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An exhibit coming to Kalamazoo features photos of the items refugees brought to the United States. Photographer Jim Lommasson says it’s also a story about…
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Photographer and MacArthur Fellow Dawoud Bey has a connection with Harlem, New York. His parents met there, he spent a lot of time there as a kid, and…
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For a while now, Bill Davis has been having trouble sleeping.“I found myself waking up a lot at night and not necessarily always knowing why,” said the…
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In Kalamazoo’s Washington Square area, a happy scream emits from a car driving down Portage Street. William Pitts and a friend hurry to park by the old…
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Two years ago, President Obama made history when he reestablished relations with Cuba - a country the U.S. had embargoed since the Cold War. What once was…
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As the ArtPrize competition in Grand Rapids wraps up this weekend, there's a particular exhibit in the halls of Boardwalk Condominiums that some may have…
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Joan M. Porcaro started taking photos about 30 years ago, around the same time she started her career as an emergency room trauma nurse.“You have that…
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According to Kalamazoo Loaves and Fishes – a local nonprofit and food pantry - one out of every six people in the Kalamazoo area struggles with food…
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Between TV shows like CSI, horror movies like Saw, and shooter video games - it’s safe to say some of us are a little desensitized to violence.But one…
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While next month’s Gilmore International Keyboard Festival is all about celebrating what pianos can do, it's not often that we examine what they are made…