Award and Lansing-based Jackson National Life Insurance Company has been awarded the Arts Council’s Business