Concert violinist and Flint native Martha Curtis shares her incredible story with ArtServe Michigan about the role her craft has played in overcoming epilepsy and the lessons on choice we all can take from her experiences. Click here to read the full article
Spinning, scratching, reggae, house music, even violins. You never know what to expect at Lansing's Capital City DJ Olympics. Co-Founder Marcus McKissic shares how the competition and its deejays are having a positive effect on the scene in Michigan's capital. Click here to read the full article
What happens when you gather over 5,000 people together, some with musical ability, some without, block traffic by walking through town broadcasting a pre-recorded song, and record the whole thing? If you do it right, you get "the greatest music video ever made." Click here to read the full article
A Michigan architecture firm and its leader, Jim Pappas, are using the aesthetic power of architecture to rehab one of Detroit's coolest buildings. By this time next year, the former Michigan Bell Telephone Company building will have been artfully redesigned to house the Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO) and an estimated 155 homeless men and women. Click here to read the full article
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