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Inside the Arts
by Scott Pohl
Inside the Arts shines a spotlight on local performers, artists, authors, and other creative individuals who are making a significant impact on the community through their talents and passion.The series is presented most weeks by reporter Scott Pohl, creator and weekly producer of Inside the Arts. In the years since his retirement from WKAR, Pohl has continued to contribute stories enjoyed by WKAR listeners.Archived Inside the Arts
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MSU photography faculty member Lara Shipley wins Guggenheim Fellowship
MSU photography faculty member Lara Shipley will use her Guggenheim Fellowship to help finance an art project on wolves in Minnesota.
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Former aide pens biography of the late U.S. Congressman Bob Carr
Congressman Bob Carr represented East Lansing in Washington for nine terms between the mid-1970s and mid-1990s.
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Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax lead the 2026-27 MSU Wharton Center schedule
The Michigan State University Wharton Center's upcoming 2026-27 season will feature Sutton Foster, Yo-Yo Ma and Richard Thomas among the stars coming to East Lansing.
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New music app brings back the 1970s Detroit rock radio scene
The music streaming app Sonic Detroit plays the rock hits the Motor City loved and still loves.
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Meet Lansing's new poet laureate Suban Nur Cooley
New Lansing poet laureate Suban Nur Cooley discusses her plans for promoting poetry during her two-year term.
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Capital City Film Festival is more than just movies, with live music and talkbacks
In its 16th year, Lansing's Capital City Film Festival brings creators and movie buffs together for 10 days of programming.
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MSU College of Music celebrates 250 years of American independence with concert series
Michigan State University's concert "USA at 250 Years" will feature works from American composers
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Ingham County's Tollgate Drain Wetlands now home to poetry displays celebrating water, nature
Lansing's poet laureate used grant money to hold a poetry contest around the theme "We Are Water." The winning submissions are now on display at the Tollgate Drain Wetlands.
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"Gatz" brings unique "The Great Gatsby" interpretation to Ann Arbor
The classic novel is read cover to cover during day-long play
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Downtown Lansing's Nelson Gallery celebrates five years of promoting local artists
Nelson Gallery in downtown Lansing is celebrating its fifth anniversary Friday.
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Potterville native becomes Academy Award winner after directing short film
Potterville, Michigan native and director Sam A. Davis received an Academy Award Sunday for his short film "The Singers."
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and former Nine Inch Nails drummer Chris Vrenna coming to MSU
Nine Inch Nails founding drummer Chris Vrenna now teaches and creates music for video games. He's heading to the Michigan State University Museum for a panel discussion.
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The Second City to bring improv comedy and laughs to Marshall
The renowned comedy troupe Second City will visit the Franke Center in Marshall Friday
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From Broadway to the Wharton Center: 2026-27 schedule includes "Phantom," "Lion King" and more
The Michigan State University Wharton Center is releasing its 2026-27 Broadway season schedule including performances of "The Lion King" and "The Phantom of the Opera."
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Riverwalk Theatre stages punk rock take on the Bible with 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
Lansing's Riverwalk Theatre is presenting the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar."
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Broad Art Museum installation asks questions about the siren song of AI, doomscrolling
"Synthetic Sirens" is on display at the Michigan State University Broad Art Museum through mid-July.
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New play at MSU imagines relationship details between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings
Lansing playwright Sandra Seaton wrote "Sally: A Solo Play" which is making its debut at the Michigan State University Wharton Center.
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Director of Jazz Studies at MSU lauds Wynton Marsalis ahead of Michigan concerts
Jazz legend Wynton Marsalis is stepping down from post with Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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Lansing musician and producer up for a Grammy Award at ceremony Sunday
Lansing-based pianist and producer Sergei Kvitko is one of five nominees for classical music production at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
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Artist Jan Tichy plans to plunge MSU's Broad Art Museum into darkness
"Jan Tichy: Darkness" will be the Michigan State University Broad Art Museum's next Signature Commission Series exhibition.
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Obama Presidential Center to feature major work by East Lansing-raised artist Julie Mehretu
"Uprising of the Sun" by Julie Mehretu, an artist with roots in East Lansing, is a huge glass installation at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, opening in June.
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After more than year-long renovation, MSU Museum to reopen campus space
The Michigan State University Museum is reopening with an exhibition all about artificial intelligence and misinformation.
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WILX news anchor David Andrews whips up a cookbook
Baking News includes recipes and photos from TV-10 newsman
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WKAR music host Linda Kernohan composes music for new classical flute album
Classical flutist Lindsey Goodman's new album includes "My Compass Still To Guide Me" composed by WKAR host Linda Kernohan.
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The Accidentals are back home in Michigan with a new holiday album
The Accidentals has four Michigan shows this month to support the band's holiday album "Sonus Borealis: A Holiday Winter Collection."
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MSU grad's designs featured on this year's USPS holiday postage stamps
MSU alum Denise Fiedler's holiday stamps for USPS depict cardinals, a wreath, and flowers.
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Phillip Bahar steps into top job at MSU's Broad Art Museum
Michigan State University's new Broad Art Museum Director Phillip Bahar was most recently the president and executive director of Chicago Humanities.
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Michigan's poet laureate to attend two public Capital Region events this weekend
Michigan Poet Laureate Melba Joyce Boyd is speaking at the East Lansing Public Library and the Library of Michigan this weekend.
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Violinist Ray Chen performing Bruch with Lansing Symphony Orchestra Friday
The Lansing Symphony Orchestra’s Masterworks Series continues with a program featuring guest performer world-renowned violinist Ray Chen.
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Women in the Arts Festival in East Lansing to feature all-female jazz ensemble Straight Ahead
The annual East Lansing Women in the Arts Festival returns November 7 and 8, 2025.
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The Mammals bring their Americana music to East Lansing
The Ten Pound Fiddle concert for Americana and folk group The Mammals is scheduled for Friday night at the University Lutheran Church in East Lansing.
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Lansing art installation turns scrapyard fence into a canvas for telling the city's history
The 2025 Lansing Arts Impact Grant project is located in Old Town and uses a fence at Friedland Industries as its canvas.
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Artist Mark Lewanski shares inspiration behind ArtPrize public vote-winning piece
Portland, Michigan-based artist Mark Lewanski's ArtPrize-winning piece called "Arras" is made of woven glass.
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Jackson community theatre group to bare all on stage with 'The Full Monty'
Center Stage Jackson is putting on a production of the musical comedy "The Full Monty" at Jackson College this month.
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Comic book legend Jaime Hernandez to speak in East Lansing
Writer of the comic book series "Love and Rockets" Jaime Hernandez is speaking at a public event on Michigan State University campus in October.
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ArtPrize returns to Grand Rapids with works from around the globe
For the next 16 days, Grand Rapids will celebrate the arts with special installations and events all over the city as part of the ArtPrize competition and festival.
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Concert will honor Clifton and Dolores Wharton Sunday at MSU's Wharton Center
The namesakes of Michigan State University's Wharton Center for Performing Arts, Clifton and Dolores Wharton, will be celebrated with a tribute concert Sunday.
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American Idol Nick Fradiani to play Neil Diamond at Wharton Center
"A Beautiful Noise" tells Neil Diamond's life story with all his biggest hits. The musical will be at Michigan State University's Wharton Center from September 16-21.
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Photography book from Mason artist Jeff Boerger documents doors across North America
Mason-based photographer Jeffry Boerger's new book is called "The Perception of Doors: An Eclectic and Whimsical View of Doors, Gates, and Passages."
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Lansing's poet laureate launches poetry contest inspired by fresh water
Winning entries in the "We Are Water" poetry contest will go on public display at the Tollgate Wetlands in Lansing.
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Piano prodigies to compete at Michigan State this weekend in inaugural contest
The new piano competition at Michigan State University bears the name of the first Van Cliburn competition winner, MSU music professor emeritus Ralph Votapek.
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Lord Huron front man Ben Schneider leads his band back to Michigan
Lord Huron's new album "The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1" came out in July. The band's front man is from Okemos.
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Ten Pound Fiddle concert slate includes Solas, BeauSoleil and more folk favorites
This will be the 51st season of Ten Pound Fiddle folk and acoustic music shows in Mid-Michigan.
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From Albion to the Grand Ole Opry: The War and Treaty makes inroads in country music
The War and Treaty has three Michigan concerts planned in August.
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Poetry in the City event returns to the State Capitol steps Thursday
Professional and amateur poets alike gather to celebrate their love of the literary art every July at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing.
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Williamston Theatre ends season with comedy about a 1970s Irish Catholic family
Williamston Theatre players say the comedic play "Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help" which ends their season isn't just for Catholics.
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Michigan Rattlers frontman Graham Young shares band's musical journey to most recent album
The Michigan Rattlers started in Petoskey and recently wrapped up a cross-country tour.
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New streaming service features Michigan-made music
The new streaming service Sonic Coast gives listeners a place to hear tunes from Michigan artists.
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New Lansing mural project depicts three generations of a family across the city
Muralmatics founder Dustin Hunt is unveiling three murals in three different parts of the Lansing depicting a family across several generations
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Pumpstock festival brings American roots music to East Lansing
The Pumpstock music festival returns to Bailey Park in East Lansing at 2 p.m. on Saturday
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Inside the Arts shines a spotlight on local performers, artists, authors, and other creative individuals who are making a significant impact on the community through their talents and passion.The series is presented most weeks by reporter Scott Pohl, creator and weekly producer of Inside the Arts. In the years since his retirement from WKAR, Pohl has continued to contribute stories enjoyed by WKAR listeners.Archived Inside the Arts
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