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guests.
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How Michigan stores its fine arts in a
box
Future uncertain for “This Equals That,”
once the pride of Mid-Michigan
By Daniel Sturm
In 1980, when the State of Michigan decided to acquire a major sculpture,
the art community chose the world-renowned artist Michael Heizer and
proudly purchased "This Equals That," the largest sculpture
in the United States. They placed it just west of the Capitol in downtown
Lansing. The piece was praised by art critics as a clever geometric
concept showing one full circle, two halves, four quarters, and eight
eighths, all within a whole. Michigan invested a hefty $540,000- the
price one pays for a sculpture referenced in art catalogs worldwide.
More...
Admirers honor area’s activist legend
Forgive
Lansing politicians if they fear the ghost of Lloyd Teets might reappear
at a City Council meeting. He wasn’t known for giving up.
More...
Letters
to the Editor
Health
& Environment
: Dave Dempsey
Cool energy technology: Will Michigan
heed its promise?
Health
: Howard Brody
Consumers
need to understand evidence-based medicine
Live & Local:
Your guide to live entertainment in Lansing and the surrounding
area!
Art:
Final hurrah for the Art Apartment
1st
Sunday gallery walk
Music:
Proudly raising their voices
Theater:
Get in holiday mood with Civic
Players’ musical
Advice Goddess: Amy
Alkon
Family Tree Rot
Restaurant Guide:
Previous
restaurant reviews
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